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Your patient has gradually become more lethargic with increased secretions and a fever throughout the day you have notified the patient's physician of the changing condition the patient's oximeter begins to alarm detecting SPO2 of 68% the patient skin color appears gray and the patient is now minimally responsive what should you do first

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