A.
Increased craving for hot meals
✓
B.
Rapid growth of bacteria in perishable foods
✓
C.
Shortage of exotic spices
✓
D.
Lack of microwave access
✓
A.
Promoting unrealistic beauty standards
✓
B.
Encouraging media literacy, promoting healthy coping mechanisms, and fostering positive self-talk
✓
C.
Focusing on weight loss only
✓
D.
Ignoring peer pressure
✓
A.
Apply the patch to the same site each time
✓
B.
Apply the patch to a clean, dry, hairless area, rotating sites, and dispose of used patches safely
✓
C.
Cut the patch in half for a lower dose
✓
D.
Take additional oral opioids whenever desired
✓
A.
Increased risk of cavities
✓
B.
Prevention of dental caries, gum disease, and systemic health issues
✓
A.
Encourage independent ambulation
✓
B.
Assist the patient to a safe position (e.g., sitting or lying down) and assess for injuries/causes
✓
C.
Tell them to ignore the dizziness
✓
D.
Document the symptoms later
✓
B.
Consistent weight gain, appropriate developmental milestones, and adequate wet diapers
✓
A.
Focusing solely on individual symptoms
✓
B.
Providing psychoeducation, support, and connecting the family to community mental health resources
✓
C.
Blaming the family for the illness
✓
D.
Encouraging isolation
✓
A.
Storing medications in a humid bathroom
✓
B.
Storing medications in a cool, dry place, away from light and out of reach of children/pets
✓
C.
Leaving medications on the kitchen counter
✓
D.
Storing medications in unlabeled containers
✓
A.
Discontinuation of all medications
✓
B.
Adjustment of antiparkinsonian medications (e.g., Levodopa)
✓
C.
Increase in antidepressant dose
✓
D.
Reduction of all medications
✓
A.
Send the patient home immediately
✓
B.
Monitor the patient for at least 20-30 minutes for signs of allergic reaction (e.g., anaphylaxis)
✓
C.
Have the patient exercise vigorously
✓
D.
Administer antibiotics
✓
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