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-High flow, oxygen therapy via non-rebreather mask, HFNC-Closely monitor vital signs and place patient in Fowler's position-Hyper inflation therapy (IPPB, IPV)-Diuretics to promote fluid excretion (furosemide [Lasix])-Positive inotropic agents (digitalis, digoxin, dobutamine, dopamine)-Analgesic- Morphine-Preload reduction agents- nitroglycerin, nitroprusside, morphine-CPAP if indicated to support oxygenation-Mechanical ventilation with PEEP for ventilatory failure
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