question: Most others like two short paragraphs explaining why this person warrents an emergency admission . I agree that it is nice to include all the details from your evaluation , but I also agree that the more you write , the less people read . I also got a few BS pages for ward issues . The nurses really wanted me to prescribe ativan or ambien for one patient who they were sure was going to have sleeping issues .

OPTIONS:
- They are in nursing school .
- They are a professional doctor .
- None of the above choices .
- They are a nurse .
Q: What may be a fact about this person ?

answer: They are a professional doctor .

question: In my mind it HAD to be because I was fat . It just had to . The very next day I told myself I was going to lose weight . A switch had flipped .

OPTIONS:
- They will look to study more .
- They will look to test themselves .
- None of the above choices .
- They will look to diet .
Q: What type of actions will the narrator take after this realization ?

answer: They will look to diet .

question: Jeremy walked into the kitchen and grabbed his keys and wallet off the kitchen counter . He told Amy about how he would be home late because the company he worked for was facing a massive lawsuit and he had to prepare the defense . Amy did nt even lift her eyes from the computer screen as Jeremys words sounded like garbled grunts .

OPTIONS:
- Because Jeremy is speaking rapidly , and is hard to make out what he is saying
- Because she does not speak English , so his words are mostly lost on her
- None of the above choices .
- Because the batteries in her hearing aid need to be replaced before she can hear correctly
Q: Why is it difficult for Amy to understand the words that Jeremy is saying ?

answer:
Because Jeremy is speaking rapidly , and is hard to make out what he is saying