Reference no: EM133293017

1. You have a patient who is struggling to communicate verbally and you can see their lips are turning blue. They are complaining of shortness of breath, pain in their jaw and you hear fine crackling in the lower lobes on auscultation. What does this tell you about their current condition and diagnosis?

2. You have a patient who has been in an accident - they have crashed their motorbike into a pole. They have a broken ankle, have dislocated their left hand and are bleeding from their ears. Their pupils are dilated and they are going in and out of consciousness. What does this tell you about their current condition, diagnosis and time criticality?

3. Dispatch informs you of a patient who is disorientated, diaphoretic and complaining of a severe headache. They are nauseous and on investigation reveal they have not eaten since the previous night. What does this tell you about their condition and diagnosis? D. On night shift you are called to attend to a worker in the lunchroom. They are complaining of feeling unwell after eating. On arrival the patient is observed to be grey in colour, diaphoretic and has vomited. What does this tell you about their condition and diagnosis?