You are relieving a resident during a surgical case. During handoff, the resident reports administering repeated doses of tranexamic acid for persistent surgical-field oozing. You calculate that the 60-kg patient has received a cumulative dose of 6 grams over the previous 3 hours. Which adverse effect is of greatest concern?

Read the scenario: After a morning quiz, several students discuss the questions in the hallway, including which answer choices they picked. Fatima, who has the quiz in the afternoon, overhears the conversation but does not ask any questions. She remembers two of the questions and the answers her classmates mentioned, which helps her on her own quiz that afternoon. Statement: Fatima did not commit academic dishonesty because she only overheard the conversation and never asked anyone for help.

Read the scenario: After a morning quiz, several students discuss the questions in the hallway, including which answer choices they picked. Fatima, who has the quiz in the afternoon, overhears the conversation but does not ask any questions. She remembers two of the questions and the answers her classmates mentioned, which helps her on her own quiz that afternoon. Statement: Fatima did not commit academic dishonesty because she only overheard the conversation and never asked anyone for help.

A student uses ChatGPT to write her entire book report, reads it over, and submits it. She later says, “I understood everything it wrote, so it counts as my own work.” What is most accurate?

A teacher has explicitly permitted GenAI use on an essay. Which of the following is the best example of appropriate GenAI use under ASU Prep’s policy?

Read the scenario: Zoe and her friend Lily are in different class periods of the same science class. After Lily takes the test during first period, she texts Zoe the exact test questions during lunch so Zoe can look up answers before her period. Zoe uses the questions to look up specific topics and feels prepared when she sits down for the test. Statement: Only Lily committed academic dishonesty — Zoe did not do anything wrong because she studied using information a friend voluntarily shared.

Read the scenario: Mr. Osei explicitly permits GenAI use on a persuasive writing assignment and requires full citation. Ethan uses GenAI to check his completed draft for logical gaps in his argument. The GenAI flags one paragraph as unclear. Ethan reads the feedback, decides he agrees, and rewrites that paragraph himself. His GenAI Usage Statement names the tool, lists the prompt he used, and explains that he rewrote one paragraph after reviewing GenAI feedback on argument clarity. Statement: Ethan’s use of GenAI is fully consistent with ASU Prep’s academic integrity policy.

A student’s assignment directions say to “use all available resources.” She interprets this as permission to use ChatGPT to draft her response. Is she correct?

Three of the following actions are forms of academic dishonesty. Which one is not?

A teacher permits GenAI use on a research paper and requires a GenAI Usage Statement. Which of the following statements meets ASU Prep’s citation standard?