- Discontinue the medication immediately
- Ankle swelling is a common side effect; elevate legs and report to physician if severe
- Increase salt intake
- Take a double dose to reduce swelling
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- Limited sample size
- Confounding variables, Hawthorne effect, and ensuring content validity of the tests
- Too many participants
- Lack of data
- Morbidity rate
- Mortality rate
- Incidence rate
- Prevalence rate
- Blaming the individuals
- Rapid isolation of cases, contact tracing, and mass vaccination campaigns for susceptible individuals
- Allowing unrestricted movement
- Ignoring the spread
- Store all insulin at room temperature
- Store unopened insulin in the refrigerator; opened vials/pens at room temperature for a limited time
- Store insulin in direct sunlight
- Freeze all insulin
- Ignoring religious beliefs
- Understanding and respecting religious practices and engaging religious leaders as key informants
- Focusing only on scientific facts
- Avoiding all discussions about faith
- Imposing Western medical practices
- Implementing culturally tailored interventions, recruiting diverse healthcare professionals, and addressing systemic barriers
- Ignoring cultural differences
- Providing generic health information
- Long-term reconstruction
- Immediate life-saving interventions, search and rescue, and establishment of emergency shelters
- Prevention of future disasters
- Economic recovery
- Telling them to get over it
- Assessing immediate safety, connecting with crisis services, and providing emotional support and psychoeducation
- Blaming the family for the crisis
- Ignoring the situation
- Lack of social media access
- Risk of hypothermia, carbon monoxide poisoning, food spoilage, and disruption of emergency services
- Increased outdoor activities
- Desire for more entertainment
- Administer more opioid for pain
- Assess respiratory status, administer naloxone if indicated, and notify the physician of opioid overdose symptoms
- Tell the patient to sleep it off
- Encourage the patient to walk around
- Providing chemotherapy
- Promoting regular mammograms and clinical breast exams for eligible individuals
- Administering vaccines
- Treating symptoms of cancer
- Decreased data security
- Improved data sharing, enhanced care coordination, and reduced medical errors
- Increased paperwork
- Limited access to patient information
- Lack of data
- Engaging diverse community groups, overcoming language barriers, and ensuring data accuracy and completeness
- Too much available information
- Uniform health beliefs
- Advise consuming untreated water
- Issue boil water advisories, distribute safe drinking water, and identify contaminated water sources
- Tell residents to ignore official warnings
- Encourage outdoor activities in floodwaters
- Encouraging vector breeding
- Vector control measures (e.g., mosquito eradication), public education on protection, and surveillance
- Providing antibiotics to everyone
- Avoiding public places
- Stop antibiotics when the odor improves
- Take the full course of antibiotics as prescribed to prevent resistance and ensure infection resolution
- Take antibiotics only when feeling unwell
- Share antibiotics with family members
- Decreased travel
- Antimicrobial resistance, emerging infectious diseases, and inequitable vaccine distribution
- Increased access to clean water globally
- Universal healthcare access
- Tell them to quit immediately
- Explore pros and cons of quitting, and provide information to encourage decision-making
- Ignore their readiness
- Blame them for not quitting
