[Solved] You are ordering dinner with a group of five friends at a restaurant. You notice that the waiter has neither pad nor pencil but relies on memory to get the orders correct. Assume that the waiter will report the orders to the kitchen right away (he won't do any intervening mental tasks). To give yourself the best chance of getting what you ordered, you should attempt to give your order to the waiter A)first, second, or third. B)third or fourth. C)fourth, fifth, or sixth. D)first, second, fifth, or sixth. Mania: A mental state characterized by elevated mood, energy, and activity levels, often associated with bipolar disorder. Nursing Intervention: Actions taken by nurses to improve or maintain a patient's health condition, often part of a broader care plan. Acute Mania: A period of abnormally elevated or irritable mood, arousal, and energy levels that significantly impair functioning. Disrobed: Refers to the act of removing one's clothing, often implying complete or partial nakedness as a physical state.