The greatest risk posed by an urgent move is:
a. not getting the patient's name and address.
b. changing the position of the patient and causing a risk-management investigation.
c. delaying interventions for life-threatening conditions.
d. incurring a lawsuit by the patient.
Question 2
In most instances, an urgent move is performed:
a. only after additional help has arrived.
b. only when Medical Control orders it.
c. before any assessment has been performed.
d. after the primary and secondary assessments have been completed.
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