Exam 8: Client Teaching

When a child's parent demonstrates the proper administration of medication to the child,learning has occurred in which domain?

A nurse explains the reasons why certain nursing interventions are to be performed on a client.The nurse is aware that this type of teaching is:

When caring for a client,the nurse must use techniques that promote client learning.The nurse is aware that in order for this to occur,which of the following must be used?

A nurse plans to teach a young child about hand hygiene.Which of these approaches would be MOST successful?

The nurse is initiating client teaching.The nurse is aware that the primary focus is placed on:

When developing a teaching plan for a client,the nurse would include which teaching strategies that are appropriate to use when addressing client learning needs in the cognitive domain? (Select all that apply. )

The nurse is caring for a client and has provided client education on new medications prior to discharge.The nurse is aware that a final professional responsibility related to client teaching is documentation.What will the nurse ensure is included in the client's documentation?

The nurse is caring for a Hispanic client visiting his family in the United States.He is newly diagnosed with diabetes.The nurse would ensure that which of the following would be included in assessing this client's learning needs? (Select all that apply. )

Health or medical education for a teenage client is most effective if the parents adopt which of these approaches?

Which of these strategies would BEST assist the nurse in evaluating client learning?

At the end of a planned teaching session,a nurse responds to a question loosely related to the topic by providing a detailed response that includes some points not covered in the lecture.What type of teaching does this represent?

A client tells a nurse,"I think I could understand my illness better if I could just read an article or pamphlet about it." This client is what type of learner?

The nurse is preparing a teaching-learning session on diabetes.The BEST description of this activity is:

During the initial phase of teaching,which of these aspects is essential for the nurse to assess?

The nurse can ensure that client teaching is effective by:

A client verbalizes recognition that diabetes is a lifelong condition,but states she will continue to enjoy life.The nurse recognizes that this represents an example of which learning domain?

A nurse plans a diabetes education program that will be repeated quarterly for a group of clients who are diabetic.When preparing this educational program,the nurse acknowledges that this is considered:

Which of these phrases BEST describes learning?

The student nurse recognizes that according to the nurse practice acts of most states,nurses are required to perform which of these functions?

Client education is an important part of nursing practice because: