A.
Advise against TB testing
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B.
Rapid case identification, contact tracing, and directly observed therapy (DOT) for adherence to treatment
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D.
Encourage large gatherings
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A.
Treating injuries after they occur
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B.
Educating parents about childproofing homes and supervising children closely
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C.
Focusing on rehabilitation for injured children
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D.
Promoting risky behaviors
✓
A.
Tell them to stop taking the medications
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B.
Provide strategies for medication reminders (e.g., pill boxes, alarms) and address barriers to adherence
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C.
Advise them to take all missed doses at once
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D.
Encourage them to rely on memory
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A.
Only checking temperature
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B.
Auscultating heart sounds, checking peripheral pulses, and assessing for edema
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C.
Measuring only height
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D.
Assessing skin color
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A.
Patient needs more exercise
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B.
Possible hypotension or bradycardia, requiring physician notification and monitoring
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C.
Patient needs more fluid
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D.
Patient needs a higher dose of the medication
✓
A.
Focusing only on the physical symptoms
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B.
Addressing physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs of the patient and family
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C.
Ignoring family dynamics
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D.
Only discussing financial aspects
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A.
Lack of recreational activities
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B.
Immediate injuries, displacement, and disruption of essential services (food, water, shelter)
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D.
Increased social media usage
✓
A.
Washing hands occasionally
✓
B.
Frequent and proper handwashing
✓
C.
Only using hand sanitizer
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A.
Discontinue the medication immediately
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B.
It may take several weeks (e.g., 2-4 weeks) for the full therapeutic effect of antidepressants to be noticed
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C.
Double the dose immediately
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D.
Switch to a different medication without consulting the physician
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