You respond to a residence for a patient who is “not acting…

You respond to a residence for a patient who is “not acting right.” As you approach the door, the patient, a 35-year-old male, begins shouting profanities at you and your partner while holding a baseball bat. The man is confused and diaphoretic and is wearing a medical identification bracelet. You should:

When treating a 56-year-old female with chest pain, you have…

When treating a 56-year-old female with chest pain, you have established IV access and administered two doses of sublingual nitroglycerin. However, the patient’s pain has not improved. You reassess her blood pressure and note that it is 112/66 mm Hg. You should: