A.
Aspirate for blood return
✓
B.
Flush with medication
✓
D.
Observe for swelling only
✓
B.
Erectile dysfunction or delayed ejaculation
✓
A.
60-80 compressions/minute
✓
B.
80-100 compressions/minute
✓
C.
100-120 compressions/minute
✓
D.
120-140 compressions/minute
✓
A.
Pneumonia; administer antibiotics
✓
B.
Pulmonary edema; elevate head of bed, administer oxygen, and notify physician
✓
C.
Asthma attack; administer bronchodilator
✓
D.
Dehydration; increase fluid intake
✓
C.
Intravenous (IV) via central line
✓
A.
Apply mitts or restraints immediately
✓
B.
Distract and redirect the patient with a preferred activity
✓
C.
Yell at the patient to stop
✓
A.
Encourage them to relive the entire memory in detail
✓
B.
Use grounding techniques to help them orient to the present moment
✓
C.
Tell them the memory is not real
✓
D.
Change the subject abruptly
✓
D.
Continuous compressions
✓
A.
Administer oral insulin
✓
B.
Administer IV dextrose (if available and trained) or glucagon IM
✓
C.
Provide a sugar-free drink
✓
A.
Discussing patient details in public areas
✓
B.
Leaving the patient's room door open during care
✓
C.
Knocking before entering and closing the door during care
✓
D.
Using the patient's full name in casual conversation
✓
A.
Suction for prolonged periods (e.g., over 30 seconds)
✓
B.
Apply suction while inserting the catheter
✓
C.
Limit suction passes to 10-15 seconds and hyperoxygenate before/after
✓
D.
Use sterile technique only for catheter insertion, not for withdrawal
✓
A.
Override the directive for their well-being
✓
B.
Respect the patient's wishes as stated in the advance directive
✓
C.
Ask the family to decide, regardless of the directive
✓
D.
Provide nutrition against their wishes
✓
C.
Blood pressure and heart rate
✓
A.
Numeric rating scale (NRS)
✓
B.
Wong-Baker FACES pain rating scale or FLACC scale (for non-verbal)
✓
C.
Verbal descriptor scale
✓
D.
Visual analog scale (VAS)
✓
A.
Engage in the philosophical discussion indefinitely
✓
B.
Gently bring the conversation back to the client's current concerns and goals
✓
C.
Tell them their thoughts are irrelevant
✓
D.
Terminate the session due to lack of progress
✓
A.
Low; can wait for primary care appointment
✓
B.
Moderate; monitor at home
✓
C.
High; requires immediate emergency medical attention
✓
D.
Routine; schedule for elective imaging
✓
