A woman comes into the ER after a car accident. She needs a blood transfusion, but she states that her religion is against blood transfusions. What would you do?

"From what I understand, if the patient is of sound mind and understands the risk they are taking by refusing medical assistance, I do not have the right to override her religious choice. Many factors could change this, such as an unconscious patient, someone under the influence of a narcotic, or a significant language barrier. In those situations, I should refer to my facilities' leaders and ethics community. I would not feel comfortable making a decision like that entirely on my own."

You may not be able to answer this question completely correctly as there are many policies and legal requirements that you may not even know about yet. Answer to the best of your ability by displaying that you would make the soundest choice possible while maintaining the patient's integrity.