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
✓
A.
Avoiding all social interaction
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B.
Engaging in relaxation techniques, mindfulness, exercise, and seeking social support
✓
C.
Suppressing emotions
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D.
Consuming more caffeine
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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.
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
✓
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
✓
C.
Telling individuals to cope on their own
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D.
Offering only medication for anxiety
✓
B.
Give 15 grams of fast-acting carbohydrate (e.g., fruit juice, glucose tablets)
✓
C.
Advise them to exercise
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D.
Give a complex carbohydrate meal
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A.
Minor injury, can wait
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B.
Immediate life-threatening injury
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C.
Deceased or expectant to die
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D.
Delayed care, non-life-threatening
✓
A.
Encouraging social isolation
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B.
Promoting regular physical activity, healthy diet, and cognitive engagement
✓
C.
Discouraging vaccinations
✓
D.
Advising against seeking medical care
✓
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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