The term for inflammation of the gall bladder or cystic duct that usually develops after a gallstone becomes lodged in the cystic duct causing the gall bladder to become inflamed is:

The presence of air in the pleural space is known as a:

The most common cause of acute cystitis is:

The term for the inability to control urination is: 

Which of the following inflammatory bowel diseases typically causes skip lesions that are often transmural across the digestive tract wall?           

The term for accumulation of fluid in the peritoneal (abdominal) cavity is:

Which of the following statements is true regarding the Glasgow Coma Scale?

A new patient on the rehabilitation unit demonstrates consistent verbal outbursts in therapy, ranging from yelling at other patients to cursing at you as the therapist.  She becomes easily frustrated when asked to perform novel tasks, and occasionally reaches out to grab or attempt to hit your arm when you try to guide her through a motor skill on her weaker side.  What level would this patient be on the Ranchos Los Amigos Scale?

Which of the following is true regarding pharmacologic considerations for patients demonstrating agitated behaviors following a traumatic brain injury?

                  You are working on gait training without an assistive device with a TBI patient who requires supervision for safety during ambulation due to tendencies to wander from the treatment area. While walking in the hallway, the patient heads toward the exit of the hospital, reporting he wants to go see his daughter’s softball game. When you attempt to explain that he cannot leave the hospital, he starts loudly yelling and saying if you don’t let me leave you will be in trouble. Which of the following is the most appropriate de-escalation approach for this patient?