Problem: What moral and ethical ambiguities does this section of the trial introduce? The case is called Lunsford versus the Texas Board of Nurse Examiners. At that time, the Texas Board of Nursing was referred to as the Board of Nurse Examiners, it has since changed names. Nurse Martha Lundberg worked at a small county hospital in Raymondville, Texas in the Rio Grande Valley. In 1980, a woman named Francis assisted Mr. Donald Floyd into the hospital's ER entrance. Mr. Floyd was experiencing persistent, severe chest pain, nausea, sweating and pressure that radiated down his left arm. He was anxious and ashen gray. Of course, we recognize these hallmark manifestations as myocardial infarction or a heart attack. An ER physician sitting at the nurse's station told Francis to find a nurse because he was too busy to help her. Francis begged the physician to come see her friend explaining that Mr. Floyd's chest pain was severe. The MD would not come and told her a second time to go get a nurse. Eventually, Nurse Lunsford came to the nurses' station and accepted a directive from the ER physician to send Mr. Floyd to another hospital, Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen. Need Assignment Help?