Jill Hanson is a 16-year-old patient who has come to the office complaining of lower abdominal pain. As you interview her, you notice that she seems to have difficulty concentrating on the conversation. She constantly looks toward the closed door of the exam room, and she asks you several times whether the doctor is "nice." Which of the following would you suspect as the reason for Jill's behavior?  

You are called for a possible imminent delivery. Your patient is a 15-year-old girl who is in your estimation about 8 months pregnant. She tells you that she has been hiding her pregnancy. You are especially concerned about problems she might have during the delivery. Which of the following are findings that may indicate the need for neonatal resuscitation?

A) Patient with a blood pressure of 130/82 B) Young mother who has not had prenatal care C) Mother who has had five previous births D) Patient whose water has already broken

You are dispatched to a residence for an unknown medical problem. The location is in an area of town known for gang activity and violent crimes. As you approach the scene, you see a residence that is poorly lit, with no lights on and no one visible nearby. Which of the following describes the safest approach to this situation?

A) Drive past the residence and stage around the corner until the police arrive. B) Park just past the residence and approach the front door at an angle. C) Park in front of the residence, illuminating the front door with floodlights. D) Park and exit the ambulance, knock on the front door while shouting, "Paramedics!"