A.
Only the pain intensity
✓
B.
Location, intensity, quality, onset, duration, aggravating/alleviating factors
✓
C.
Only the medication administered
✓
D.
Only the patient's emotional response
✓
D.
Antidepressants (e.g., SSRIs)
✓
A.
Daily blood pressure monitoring
✓
B.
Weekly CBC (Complete Blood Count) monitoring
✓
C.
Daily weight monitoring
✓
D.
Monthly liver function tests
✓
C.
A patent arteriovenous (AV) fistula/graft
✓
A.
Maintain confidentiality at all costs
✓
B.
Assess for specific threats, plan, and means, and initiate duty to warn/protect protocols if applicable
✓
C.
Advise them to seek legal divorce
✓
D.
Tell them to calm down
✓
A.
Increased risk of hypertension
✓
B.
Increased risk of gastrointestinal bleeding
✓
C.
Increased risk of constipation
✓
D.
Decreased effectiveness of ibuprofen
✓
A.
Engage in verbal de-escalation for 30 minutes
✓
B.
Call for assistance, ensure safety of all, and consider physical restraint or rapid tranquilization as per protocol
✓
C.
Yell at the patient to stop
✓
D.
Leave the patient alone in the room
✓
A.
Hyperkalemia; administer potassium binders
✓
B.
Hypokalemia; administer potassium replacement (as ordered) and monitor cardiac rhythm
✓
C.
Normal potassium level; no action needed
✓
D.
Hyponatremia; administer sodium
✓
A.
Tell them they are not a failure
✓
B.
Challenge the negative thought and explore evidence for/against it
✓
C.
Agree with the thought
✓
D.
Ignore the self-talk
✓
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