Emergency situations may include massive haemorrhage, asphyxiation, severe terminal dyspnoea or overwhelming pain crisis" (p. 584) [ 4].
More complex situations may include cases such as the pseudo-gap problem described in the previous section.
These complex situations may include tradeoffs between imperfect options, a mix of objective data and subjective options, and uncertain future outcomes.
Ideal learning situations may include opportunities to be the operating surgeon and exposure to surgical emergencies, for which training on surgical simulators and rotations in trauma and acute care surgery may improve his or her training.
Ideal learning situations may include making multiple and diverse patient-care decisions, and assessing and evaluating available clinical literature, for which activities such as oral examinations with multiple scenarios and presenting rounds to an audience of peers on a specific topic may be beneficial to training.
Such situations may include secluded nude beaches, clubs or in private places.
The motivation for lying varies in each situation, but may include, protecting the child from an upsetting situation, getting the child to do something they don't want to, hiding a parents own bad behavior or as in the case of Lance Armstrong, giving the child an unfair advantage over others.
Gap and choice situation factors may include gap size, speed of vehicles, type of subject and conflicting vehicle types, waiting time, type of sign control, etc. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6].
Under the circumstances, specific steps were taken to minimize this unwanted situation and may include longer antibody incubation time (overnight at 4°C) followed by more stringent wash (twice in lysis buffer and three times in HEPES buffer).
In any given situation suffering may include some or all of the following: guilt, a feeling of unworthiness, fear of change, fear of conflict, inability to see options or alternatives, stubbornness, or a belief that life has to be difficult.
