Which condition is listed under Section C provider Impression as Behavioral/Psychiatric Crisis that may be transported by law enforcement if willing and has no other medical/physical condition?

Which condition is listed under Section C provider Impression as Behavioral/Psychiatric Crisis that may be transported by law enforcement if willing and has no other medical/physical condition?

• A. Hypertension (symptomatic)
• B. Alcohol Intoxication
• C. Behavioral/Psychiatric Crisis
• D. Pregnancy Complications (<20 weeks)

Answer: (C)

This item tests how to identify the transport pathway for a patient in a behavioral or psychiatric crisis under the PDP. Section C is the provider impression category that covers Behavioral/Psychiatric Crisis. The rule is that if the patient is willing to be transported and there are no other medical or physical conditions, law enforcement may transport them. That’s the specific scenario described for this section, so it matches exactly. The other options describe medical conditions (symptomatic hypertension, alcohol intoxication, pregnancy complications). These are medical issues that would not fall under the behavioral/psychiatric crisis transport pathway with LE involvement, so they don’t fit the criteria of this section.

This item tests how to identify the transport pathway for a patient in a behavioral or psychiatric crisis under the PDP. Section C is the provider impression category that covers Behavioral/Psychiatric Crisis. The rule is that if the patient is willing to be transported and there are no other medical or physical conditions, law enforcement may transport them. That’s the specific scenario described for this section, so it matches exactly.

The other options describe medical conditions (symptomatic hypertension, alcohol intoxication, pregnancy complications). These are medical issues that would not fall under the behavioral/psychiatric crisis transport pathway with LE involvement, so they don’t fit the criteria of this section.