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A '''German suplex''' is an effective exam move against drug seekers. A medical provider stands behind the drug seeker, grabs him or her around the waist, lifts them up, and falls backwards, slamming the drug seeker's neck, shoulders, and upper back to the floor in order to inflict pain (but nothing greater than 10 out of 10 pain<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2014/11/pain-scales/ 20 Out of 10 Medical Providers Annoyed by Patients’ Misuse of Pain Scales]</ref>). If this doesn't diminish the drug seeker's demands, the medical provider can roll over still with arms around the drug seeker's waist to repeat the '''German suplex''', performing as many as needed in succession until the patient gives up and leaves against medical advice.