Patient who are all calling for assistance at the same time. 1.Patient is complaining of abdominal...

Patient who are all calling for assistance at the same time. 1.Patient is complaining of abdominal pain, one has shortness of breath, and one is clutching his chest. Who do you go to first and why?

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