At 3 AM, a man walks into your emergency department. He paces back and forth in the waiting area before he approaches staff to ask if he can see his wife, who is a patient on another floor.
He speaks rapidly, his face is flushed, he glances around often, and he keeps his hand in his jacket pocket. A best initial response would be to: a. Assess your situation and your surround-ings.
b. Ask two or three staff to assist in con-fronting the individual.
c. Ask what floor his wife is on and remind him that visiting hours are closed.
d. Remain calm as there is no potential for violence here.
Question 2
Rosie moved from South Texas to Colorado during the winter. She wants to begin an exercise program right away. You caution Rosie that:
a. cold weather may have adverse effects initially on her exercise regimen.
b. exercising in Colorado will probably be too hard for her.
c. muscle soreness will likely result when she exercises.
d. plantar fasciitis or arch pain will likely develop when exercising.
Muscles of the shoulder and back.
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