PLEASE ANSWER Three patients arrive at an emergency care facility at the same time: a middle-
aged man complaining of severe chest pains, a young woman limping and
complaining of pain and a sprained ankle, and a father whose infant has
become unconscious due to an airway obstruction. In what order should you
treat these patients?

A. The woman with the sprained ankle should be treated
immediately; the infant should be treated next; and the man with
chest pains should be treated last.
B. The infant should be treated immediately, the man with chest
pains should be treated next; the woman with the sprained ankle
should be treated last
C. The man with chest pains should be treated immediately, the
infant should be treated next; the woman with the sprained ankle
should be treated last.
D. The infant should be treated immediately, the woman with the
sprained ankle should be treated next, the man with chest pains
should be treated last.

B. The infant should be treated immediately, the man with chest

pains should be treated next; the woman with the sprained ankle

should be treated last

Explanation:

The infant has a big chance to die due to not breathing, so that should be treated immediately, then the old man, because we don't know if it could be a heart condition, then the sprained ankle because that the one that matters the least

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