MCQs
11212 questions found
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Force the medication
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B.
Respect their autonomy and engage in shared decision-making, exploring alternatives and concerns
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C.
Tell them their religious beliefs are wrong
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D.
Document refusal and take no further action
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A.
Increase the IV fluid rate
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B.
Elevate the head of the bed, slow down or stop the IV infusion, and notify the physician
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C.
Administer a diuretic without an order
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D.
Encourage more fluid intake
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A.
Allow the avoidance to continue
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B.
Directly challenge their avoidance in a confrontational manner
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C.
Gently bring the conversation back to the avoided topic, validating their discomfort
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D.
Shift the topic to something entirely different
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A.
Extensive social media engagement
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B.
A plan for follow-up appointments, medication management, and emergency contacts
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C.
A luxurious vacation plan
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D.
Only medication details
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A.
Acute exacerbation of COPD
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A.
Using a cuff that is too wide
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B.
Using a cuff that is too narrow
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C.
Patient's arm is at heart level
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D.
Taking multiple readings
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C.
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS)
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A.
To decrease blood flow to the extremity
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B.
To make the veins more visible and palpable
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C.
To sterilize the skin
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A.
Explore the traumatic memory in detail
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B.
Help the client with grounding techniques to return to the present moment
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C.
Tell them to calm down
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D.
End the session abruptly
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A.
Planning your next response while the patient speaks
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B.
Silently judging the patient's statements
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C.
Paying full attention, demonstrating empathy, and providing verbal/non-verbal cues of understanding
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D.
Only focusing on factual information
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A.
Call the patient's family
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B.
Initiate chest compressions
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C.
Document the time of unresponsiveness
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D.
Perform mouth-to-mouth resuscitation only
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A.
Apply the blood to the reagent strip and immediately insert it into the glucometer
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B.
Wipe the blood off the strip before inserting
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C.
Insert the strip into the glucometer before applying blood
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D.
Shake the glucometer before reading
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A.
Challenge their beliefs directly
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B.
Dismiss their beliefs as irrational
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C.
Seek to understand their perspective within their cultural context, avoiding judgment
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D.
Explain your own cultural beliefs to them
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A.
To complain about difficult patients
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B.
To quickly transfer critical patient information and care responsibilities to the next shift
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C.
To gossip about colleagues
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D.
To update the patient's family only
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A.
Appendicitis or peritonitis
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A.
Push them gently from behind
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B.
Walk slightly ahead of them, offering your arm, and describe obstacles
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C.
Shout directions from a distance
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D.
Let them navigate on their own to promote independence
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C.
QT prolongation and arrhythmias
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