Question

You are dispatched to a local fast-food restaurant for a "nature unknown" call. You arrive on-scene and find a 47-year-old male in front of the counter repeatedly singing "Happy Birthday" to himself. Police are on-scene and the scene is safe. Which of the following would be considered appropriate care?

A) Quietly and carefully evaluate the situation and keep your emotions under control. Be as unhurried as you can.
B) Have your partner join you in approaching the patient and explain to him that he has to stop singing or you will have him arrested.
C) Have the police take charge, restrain the patient, and have him brought into your ambulance.D) Quickly approach the patient and take charge. Tell him he has to come with you to be evaluated.

Answer 1

Answer is A. Quietly and carefully evaluate the situation and keep your emotions under control. Be as unhurried as you can.

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Step-by-step explanation:

You are dispatched to a local fast-food restaurant for a "nature unknown" call. You arrive on-scene and find a 47-year-old male in front of the counter repeatedly singing "Happy Birthday" to himself. Police are on-scene and the scene is safe. The appropriate care would be:

Quietly and carefully evaluate the situation and keep your emotions under control. Be as unhurried as you can.

Answer 2

Answer:A.) Quietly and carefully evaluate the situation and keep your emotions under control. Be as unhurried as you can.

Explanation: What I consider to be most appropriate in such scenario is to be calm and calculated due to certain reasons, such as, The presence of the police shows that, if an imminent attack had been spotted, the cops at the scene would have reacted, the context says the scene is safe, and the man on the counter was repeatedly singing a birthday song. With all these, careful evaluation without hurry is required, there is no need to rush or be emotional. it could just be a surprise birthday call, who knows.