Several months after being trapped in a collapsed building for several hours before being rescued, a patient admits to currently feeling “numb” and being unable to relate well with people. The patient sometimes re-experiences the terror associated with being trapped. The data collected about the patient are consistent with the symptoms of which problem?

Describe the difference between conversion disorder and factitious disorder.

What is the nurse’s initial action when working with a patient with PTSD?

To assist patients diagnosed with somatic symptom disorders, the most helpful thing for a nurse is to: 

Which of the following is not a typical characteristic of a panic attack?

A patient’s family member died years ago in the 9/11 World Trade Center explosion. The patient says, “I can’t go into tall buildings because I get sweaty, my heart races, and I can’t breathe. I get terrifying feelings the building will explode.” These symptoms suggest which diagnosis?

The biggest contributor to fraud occurring per the ACFE report was lack of anonymous reporting systems.

The fraud elements consist of the theft act, concealment, and conversion, true or false?

In discussing the differences in the frauds perpetrated at WorldComm and Healthsouth what was a major difference that Kevin Kelly pointed out?

Which is not one of the items required by SAS 99 and highlighted by Kevin Kelly: