You are treating a 54-year-old male complaining of crushing chest pressure. He states that the pain started about 45 minutes ago and has gotten worse in the last 20 minutes. He also complains of nausea and is pale and sweaty. These signs and symptoms are consistent with:

Orogastric tubes are:

A) slightly smaller than a nasogastric tube. B) inserted through the nose. C) inserted through the mouth. D) slightly shorter than a nasogasatric tube.

Mrs. L. came into the office for her stitches to be removed by the medical assistant as scheduled. Mrs. L. said she had a fever and would need to see the physician. What is the primary personal attribute you need to deal with this situation?

a. Flexibility b. Dependability c. Initiative d. Effective communication