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Indicators of an emergency - unusual noises, unusual sights, unusual odors; or the unusual appearance or behavior of a person. Describe how to prioritize care for injuries and sudden illnesses. - prioritize care for the person in the most serious or life-threatening condition. Bystanders or other trained responders on the scene may be able to help give care to others until EMS arrives. Describe the purpose of Good Samaritan laws. - The Good Samaritan laws exist in most states, and protect against claims of negligence when someone gives emergency care in good faith, without expecting anything in return and as a "reasonable and prudent person" would. Identify the difference between expressed consent and implied consent. - expressed consent - a conscious person understands you and gives you permission to give care. implied consent - the person is unconscious, confused, mentally impaired, seriously injured or ill or otherwise unable to give you permission to give care.