I understand that I must follow HonorLock guidelines to veri…

I understand that I must follow HonorLock guidelines to verify Academic Integrity. Examples of failing to follow HonorLock guidelines include (but are not limited to): failing to provide identification, failing to initiate the room scan and screen-share settings, failing to keep your entire face in camera view throughout the quiz/exam session, conspicuous eye movement, other faces and/or voices detected during the test, using unauthorized materials, etc.. These offenses prevent the verification of Academic Integrity. I understand that if I fail to follow HonorLock guidelines, my grade for that assignment submission will be replaced with a zero. I understand there will be no opportunity to re-take the exam.

 The nurse is caring for a patient who has diabetic peripher…

 The nurse is caring for a patient who has diabetic peripheral neuropathy and complains of chronic burning leg pain even when taking 10 mg of oxycodone twice daily. Which medication does the nurse suggest to the prescriber as an adjuvant to decrease the patient’s pain?

I understand that I must find a quiet place to take the exam…

I understand that I must find a quiet place to take the exam with stable/reliable internet connection. I understand that technical issues happen and that it’s not a good idea to wait until the night a proctored exam is due to complete it. I understand that I always have the option of taking a (scheduled or unscheduled) proctored exam during the week of an exam on the campus (for example, in the SSCC Testing and Assessment Center) if I’m not comfortable completing the exam using the college’s proctoring service (HonorLock) on my own or using my own devices.