What is your rationale behind your decision

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Patient assignment: patient complains of chest pain, patient tells you they noticed blood in their stool, patient is drowsy and difficult to arouse, patient develops crackles in the lungs

1. What patient will you assess first and what is your rationale behind your decision?

2. Are there any tasks that you can delegate and to whom? what is your rational?

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