MCQs
11212 questions found
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Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS)
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Continue with the procedure, being careful not to touch it again
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Inform the physician to proceed, as it's a minor contamination
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Remove the contaminated glove, perform hand hygiene, and don a new sterile glove
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D.
Cover the contaminated area with a sterile towel
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder
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Social Anxiety Disorder
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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
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Document the statement in the chart for the supervisor to review later
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B.
Encourage the client to distract themselves from these thoughts
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C.
Assess the lethality of the plan and implement a safety protocol (e.g., hospitalization, constant observation)
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D.
Refer the client to a support group
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Administer pain medication as ordered
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Obtain a detailed medical history
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C.
Initiate continuous cardiac monitoring and prepare for oxygen administration
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D.
Educate the patient on lifestyle modifications
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Tell the patient to stop coughing
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B.
Assess respiratory status, notify the physician of possible respiratory infection, and encourage hydration
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C.
Administer a sedative
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Child is always happy
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Extreme shyness, withdrawal, aggression, or delayed development without a clear physical cause
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C.
Child has many friends
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D.
Child excels in school
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Stop the medication immediately
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B.
Take the medication with food or milk, and report persistent side effects to the physician
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C.
Take on an empty stomach
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Advising her to skip prenatal appointments
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Connecting her with free or low-cost prenatal clinics and transportation assistance
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C.
Telling her to rely on self-care
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D.
Ignoring the lack of access
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Testing is only for symptomatic individuals
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Regular testing is important for sexually active individuals, even if asymptomatic
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C.
Testing is not necessary
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D.
Testing can be done only in hospitals
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Access to social media
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B.
Stigma, lack of accessible and affordable services, and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)
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C.
Preference for certain music genres
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D.
Availability of video games
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Patient needs more insulin
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B.
Possible over-insulinization or insufficient carbohydrate intake, requiring physician notification and assessment of diet/activity
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C.
Patient needs to eat less
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D.
Patient needs a higher dose of oral medications
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Using non-sterile gloves for all wound care
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B.
Hand hygiene before and after wound care, using clean or sterile supplies as indicated, and proper disposal of waste
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C.
Leaving wounds open to air
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Advise against TB testing
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B.
Rapid case identification, contact tracing, and directly observed therapy (DOT) for adherence to treatment
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D.
Encourage large gatherings
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Treating injuries after they occur
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B.
Educating parents about childproofing homes and supervising children closely
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C.
Focusing on rehabilitation for injured children
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D.
Promoting risky behaviors
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A.
Tell them to stop taking the medications
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B.
Provide strategies for medication reminders (e.g., pill boxes, alarms) and address barriers to adherence
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C.
Advise them to take all missed doses at once
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D.
Encourage them to rely on memory
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Only checking temperature
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Auscultating heart sounds, checking peripheral pulses, and assessing for edema
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C.
Measuring only height
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Assessing skin color
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Patient needs more exercise
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Possible hypotension or bradycardia, requiring physician notification and monitoring
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C.
Patient needs more fluid
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D.
Patient needs a higher dose of the medication
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