The patient had surgery yesterday for hernia repair.  He was discharged home and has been prescribed two medications to be taken at the same time, a narcotic and an antihistamine.  The administration of these drugs together will produce which type of effect?

Match each of the following types of characters with the corresponding qualities that define them

A story with multiple particular settings can still have a general setting in which the events of the plot unfold. Classify each of the following descriptions of setting in Guy de Maupassant’s short story “The Jewelry” by whether it describes a particular setting or general setting. Assume that the details from the story are accurate. The relevant information for answering the question can be found within the example alone; it is not necessary to know other information about the story.   “Sometimes, in the evening, when they were having a chat by the fire, she would rise and fetch the morocco box in which she kept her ‘stock’ (as M. Lantin called it)—would put it on the tea-table, and begin to examine the false jewelry with passionate delight” (par. 13).

Setting is the social environment in which characters live

Setting is the time period in which a story takes place

Match each of the following terms about narration and point of view to the corresponding definition.

Setting is the physical location(s) where events in a story occur

Examine the following brief excerpt from Susan Glaspell’s short story “Jury of Her Peers”: She looked at Mrs. Peters, and there was something in the other woman’s look that irritated her…. Then she looked again, and she wasn’t so sure; in fact, she hadn’t at any time been perfectly sure about Mrs. Peters. She had that shrinking manner, and yet her eyes looked as if they could see a long way into things. (par. 122) Based on this brief excerpt alone, which of the following—a first-person narrator, second-person narrator, or third-person narrator—tells this story?

A 45-year-old female with a diagnosis of Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) has been prescribed an SSRI for her symptoms. After 6 weeks of treatment, she reports feeling some improvement but still experiences persistent low mood and difficulty sleeping. She is otherwise tolerating the medication well, with no significant side effects. Which of the following is the most appropriate next step in her treatment?

A 32-year-old female presents to your clinic with complaints of feeling sad and hopeless for the past three weeks. She reports difficulty sleeping, low energy, and a lack of interest in activities she previously enjoyed. She denies any significant changes in her physical health and has no history of medical conditions. She also reports significant weight loss over the past month. On further questioning, she expresses feelings of worthlessness and thoughts of death but denies any specific plans to harm herself. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?