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You are providing care for a 68-year-old male patient with a history of Parkinson disease. The patient has been taking his medications regularly and his disease seems to be well managed. Lately, the patient has been experiencing visual hallucinations that have his family quite concerned. This is an example of:

You are providing care to a 22-year-old female patient whom you suspect is contemplating suicide. Your best course of action should be to:

Antigens are also called:

A community paramedic helps a house-bound patient receive the prescriptions and services needed to safely live independently. This is an example of serving in the role of navigator in connecting the patient to the people and resources the patient needs.

Children with chronic physical, developmental, behavioral, or emotional conditions are formally called:

The stage of grief in which people try to make a deal in hopes of postponing the inevitable is:

Vaccines have all but eliminated which of the following diseases?

You are talking with a community paramedic friend about their practice. You discover they are able to treat a significantly wider range of situations than local general paramedics you know. Which of the following can be said to be true?

Children between what ages may believe that death is temporary and ask when the person will return?

_____ paramedicine is prehospital care designed to bridge the gap between access to primary care and a community’s needs.