Observations made when forming a general impression of a patient would include all of the following, EXCEPT:

A 90-year-old had a sudden onset of bright red bleeding from her rectum. On your arrival you can see that there has been a significant amount of blood loss. She is pale and sweaty and seems confused. You should first:

A) place her in a position of comfort and administer high-flow oxygen. B) estimate as accurately as possible how much blood has been lost. C) ask her if this has ever happened to her in the past. D) obtain a complete set of vital signs.

In which of the following situations is hemolytic disease of the newborn most likely to occur?

A) An Rh positive mother delivers a first Rh negative newborn B) An Rh positive mother delivers a second Rh negative newborn C) An Rh negative mother delivers a first Rh positive newborn D) An Rh negative mother delivers a second Rh positive newborn