In which of the following disorders are pathological fractures MOST commonly seen?

You are participating in a training exercise for an attack by a weapon of mass destruction involving the release of a nerve agent. In the triage area, you are presented with a patient who responds to painful stimuli and has an open airway. He is breathing eight times a minute and has a weak radial pulse. He also has wheezing and pinpoint pupils. In his pocket he has a metered-dose inhaler

containing albuterol. When caring for this patient, you should FIRST: A) administer positive pressure ventilation. B) obtain vital signs, including the temperature. C) look for an injury causing shock. D) administer albuterol with the metered-dose inhaler.

In a time management plan, explain what "analyze and prioritize" means