A.
Benign positional vertigo
✓
B.
Stroke or neurological event
✓
C.
Side-lying or semi-Fowler's with head turned to the side
✓
B.
Social Anxiety Disorder
✓
C.
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
✓
A.
The sterile field remains sterile
✓
B.
The sterile field is contaminated
✓
C.
Only the area you turned your back on is contaminated
✓
D.
It depends on how long you turned your back
✓
A.
Ask them to describe the content of the hallucinations, particularly if they are command hallucinations
✓
B.
Tell them the hallucinations are not real
✓
C.
Ignore the hallucinations to avoid reinforcing them
✓
D.
Suggest they take over-the-counter medication
✓
A.
Administering opioids for pain
✓
B.
Providing large amounts of alcohol to taper
✓
C.
Administering benzodiazepines as ordered to manage withdrawal symptoms
✓
A.
"It's a secret. Just take it."
✓
B.
"It's for your condition, as prescribed by the doctor. Do you have any concerns?"
✓
C.
"I don't know, I just administer what's ordered."
✓
D.
"It's to make you feel better."
✓
A.
Low; can wait for primary care appointment
✓
B.
Moderate; monitor at home
✓
C.
High; requires immediate emergency medical attention
✓
D.
Routine; schedule for elective imaging
✓
A.
Engage in the philosophical discussion indefinitely
✓
B.
Gently bring the conversation back to the client's current concerns and goals
✓
C.
Tell them their thoughts are irrelevant
✓
D.
Terminate the session due to lack of progress
✓
A.
Numeric rating scale (NRS)
✓
B.
Wong-Baker FACES pain rating scale or FLACC scale (for non-verbal)
✓
C.
Verbal descriptor scale
✓
D.
Visual analog scale (VAS)
✓
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