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Jack is a homeless individual who is down on his luck.  A rainstorm comes up late one summer night and Jack is looking for a place to sleep out of the rain.  He spies a delivery truck parked in an alley behind a business.  Jack determines that the truck is unlocked.  He climbs into the cab of the truck just before the rain begins.  Jack goes to sleep.  The next morning, the truck’s owner sees Jack, who is still asleep, and calls the police.  It would be appropriate for the responding police officer to arrest Jack and charge him with: 

Es _____ (encouraging) que los estudiantes de español de UC se interesen por Latinoamérica.        (Do not use “alucinante” (amazing, awsome, mind-blowing,) “fascinante”           (fascinating), or genial (great, awsome cool). The answer begins with the letters “al.”

Conteste la pregunta con oración completa de por lo menos diez palabras. (6 pts) ¿Has recaudado fondos para una causa en algún momento? Si respondes sí a la pregunta anterior, ¿cuál fue la causa, qué hiciste y cuánto dinero recaudaste? ¿Cuáles son las mejores maneras de recaudar fondos en tu opinión? 

The APRN diagnoses a patient with acute viral pharyngitis following the results of a negative rapid strep test and a negative monospot. Which comfort measures are most critical to educate a patient about prior to leaving clinic?

Ojalá que el nuevo presidente de la universidad encuentre fondos para ayudar a los estudiantes con pocos _____ (resources).  

John is a 86-year-old male who presents with complaints of cough, SOB, wheezing and congestion for the last 2 days.  He has had fever up to 101 degrees Fahrenheit, denies nausea or vomiting.  He is fully immunized for COVID-19 including all boosters.  He has not had COVID previously.  PMH:  MI with stents 6 years ago, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, and renal insufficiency.  Routine medications include metoprolol, lisinopril, metformin, apixaban (Eliquis) and rosuvastatin (Crestor).   VS:  T- 102.4  P – 78  R – 16 BP 132/80 Pulse ox 95%.  He is ill appearing, but has a normal physical exam other than the noted vital signs.  His in-office COVID antigen test is positive.  He would like information about Paxlovid to treat his illness. What is plan of care?  Select all that apply.

Bud Lancaster is an 82-year-old who presents with complaints of  problems concentrating and just not feeling well.  He has had a recent upper respiratory infection that he thought was improving, but has lingered on for a few weeks now. His wife, who accompanies him today, is concerned that for the last few days, Bud has been more forgetful, short of breath, and just doesn’t seem to be himself.  His appetite is diminished and he is sleeping very restlessly the last few nights as well. He is routinely on a low dose ACE inhibitor for hypertension (well controlled) and has NKDA.  PMH:  hypertension. VS: Temp 98.9, Pulse 96, Resp 24, BP 110/68, pulse ox 92%.  Exam is unremarkable except for some post nasal drip. What is the best plan of care for Mr. Lancaster?

Enseñar a niños puede ser muy _____ (rewarding, gratifying, fulfilling) cuando ves su progreso y entusiasmo por aprender. (The answer begins with the letter g.)

Hay muchas características que necesitas si vas a tener un negocio. Tienes que ser una persona _____(driven, entrepreneurial) . (The answer begins with the letter e.)  

Don is a 74-year-old male, with past medical history of recurring bronchitis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, previously smoked 1 ppd X 60 years, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia who presents today in clinic with symptoms of a common cold.  You know it’s a cold, your patient Don knows it is a cold, but he tells you he is going up north in less than 48 hours to golf with a bunch of his buddies and he is asking for an antibiotic, because he knows it will make him feel better for his big golf trip.  Select the best response.