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Cristina's Case and Reasoning Abilities Quiz

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Delirium

Borderline Intellectual Disability (correct)

Dyslexia

Autism

Consistent with Borderline Intellectual Disability (correct)

Consistent with Autism

Consistent with Dyslexia

Consistent with Delirium

Relief

Justice

A tutor (correct)

A doctor

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Cristina has Borderline Intellectual Disability and her nonverbal reasoning abilities are better than her verbal reasoning abilities.
It is unclear if Cristina's Delirium is the cause of her better nonverbal reasoning abilities, but it is clear that she struggles with understanding complex verbal information.
Cristina's performance on the WAIS-IV is consistent with Borderline Intellectual Disability, but it is unclear if her Delirium has had an effect on her ability to think clearly.
Cristina has been working on a case involving a woman with intellectual disabilities.
Cristina has spoken with the woman, and she has told Cristina that she wants her daughter to be the tutor for her case.
Cristina believes that the best course of action for the woman is for her daughter to be the tutor, given her medical issues.
Cristina does not believe that the relief sought by the woman is necessary or appropriate, and she does not believe that the balance of justice demands that it be granted.