Identify this character: A successful man, he enjoys the good things of life. However, carnival time and a curiosity about fine wine lead him to his death at the hands of a man he has wronged by insulting his family honor. He is bricked up behind a wall in an underground vault in a catacomb.

Identify the author: I was born in Salem and while in college I was a roommate with Franklin Pierce, who would become President of the United States. I disagreed with my transcendental neighbors and saw that nature does not always present a pleasing aspect. I despised intolerance, hypocrisy, and greed that refuse to share joy. I recognized the sinful nature of all human beings in my fiction. I often used Puritan settings and outward symbols of inner sin. I wrote novels, short stories, and poems.

Identify the speaker of the quote: “The Great Spirit is angry with our enemies; he speaks in thunder, and the earth swallows up villages, and drinks up the Mississippi. The great waters will cover their lowlands; their corn cannot grow; and the Great Spirit will sweep those who escape to the hills from the earth with his terrible breath . . .BROTHERS–We must be united; we must smoke the same pipe; we must fight each other’s battles; and more than all, we must love the Great Spirit; he is for us; he will destroy our enemies, and make all his red children happy.”

Identify the author: A member of the first generation of Americans to grow up without thinking of themselves as colonists. Spent much time in Europe, admired past legends, lacked interest in issues of his day. First internationally-known American writer. His sketches and essays were early examples of the short story that American writers would perfect. Two of his stories are much loved and well-known classics today.

Identify the title where the following can be found: A piece of black crepe worn over the face blocking it from view

Identify the speaker: “Why do you tremble at me alone!…Tremble also at each other! Have men avoided me, and women shown no pity, and children screamed and fled, only for my black veil! . . .I look around me, and lo! on every visage a Black Veil.”

Ryan is a 38-year-old nuclear engineer who presents requesting assistance with anxiety.  He is the lead engineer at a nuclear power plant for safety and has been experiencing being “on edge”.  He tells you it used to be a very infrequent issue, but for the last several months, it has become a daily problem and it is becoming more intense.  “I need to chill out and find something mild and natural to help”.  He has investigated on line and wonders about CBD as an option.  Because of his position, he does have stringent drug testing performed periodically with a no tolerance policy by his employer.  What advice would you give him?  Please select all that apply.

Which of the following statements is true regarding use of Medicare in Spain?

You suspect your 22 year-old patient has panic disorder.  What is the most appropriate work up to complete to establish this diagnosis? 

Elisabet is a 23-year-old who presents requesting your help,  “You’re the only one I can trust”.  She says that she is pregnant and the next Virgin Mary but relates that “they’re out to get me so I’ll abort this baby”.  “They have even made me start my period, but it’s all a trick, I KNOW I’m pregnant”.  She tells you that she is being followed, but managed to get away from her pursuers with an elaborate scheme to evade them.  “I know you’ll protect me”.  About now, you decide you should have called in sick for clinic and that you’re either in the midst of a James Patterson novel or perhaps a horrible dream.  When you open your eyes and see Elisabet is still there, you begin to whittle down to a list of differential diagnosis.  What do you think is going on?  Remember….I don’t make these things up!! They’re based on things I’ve actually had happen in the office :).  Please select all that apply.