Incident priorities during scene size-up include all of the following EXCEPT:

You are on the scene of a 68-year-old patient with a history of COPD who is breathing 44 times per minute and has a diminished level of consciousness. His wife states he has an Albuterol inhaler and nitroglycerin tablets for angina. What is the most important drug you can administer to the patient?

A) Oxygen by nonrebreather mask B) Oxygen by bag-valve mask C) Nitroglycerin D) Albuterol

You are by the side of a patient who fell. He has a hematoma to his forehead as well as deformity of his left forearm. His daughter informs you that he has severe dementia and she cares for him at home. As you assess him, he continually screams out, "Mary, help me. I need help!" Which one of the following questions is MOST appropriate to ask the daughter?

A) "Was Mary his wife?" B) "Do you know what he means by this?" C) "Is this how he normally is?" D) "Isn't dementia is a terrible disease?"