Setting a priority level for a patient visit should be based on ________

You have been called for an elderly female found by family members on the floor of her bathroom. She is unresponsive and has a bruise to the right side of her face. Her respirations are snoring and shallow. Her skin is cool and dry, and she is incontinent of urine. Her daughter tells you that the patient has a past medical history of stroke, COPD, and seizures. Which of the following would be

most appropriate when managing this patient's airway? A) Suction B) Jaw-thrust maneuver C) High-concentration oxygen D) Head-tilt, chin-lift

The coronary ________ is the short trunk that serves to receive deoxygenated blood from the veins of the myocardium

A) artery B) fiber C) sinus D) tissue