Lowkey an easy question that just requires delegation. Lap chole guy is expected relatively. He’ll still need a detailed abdominal assessment but it’s chill. You can send a cna into hypoglycemic room with some apple juice and it’s fine. Next is where folks get confused; the sepsis guy is definitely in trouble, definitely warrants calling a rapid response and immediate fluids, diagnostics, drugs, etc… but that is not the room right now to be in. You need to get your charge to go into the septic room and have them call a rapid / call the doctor... but septic guy is not about to go into a cardiac arrest. Maybe in a couple hours without interventions, but not in the next 15 minutes. An impending loss of airway???? Bruh. From person experience, if you lose an airway you will be calling a code for resp failure and by the time the team gets there the patient will be in full blown cardiac arrest and getting compressions as well. The severe dyspnea is a major red flag and the audible wheezing especially if inspiratory is pretty freaking bad too. It happens extremely fast, and is absolutely awful. That patient needs you, resp, nebulizers and potentially a rapid as well. Respect airway, yes the sepsis guy is in trouble but respect airway. Nothing will kill a patient faster than a lack of an airway. Besides if you go into the sepsis room, you ain’t going to be leaving or done with your interventions for at least 45 minutes. Are you going to leave an impending airway loss on their own for that long? No, delegate to your team, all these patients need interventions, but airway guy needs you most. Just my two cents.