You are caring for a resident who suddenly complains of crushing chest pain, has clammy, ashen skin, and is sweating profusely. You would NOT:

Scalpel blades must be mounted and removed using _______________

A. sterile gloves C. an instrument B. the neutral zone technique D. your fingers

When caring for a patient with an acute behavioral crisis, your primary concern should be:

A) ensuring your own and your partner's safety. B) providing safe transport to the hospital. C) gathering all of the patient's medications. D) obtaining a complete past medical history