00:01
Okay, so i see that you need help with this question and it says police call you to a location for a 47 year old patient who's displaying unusual behavior, so unusual according to their family.
00:20
The patient has been displaying violent, aggressive behavior towards family and strangers, so towards family and strangers.
00:40
The police would like ems to rule out any medical problems.
00:46
What would you expect to be the most common cause of behavioral emergencies such as this one? and so it gives alcohol, hypoxia, infection, or electrolyte imbalance.
01:07
Balance? so first of all, for this type of assessment, hypoxia such as cyanosis, rapid breathing, or confusion.
01:32
So the symptoms would be cyanosis, rapid breathing, or confusion.
01:48
Then signs of infection would be fever localized pain redness swelling electrolyte imbalance would be muscle weakness cramps and a regular heart what a regular heart rate so alcohol would be you would have to look for signs of intoxication, like the smell of the alcohol on the breath, slurred speech, unsteady gait.
03:01
And i'm just looking through for hypoxia...