Question

question 2 of 4
if a person comes to a primary care clinic and is in medical distress and having difficulty breathing, i will:
offer to call a taxi to take them to the emergency room
call 9-911
phone a relative of the person needing help
tell them that i will find a doctor

Explanation:

When a person is in medical distress (like difficulty breathing) at a primary care clinic, the most urgent and appropriate action is to call emergency services (9 - 911) to get immediate professional medical help. Offering a taxi, phoning a relative, or telling them you'll find a doctor are not as timely or appropriate for a medical emergency situation.

Answer:

C. Call 9 - 911