- Wernicke's area
- Broca's area
- Primary auditory cortex
- Parietal association area
No category found.
- Using the thumb to palpate the pulse
- Using the pads of the index and middle fingers, applying gentle pressure, and counting for 30 or 60 seconds
- Pressing firmly with the whole hand
- Not counting the pulse at all
- Advise against eating cooked food
- Educate on strict hand hygiene (especially after vomiting/diarrhea), proper cleaning/disinfection of contaminated surfaces, and isolation of sick individuals
- Tell people to eat only raw food
- Only focus on providing anti-diarrheals
- Advise individuals to join gyms
- Advocate for creation of safe walking paths, community exercise programs, and policies that promote physical activity in schools and workplaces
- Blame individuals for inactivity
- Only focus on nutrition education
- Stop taking the diuretic
- Advise to rise slowly from sitting/lying position, ensure adequate hydration, and contact healthcare provider, as this can indicate orthostatic hypotension
- Take more diuretic
- Ignore the dizziness
- Force them into treatment
- Use motivational interviewing techniques to explore readiness for change, identify barriers, and provide resources without judgment
- Tell them to figure it out alone
- Only provide legal advice
- Performing abdominal thrusts very gently
- Performing rapid, upward abdominal thrusts above the navel, or chest thrusts for pregnant/obese individuals, until obstruction is relieved
- Giving back blows only
- Performing chest compressions only
- Advise avoiding all social contact
- Promote widespread vaccination, implement testing and contact tracing, educate on infection control (masking, distancing), and ensure access to treatment and isolation support
- Tell people to ignore symptoms
- Only focus on treating severe cases
- Only provide individual counseling
- Advocate for community programs that promote social engagement, intergenerational activities, and accessible transportation for older adults
- Ignore social isolation
- Focus on physical health only
- Stop taking the anticoagulant
- Advise contacting healthcare provider immediately, as this can indicate excessive anticoagulation, and discuss careful oral hygiene
- Take more anticoagulant
- Ignore the bleeding
- Tell them to stop taking medications
- Review medication list for sedating or hypotensive drugs, educate on medication side effects, and collaborate with physician for medication reconciliation/adjustment
- Advise them to walk less
- Only focus on physical therapy
- Applying ice directly to the skin for prolonged periods
- Wrapping ice in a cloth or towel, applying for 15-20 minutes at a time, and allowing for skin rewarming between applications to prevent frostbite
- Using a hot compress for a sprain
- Not elevating the injured limb
- Advise eating only fresh food
- Collaborate with public health officials to identify the contaminated food source, issue immediate public warnings, and ensure rapid administration of antitoxin if indicated
- Tell people to avoid all canned food
- Only focus on respiratory support
- Advise children to play in the streets
- Advocate for community initiatives to create and maintain safe parks, playgrounds, and recreational programs for children
- Tell parents to supervise constantly
- Only focus on academic achievement
- Stop using the bronchodilator
- Advise that nervousness/tremors are common side effects, but should subside; ensure proper dosage and technique, and advise contacting provider if severe
- Take more bronchodilator
- Ignore the nervousness
- Tell them to stop medication immediately
- Assess side effects, educate on management strategies, discuss alternative medications with the physician, and provide support to maintain adherence
- Tell them to ignore side effects
- Only focus on the diagnosis
- Applying ice directly to the burn
- Cooling the burn with cool (not cold) running water for several minutes, and covering with a clean, dry dressing
- Applying butter or oil to the burn
- Breaking any blisters
- Advise against eating all raw foods
- Promote vaccination, educate on hand hygiene (especially after toileting and before food preparation), and identify contaminated food/water sources
- Tell people to eat out more
- Only focus on treating symptoms
- Only provide cooking recipes
- Advocate for policies that incentivize grocery stores to open in underserved areas, support local farmers' markets, and promote community gardens
- Advise residents to travel long distances
- Ignore the lack of healthy food
