It is especially important to assess pulse, sensation, and movement in all extremities as well as pupillary reactions in patients with a suspected ___________ problem.

You respond to the scene of a private residence for a patient who is a known insulin-dependant diabetic patient. The patient is combative and cursing as you approach. Should this patient be restrained?

A) Yes, he is combative and all combative patients can be restrained. B) Yes, he likely has a medical condition that requires treatment. C) No, this patient is not likely experiencing a behavioral emergency. D) There is not enough information to answer this question.

A period of dyspnea followed by apnea is known as which type of breathing?

A. Asphyxia B. Cheyne-Stokes respiration C. Hyperpnea D. Orthopnea