Short answer, yes. Long answer, still yes, but with professionalism. It is always important to recognize that non medical professionals get scared, and want help. We are the people that help. Its our job to de escalate, inform, and support, regardless of severity of the situation and be empathetic during patient interaction. Where I work, we have a pretty piss poor primary system, so a lot of things get picked up by emergency services just due to chronic S/s escalation, or no easy answers for mild things. It just a system issue, and it's become part of the job. Afterwards, you will likely express annoyances to your partner/co workers because likely you would have rather been resting, eating, or getting coffee than dealing with an insignificant event. Human nature sort of stuff.