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Froggy Jumps Crisis Shift Takeover: Pt AveryOnline version Crisis response for RN care. by RNPRPEPBESTIE 1 Avery is pacing near the window and whispering to unseen stimuli. When you enter, they tense up and turn away. What is the safest first action to begin stabilizing the interaction? a Stand at the doorway and watch silently b Keep a calm voice and let Avery know you are here to talk c Move closer and ask what they are seeing 2 Avery startles when you step closer and clutches the blanket tightly. Their breathing becomes shallow. What is the most appropriate next action to reduce overwhelm? a Turn the lights brighter for visibility b Sit down nearby to lower intensity c Ask them to explain the whispering 3 Avery glances at the unopened medication cup on the table but avoids touching it. They mutter softly and shake their head. What is the most therapeutic statement to offer? a “You need this medication to feel better.” b “Let's take a moment and you can share what feels hard right now.” c “It is safe here so no need to pace.” 4 Avery begins pacing again with short, quick steps and avoids eye contact. What is the most appropriate RN action? a Redirect them to a group session b Tell them to sit down so you can talk c Walk beside them to match their pace 5 Avery whispers, “They are close,” while staring toward the corner. What is the safest, non-reinforcing response? a “There is no one there, you are imagining it.” b “Tell me exactly what you see.” c “I hear that this feels intense. I’m here with you.” 6 Avery steps back when you mention medication and looks toward the door. What is the most appropriate first approach to build cooperation? a Explain the medication’s chemical benefits b Ask another staff member to enter c Give space and explore what feels uncomfortable 7 Avery finally pauses pacing and sits on the edge of the bed, still gripping the blanket. What is the best supportive action? a Encourage them to lie down fully b Sit nearby and allow silence c Ask them rapid assessment questions 8 Avery looks toward the window again and whispers, “It will not stop.” What is the safest first step to help them feel grounded? a Suggest going outside for fresh air b Redirect attention to a simple sensory task c Ask them to explain the voices in detail 9 Avery says, “I do not trust what is in that cup,” referring to the medication. What is the safest therapeutic response? a “You need to take it or symptoms get worse.” b “Tell me what makes it feel unsafe for you.” c “It is the same medication we always give.” 10 Avery remains anxious but is engaging more with you. Which action best supports continued stabilization? a Offer to walk with them to a quieter room b Ask them to write down their hallucinations c Tell them to try deep breathing on their own

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Avery is pacing near the window and whispering to unseen stimuli. When you enter, they tense up and turn away. What is the safest first action to begin stabilizing the interaction?

Avery startles when you step closer and clutches the blanket tightly. Their breathing becomes shallow. What is the most appropriate next action to reduce overwhelm?

Avery glances at the unopened medication cup on the table but avoids touching it. They mutter softly and shake their head. What is the most therapeutic statement to offer?

Avery begins pacing again with short, quick steps and avoids eye contact. What is the most appropriate RN action?

Avery whispers, “They are close,” while staring toward the corner. What is the safest, non-reinforcing response?

Avery steps back when you mention medication and looks toward the door. What is the most appropriate first approach to build cooperation?

Avery finally pauses pacing and sits on the edge of the bed, still gripping the blanket. What is the best supportive action?

Avery looks toward the window again and whispers, “It will not stop.” What is the safest first step to help them feel grounded?

Avery says, “I do not trust what is in that cup,” referring to the medication. What is the safest therapeutic response?

Avery remains anxious but is engaging more with you. Which action best supports continued stabilization?