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Answers 100%.
Which three A's of the National Action Plan to Improve Health Literacy should the nurse
consider when planning patient education? Select all that apply. correct answers Accurate,
Accessible, Actionable
A nurse is teaching a young adult patient how to adjust insulin dosages based on the blood sugar
results. This is an example of which type of learning? correct answers Cognitive
A patient newly diagnosed with cervical cancer refuses to discuss her illness and treatment
options. Which patient teaching would be best for the nurse to include in the discharge planning?
correct answers Provide pertinent information needed.
Which actions would the nurse perform when educating patients? Select all that apply. correct
answers Clarify the patient's health-related doubts.
Teach the patient how to cope with a disease.
Provide treatment instructions to the patient.
The home health nurse is developing a teaching plan for a patient who is resting at home after
surgery. Which concept would the nurse keep in mind while caring for this patient? correct
answers The nurse should consider what insurance will cover during each visit
A patient is scheduled to undergo magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the head and neck.
Which preparatory information would the nurse give to this patient? Select all that apply. correct
answers You will be alone in the MRI room for a brief period."
"You will be placed in a confined space for a brief period.
,The nurse is training the nursing staff on how to provide formal patient education. Which
example would the nurse give to the staff? correct answers The nurse teaches a patient about
self-care and follow-up after discharge
Its is Planned, goal oriented, one on one session
A nurse is scheduled to teach a group of morbidly obese patients the significance of proper eating
habits and exercise. Which setting would be ideal to impart this teaching? correct answers
Classroom
When is the best time for patient teaching to occur? Select all that apply. correct answers When
the patient is pain free
When the patient is awake and alert
While studying about the cognitive domain of learning, the nurse learns that discussion is the
most appropriate teaching method based on cognitive learning. Which characteristics are found
within the discussion method? Select all that apply. correct answers It allows peer support.
It involves both the nurse and the patients
It helps the patient learn from others' experiences
The nurse is teaching a patient who has been newly diagnosed with diabetes mellitus. Which
possible patient outcome indicates effective learning in the cognitive domain? correct answers
The patient correctly verbalizes the prescribed medication regimen
A nurse is teaching a patient how to administer an epinephrine injection in case of a severe
allergic reaction. The nurse instructs the patient to hold the injection like a dart. Which
instructional method did the nurse use? correct answers Analogy
, Which actions by the nurse should be implemented when a goal is not met in the care of a
patient? Select all that apply. correct answers Reassess the patient.
Revise the care plan.
Repeat the entire nursing process
The nurse is caring for an older patient whose care plan states that the patient's goal is to
ambulate with assistance. Which factors can result in unmet goals in this patient? Select all that
apply. correct answers The patient forgets to ask the nurse for assistance
The patient is unable to ask for assistance.
The patient has a reduced level of consciousness
A nurse is assessing a diabetic patient and notes a non-healing ulcer on the patient's left foot.
Which sequence should the nurse follow while implementing a plan of care? correct answers 1.
Review all possible interventions for the patient.
3.
Review all possible consequences associated with the interventions.
2.
Determine the probability of possible consequences
4.
Make a prediction of what will happen to the patient as a consequence of an intervention.
Which terms are different types of dependent nursing interventions? Select all that apply. correct
answers standing orders
Answers 100%.
Which three A's of the National Action Plan to Improve Health Literacy should the nurse
consider when planning patient education? Select all that apply. correct answers Accurate,
Accessible, Actionable
A nurse is teaching a young adult patient how to adjust insulin dosages based on the blood sugar
results. This is an example of which type of learning? correct answers Cognitive
A patient newly diagnosed with cervical cancer refuses to discuss her illness and treatment
options. Which patient teaching would be best for the nurse to include in the discharge planning?
correct answers Provide pertinent information needed.
Which actions would the nurse perform when educating patients? Select all that apply. correct
answers Clarify the patient's health-related doubts.
Teach the patient how to cope with a disease.
Provide treatment instructions to the patient.
The home health nurse is developing a teaching plan for a patient who is resting at home after
surgery. Which concept would the nurse keep in mind while caring for this patient? correct
answers The nurse should consider what insurance will cover during each visit
A patient is scheduled to undergo magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the head and neck.
Which preparatory information would the nurse give to this patient? Select all that apply. correct
answers You will be alone in the MRI room for a brief period."
"You will be placed in a confined space for a brief period.
,The nurse is training the nursing staff on how to provide formal patient education. Which
example would the nurse give to the staff? correct answers The nurse teaches a patient about
self-care and follow-up after discharge
Its is Planned, goal oriented, one on one session
A nurse is scheduled to teach a group of morbidly obese patients the significance of proper eating
habits and exercise. Which setting would be ideal to impart this teaching? correct answers
Classroom
When is the best time for patient teaching to occur? Select all that apply. correct answers When
the patient is pain free
When the patient is awake and alert
While studying about the cognitive domain of learning, the nurse learns that discussion is the
most appropriate teaching method based on cognitive learning. Which characteristics are found
within the discussion method? Select all that apply. correct answers It allows peer support.
It involves both the nurse and the patients
It helps the patient learn from others' experiences
The nurse is teaching a patient who has been newly diagnosed with diabetes mellitus. Which
possible patient outcome indicates effective learning in the cognitive domain? correct answers
The patient correctly verbalizes the prescribed medication regimen
A nurse is teaching a patient how to administer an epinephrine injection in case of a severe
allergic reaction. The nurse instructs the patient to hold the injection like a dart. Which
instructional method did the nurse use? correct answers Analogy
, Which actions by the nurse should be implemented when a goal is not met in the care of a
patient? Select all that apply. correct answers Reassess the patient.
Revise the care plan.
Repeat the entire nursing process
The nurse is caring for an older patient whose care plan states that the patient's goal is to
ambulate with assistance. Which factors can result in unmet goals in this patient? Select all that
apply. correct answers The patient forgets to ask the nurse for assistance
The patient is unable to ask for assistance.
The patient has a reduced level of consciousness
A nurse is assessing a diabetic patient and notes a non-healing ulcer on the patient's left foot.
Which sequence should the nurse follow while implementing a plan of care? correct answers 1.
Review all possible interventions for the patient.
3.
Review all possible consequences associated with the interventions.
2.
Determine the probability of possible consequences
4.
Make a prediction of what will happen to the patient as a consequence of an intervention.
Which terms are different types of dependent nursing interventions? Select all that apply. correct
answers standing orders
