A.
Ignoring emotional distress to focus on physical needs
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B.
Providing immediate psychological first aid and connecting individuals to mental health support
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C.
Telling individuals to cope on their own
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D.
Offering only medication for anxiety
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A.
Using a standard Snellen chart
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B.
Using a "tumbling E" chart or picture chart
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D.
Asking the child to guess
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A.
Storing medications and hazardous chemicals in unlocked cabinets
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B.
Storing medications and hazardous chemicals in locked cabinets or out of reach of children
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C.
Leaving cleaning supplies on the floor
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D.
Disposing of medications in the sink
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A.
Avoiding all social interaction
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B.
Engaging in relaxation techniques, mindfulness, exercise, and seeking social support
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C.
Suppressing emotions
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D.
Consuming more caffeine
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A.
Encourage more fluid intake
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B.
Notify the physician immediately, suspecting a urinary tract infection (UTI)
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D.
Remove the catheter without assessment
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A.
Focusing solely on punitive measures
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B.
Providing education on risks, promoting refusal skills, and offering healthy alternatives for recreation
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C.
Encouraging experimentation in moderation
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D.
Ignoring peer pressure
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A.
Advise against vaccination
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B.
Rapid case identification, contact tracing, and vaccination of susceptible individuals
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C.
Encourage large gatherings
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D.
Prescribe antibiotics to everyone
✓
A.
This is normal; continue using the SABA daily
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B.
The SABA is a rescue medication and should only be used for acute symptoms; consistent use suggests uncontrolled asthma
✓
C.
Discontinue the inhaled corticosteroid
✓
D.
Increase the SABA dose
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B.
After at least 8-12 hours of fasting
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C.
After vigorous exercise
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A.
Providing chelation therapy to all children
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B.
Educating families about lead hazards in older homes and advocating for lead abatement programs
✓
C.
Treating symptoms of lead poisoning
✓
D.
Monitoring blood lead levels only after exposure
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A.
Encouraging social isolation
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B.
Promoting regular physical activity, healthy diet, and cognitive engagement
✓
C.
Discouraging vaccinations
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D.
Advising against seeking medical care
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A.
Speaking loudly and slowly in English
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B.
Using a professional medical interpreter
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C.
Relying on family members (especially children) for complex medical translation
✓
D.
Using only written materials in English
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A.
Providing health education on handwashing
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B.
Conducting blood pressure screenings
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C.
Providing physical therapy and rehabilitation after a stroke
✓
D.
Administering flu vaccines
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A.
Ignore the symptoms, it's normal
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B.
Apply a warm compress and continue to monitor
✓
C.
Notify the physician immediately, suspecting a central line-associated bloodstream infection (CLABSI)
✓
D.
Clean the site with alcohol only
✓
A.
Family eats three meals a day
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B.
Frequent consumption of nutrient-poor, high-calorie foods and limited access to fresh produce
✓
C.
Regular intake of fruits and vegetables
✓
D.
Access to a variety of food options
✓
A.
Wearing short sleeves and shorts outdoors
✓
B.
Using insect repellent containing DEET or picaridin, checking for ticks after outdoor activities
✓
C.
Avoiding showering after outdoor activities
✓
D.
Relying solely on antibiotics for prevention
✓
A.
Applying hydrogen peroxide daily to the wound
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B.
Regular wound assessment, strict glycemic control, and proper foot care education
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C.
Ignoring the wound unless it gets worse
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D.
Allowing the wound to remain uncovered
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