What is set up in the practice management program when a patient's chief complaint is different than the one for a previous encounter?

As you arrive by the side of a 64-year-old unresponsive female patient, you hear snoring respirations. Your immediate action would be to:

A) Suction the mouth and airway B) Determine the chief complaint C) Administer supplemental oxygen D) Perform a manual jaw-thrust maneuver

If a patient presents with one self-limited or minor problem, the level of risk involved with the medical decision making would be considered:

A) minimal. B) low. C) moderate. D) high.