Critical thinking corner: What are the missing orders?

Hey diagnosticians and treateurs of illnesses!  Care of our friend Dr. Big Work-Up, try to figure out what orders are missing from this hugeass, soul-sucking workup for the following patient:

Patient is a middle-aged male with a long history of asthma and no other chronic medical conditions.  He has been using his inhaler frequently for the last week.  He called 9-1-1 for an acute asthma exacerbation, not relieved with his usual inhalers.  Paramedics found him with labored respirations, inability to speak in full sentences, and very distant if not absent breath sounds bilaterally with the following vital signs:

• BP 138/65 
• HR 88 and regular
• Sats 86% on room air
• RR of 36
• Temp [done in ER] of 98.1

The medics gave a neb, started a line, and drove the patient in the short distance to the hospital.  His breathing persisted in a similar fashion, but his oxygen came up to 93% on 3L of O2.  The chest x-ray done right away was read as clear.  He's only on an albuterol inhaler and has no allergies.  

Here is the set of orders on my screen:

• Chest x-ray 
• EKG 
• Saline lock
• Cardiac/vital sign monitoring
• CBC, Lytes, Troponin, cortisol (huh?), lactate (afebrile,  no signs of sepsis), INR (not on Coumadin)
• Blood cultures x 2 (X-Ray was negative for pneumonia prior to physician eval + afebrile)
• UA (Because shortness of breath in an asthmatic middle-aged adult is likely caused by a urinary tract infection)

Okay kids, now here's where you come in with the Where's Waldo stuff.  What is this order set missing?