Emergency Response and Patient Care

The transcript describes a critical situation where a person is in distress and potentially facing death. The speaker realizes the severity of the condition and expresses concern. The distressed individual seeks comfort and support, physically reacting to the situation by gasping for air. Ultimately, they plead for help to feel better.

What was the speaker's initial concern about moving the person to the chair?

• The chair was broken.

• The person might fall off the chair.

• The person might die if moved.

• The chair was too far away.

How did the speaker come to terms with the situation?

• By asking others for advice.

• By moving the person to a safer place.

• By calling for medical help.

• By realizing the person was not going to survive.

What did the person request from the speaker after acknowledging her condition?

• To call an ambulance.

• To hold her.

• To find her family.

• To give her water.

What physical signs did the person show that indicated distress?

• She was gasping for air.

• She began singing.

• She fell asleep.

• She started laughing.

What was the person's final request to the speaker?

• To call her family.

• To leave her alone.

• To take her to the hospital.

• To help her feel better.