A decision-making strategy in which the first acceptable, but not necessarily optimal, solution is accepted would be:

You are called for an elderly man with an apparent broken hip. The patient tells you that he has osteoporosis and type 2 diabetes. He denies falling and cannot remember any trauma. You should suspect:

A) decreased range of motion. B) osteoarthritis. C) a pathological fracture. D) an associated spinal injury.

Which of the following conditions may slow a person's capillary refill time?

A. Increased peripheral perfusion B. Peripheral vasoconstriction C. Stress or severe anxiety D. Exposure to a hot environment