A.
Select site, apply tourniquet, clean skin, insert catheter
✓
B.
Clean skin, select site, apply tourniquet, insert catheter
✓
C.
Apply tourniquet, clean skin, select site, insert catheter
✓
D.
Insert catheter, apply tourniquet, clean skin, select site
✓
A.
Force the medication
✓
B.
Respect their autonomy and engage in shared decision-making, exploring alternatives and concerns
✓
C.
Tell them their religious beliefs are wrong
✓
D.
Document refusal and take no further action
✓
A.
Increase the IV fluid rate
✓
B.
Elevate the head of the bed, slow down or stop the IV infusion, and notify the physician
✓
C.
Administer a diuretic without an order
✓
D.
Encourage more fluid intake
✓
A.
Allow the avoidance to continue
✓
B.
Directly challenge their avoidance in a confrontational manner
✓
C.
Gently bring the conversation back to the avoided topic, validating their discomfort
✓
D.
Shift the topic to something entirely different
✓
A.
Extensive social media engagement
✓
B.
A plan for follow-up appointments, medication management, and emergency contacts
✓
C.
A luxurious vacation plan
✓
D.
Only medication details
✓
A.
Acute exacerbation of COPD
✓
A.
Using a cuff that is too wide
✓
B.
Using a cuff that is too narrow
✓
C.
Patient's arm is at heart level
✓
D.
Taking multiple readings
✓
C.
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS)
✓
A.
To decrease blood flow to the extremity
✓
B.
To make the veins more visible and palpable
✓
C.
To sterilize the skin
✓
A.
Explore the traumatic memory in detail
✓
B.
Help the client with grounding techniques to return to the present moment
✓
C.
Tell them to calm down
✓
D.
End the session abruptly
✓
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