An 18-year-old male patient presents to the clinic. On physical assessment, the nurse notes the patient is exceptionally tall, has a soft, high-pitched voice, female-like breasts, and minimal male secondary sex characteristics. Additionally, the patient is found to have mild-moderate mental impairment. The nurse anticipates genetic testing will be positive for which of the following conditions?

The 60-year-old patient who was recently laid off from his factory job of 38 years presents to the emergency department complaining of severe superficial pain over the flank. Which assessment will be most important for diagnosis?

The hospitalized patient is found unresponsive and the cardiopulmonary monitor shows ventricular fibrillation. Upon assessment, no pulse or respiratory effort are appreciated. A code blue is called and the defibrillator is being brought to the room. Which initial intervention is appropriate?