Question 1

Details of a surgical procedure are given by ________ teaching, which also includes restrictions on diet and activity needed before and after surgery.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Details of a surgical procedure are given...

Question 2

Developing an education plan will ensure that ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  all patient healthcare needs are met 
B)  the patients will keep their appointments 
C)  the patients will take medicines as prescribed 
D)  the patients will do well in their adult education classes 
E)  all of the patients' educational needs will be addressed 
A)  all patient healthcare needs are met 
B)  the patients will keep their appointments 
C)  the patients will take medicines as prescribed 
D)  the patients will do well in their adult education classes 
E)  all of the patients' educational needs will be addressed

Question 3

A medical facility frequently works with community ________ that provide needed services to patients.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A medical facility frequently works with community...

Question 4

Even if patients understand the patient education materials, they have the right to ________ treatment and information.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Even if patients understand the patient education...

Question 5

For best results, you should match learning materials to the patient's needs and level of ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  education 
B)  visual acuity 
C)  hearing ability 
D)  understanding 
E)  interest 
A)  education 
B)  visual acuity 
C)  hearing ability 
D)  understanding 
E)  interest

Question 6

Learning falls in to three main categories that are known as the ____ of learning.

Accepted Answer

A)  skills 
B)  behaviors 
C)  domains 
D)  facts 
E)  actions 
A)  skills 
B)  behaviors 
C)  domains 
D)  facts 
E)  actions

Question 7

A demonstration of wound care for the postoperative period is done through ________ teaching.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A demonstration of wound care for the...

Question 8

Preventive healthcare includes health-promoting behaviors, screening, and ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  treatment for individual symptoms 
B)  rehabilitation 
C)  surgery 
D)  chemotherapy 
E)  physical therapy 
A)  treatment for individual symptoms 
B)  rehabilitation 
C)  surgery 
D)  chemotherapy 
E)  physical therapy

Question 9

As a result of ________ education geared toward the average person, many people are taking a greater responsibility for their own health and well-being.

Accepted Answer

The answer of As a result of ________ education geared...

Question 10

The goal of patient education is to help patients help themselves attain better ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The goal of patient education is to...

Question 11

Tips for preventing injury at home include ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  storing all chemicals in containers other than the original containers 
B)  avoiding the use of strips that stick to the bathtub floor 
C)  using long electrical cords and speaker wires 
D)  keep lighting low and intimate in rooms and hallways 
E)  using outlet covers when outlets are not in use 
A)  storing all chemicals in containers other than the original containers 
B)  avoiding the use of strips that stick to the bathtub floor 
C)  using long electrical cords and speaker wires 
D)  keep lighting low and intimate in rooms and hallways 
E)  using outlet covers when outlets are not in use

Question 12

An advantage of patient education is that ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  it allows patients to take a passive role in their medical care 
B)  patients previously educated can educate other patients 
C)  anyone can educate the patient, even a friend 
D)  it results in greater compliance with prescribed treatment programs 
E)  it slows the recovery period from illness, disease, or injury 
A)  it allows patients to take a passive role in their medical care 
B)  patients previously educated can educate other patients 
C)  anyone can educate the patient, even a friend 
D)  it results in greater compliance with prescribed treatment programs 
E)  it slows the recovery period from illness, disease, or injury

Question 13

Teaching health-promoting behaviors includes ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  diagnostic testing 
B)  rehabilitation 
C)  symptom management 
D)  symptoms and warning signs of disease 
E)  physical therapy 
A)  diagnostic testing 
B)  rehabilitation 
C)  symptom management 
D)  symptoms and warning signs of disease 
E)  physical therapy

Question 14

An example of the third level of disease prevention is ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  teaching a patient the warning signs of cancer 
B)  a Pap smear for women and prostate exams for men 
C)  a pain management program for patients with arthritis 
D)  a mammogram 
E)  a colonoscopy 
A)  teaching a patient the warning signs of cancer 
B)  a Pap smear for women and prostate exams for men 
C)  a pain management program for patients with arthritis 
D)  a mammogram 
E)  a colonoscopy

Question 15

Learning new knowledge or facts is part of the ________ domain of learning.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Learning new knowledge or facts is part...

Question 16

Which of the following is an example of how a medical office benefits from patient education?

Accepted Answer

A)  Patients are charged for patient education, so the office makes more money. 
B)  Compliance with preoperative education lessens the chance that the procedure will have to be rescheduled. 
C)  Patients call the office more frequently with questions. 
D)  Office personnel can develop printed material based on their own life experiences. 
E)  Office staff can spend more time on the telephone. 
A)  Patients are charged for patient education, so the office makes more money. 
B)  Compliance with preoperative education lessens the chance that the procedure will have to be rescheduled. 
C)  Patients call the office more frequently with questions. 
D)  Office personnel can develop printed material based on their own life experiences. 
E)  Office staff can spend more time on the telephone.

Question 17

Which of the following involves diagnostic testing of a patient who is typically free of symptoms?

Accepted Answer

A)  Rehabilitation 
B)  Physical therapy 
C)  Screening 
D)  Management of an illness 
E)  Surgery 
A)  Rehabilitation 
B)  Physical therapy 
C)  Screening 
D)  Management of an illness 
E)  Surgery

Question 18

Details of the physician's education, internship, and residency are found in which section of the patient information packet?

Accepted Answer

A)  Introduction 
B)  Physician's Qualifications 
C)  Description of the Practice 
D)  Introduction to the Office Staff 
E)  Appointment Scheduling 
A)  Introduction 
B)  Physician's Qualifications 
C)  Description of the Practice 
D)  Introduction to the Office Staff 
E)  Appointment Scheduling

Question 19

Which of the following may help a patient visualize exactly how surgery will correct his problem?

Accepted Answer

A)  Factual information 
B)  Educational brochure 
C)  Educational newsletter 
D)  Anatomical model 
E)  Role playing 
A)  Factual information 
B)  Educational brochure 
C)  Educational newsletter 
D)  Anatomical model 
E)  Role playing

Question 20

Mr. Hendricks has just been informed that he needs surgery to remove a growth on his thyroid. He is nervous about the need for surgery and asks you what will happen during the surgery. He also wants to know why the surgery is necessary. What type of teaching should you use to answer Mr. Hendricks?

Accepted Answer

A)  Factual 
B)  Sensory 
C)  Participatory 
D)  Modeling 
E)  Psychomotor 
A)  Factual 
B)  Sensory 
C)  Participatory 
D)  Modeling 
E)  Psychomotor

Exam 14: Patient Education

Details of a surgical procedure are given by ________ teaching, which also includes restrictions on diet and activity needed before and after surgery.

Developing an education plan will ensure that ____.

A medical facility frequently works with community ________ that provide needed services to patients.

Even if patients understand the patient education materials, they have the right to ________ treatment and information.

For best results, you should match learning materials to the patient's needs and level of ____.

Learning falls in to three main categories that are known as the ____ of learning.

A demonstration of wound care for the postoperative period is done through ________ teaching.

Preventive healthcare includes health-promoting behaviors, screening, and ____.

As a result of ________ education geared toward the average person, many people are taking a greater responsibility for their own health and well-being.

The goal of patient education is to help patients help themselves attain better ________.

Tips for preventing injury at home include ____.

An advantage of patient education is that ____.

Teaching health-promoting behaviors includes ____.

An example of the third level of disease prevention is ____.

Learning new knowledge or facts is part of the ________ domain of learning.

Which of the following is an example of how a medical office benefits from patient education?

Which of the following involves diagnostic testing of a patient who is typically free of symptoms?

Details of the physician's education, internship, and residency are found in which section of the patient information packet?

Which of the following may help a patient visualize exactly how surgery will correct his problem?

Mr. Hendricks has just been informed that he needs surgery to remove a growth on his thyroid. He is nervous about the need for surgery and asks you what will happen during the surgery. He also wants to know why the surgery is necessary. What type of teaching should you use to answer Mr. Hendricks?

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