What is a common indicator of hidden fire burning within a wall?

Your patient is complaining of chest pain that radiates into his neck and arms. The primary assessment reveals a patent airway, adequate breathing, and a strong, regular radial pulse. His skin is warm and dry, and reveals no signs of inadequate perfusion. Which of the following should you do next?

A) Start the secondary assessment. B) Attach the AED. C) Provide oxygen. D) Check vital signs.

During the process of setting up the sterile field, efficiency and economy of motion recommend that the surgical technologist (ST):

a. move items only once if possible b. position back table close to door c. place as many instruments on Mayo stand as possible d. request that circulating RN open all supplies for case after ST is gowned and gloved