You almost never get one problem at a time. A patient hands you two or three
things wrong, all at once, and you have one pair of hands. You need an
order. Not a preference, an order built on one question: which problem
kills this patient fastest if you leave it alone?
That's the whole logic underneath everything in this lesson. Every priority
rule you're about to learn is an answer to that one question, applied to a
different situation.
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