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Module 3-Documentation exam 1 Newborn Assessment/Care Scope
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A member of a community weight-loss c. Evaluation
group has maintained a healthy weight for
2 years through healthy eating and daily
exercise. Which of the following steps of
the affective domain is this participant
demonstrating?
a. Analysis
b. Application
c. Evaluation
d. Knowledge
A nurse just finished teaching breast self- c. Opportunity for the women to practice what they learned
examination to a large group of women at
a professional conference. During the
session, she distributed literature and used
culturally appropriate visual aids. However,
the session was not as effective as it could
have been. Which of the following was the
most important thing omitted by the nurse?
a. Time for audience members to ask
questions and clarify the information
b. Explanation of why culturally
appropriate images are more acceptable
c. Opportunity for the women to practice
what they learned
d. Use of simple language instead of
printed material
,A nurse is providing an educational c. 90% of the men will correctly demonstrate testicular self-examination.
program about testicular self-examination
(TSE). Which of the following would be the
best learning objective for this program?
a. Each participant will state why TSE is
important and explain how to do it.
b. Each participant will describe how to do
TSE and discuss the dangers of testicular
cancer.
c. 90% of the men will correctly
demonstrate testicular self-examination.
d. 100% of the men will do a testicular
examination correctly on a model.
A nurse planned a presentation about the b. Explain why the information is crucial to their current clinical practice.
latest trends in disaster planning for the
senior nursing students at the local college.
However, when the nurse began to share
the information, the students were talking
to one another and essentially ignoring the
nurse. Which of the following actions
should be taken by the nurse?
a. Ask the students why they are being so
rude.
b. Explain why the information is crucial to
their current clinical practice.
c. Nothing; let the instructor of the course
handle the problem.
d. Tell a joke to get the students attention.
A nurse is using the technique of b. I am willing to change.
motivational interviewing when working
with a client. Which of the following
statements by the client indicates the client
is ready to make the change?
a. I should change.
b. I am willing to change.
c. Its important to change.
d. I want to change.
A nurse uses lecturing as the primary c. participation
method of educating clients. Which part of
the education process is missing?
a. Evaluation
b. Experience
c. Participation
d. Understanding
, The nurse gives a very informative and b. Many Americans do not have a high reading level
engaging presentation and then gives
everyone in the audience a handout that
outlines the presentation. Later, the nurse
discovers that many of the handouts were
thrown away before the audience left the
building. Which of the following
educational principles has the nurse
forgotten?
a. Audiences expect PowerPoint or video
presentations, not lectures.
b. Many Americans do not have a high
reading level.
c. People want photographs and images,
not wordy outlines.
d. The nurse gave them too much
information too fast for them to want to
cope with it all.
Which of the following statements a. Cues to action are an important component of the model.
regarding the Health Belief Model is
accurate?
a. Cues to action are an important
component of the model.
b. Multiple methods of education should
be used when implementing this model.
c. The first stage experienced in this model
is the pre-contemplation stage.
d. To successfully implement this model,
ongoing maintenance of the behavior must
be considered.
A nurse is planning an educational program d. throughout the program
about cardiovascular disease. Which of the
following would be the optimal time for the
nurse to elicit feedback from program
participants?
a. At the beginning of the program
b. At the program midpoint
c. Immediately following program
completion
d. Throughout the program
When evaluating an educational program, a. educator
the nurse discovers that only 25% of
community members met the learning
objectives. Which of the following parts of
the program should be improved?
a. Educator
b. Content
c. Learners
d. Objectives
Community Exam 2 Testbank
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Module 3-Documentation exam 1 Newborn Assessment/Care Scope
24 terms 83 terms 57 terms Teacher
Brayden_Dillow184 Preview QuinnMurray2 Preview maris67795 Preview kels
A member of a community weight-loss c. Evaluation
group has maintained a healthy weight for
2 years through healthy eating and daily
exercise. Which of the following steps of
the affective domain is this participant
demonstrating?
a. Analysis
b. Application
c. Evaluation
d. Knowledge
A nurse just finished teaching breast self- c. Opportunity for the women to practice what they learned
examination to a large group of women at
a professional conference. During the
session, she distributed literature and used
culturally appropriate visual aids. However,
the session was not as effective as it could
have been. Which of the following was the
most important thing omitted by the nurse?
a. Time for audience members to ask
questions and clarify the information
b. Explanation of why culturally
appropriate images are more acceptable
c. Opportunity for the women to practice
what they learned
d. Use of simple language instead of
printed material
,A nurse is providing an educational c. 90% of the men will correctly demonstrate testicular self-examination.
program about testicular self-examination
(TSE). Which of the following would be the
best learning objective for this program?
a. Each participant will state why TSE is
important and explain how to do it.
b. Each participant will describe how to do
TSE and discuss the dangers of testicular
cancer.
c. 90% of the men will correctly
demonstrate testicular self-examination.
d. 100% of the men will do a testicular
examination correctly on a model.
A nurse planned a presentation about the b. Explain why the information is crucial to their current clinical practice.
latest trends in disaster planning for the
senior nursing students at the local college.
However, when the nurse began to share
the information, the students were talking
to one another and essentially ignoring the
nurse. Which of the following actions
should be taken by the nurse?
a. Ask the students why they are being so
rude.
b. Explain why the information is crucial to
their current clinical practice.
c. Nothing; let the instructor of the course
handle the problem.
d. Tell a joke to get the students attention.
A nurse is using the technique of b. I am willing to change.
motivational interviewing when working
with a client. Which of the following
statements by the client indicates the client
is ready to make the change?
a. I should change.
b. I am willing to change.
c. Its important to change.
d. I want to change.
A nurse uses lecturing as the primary c. participation
method of educating clients. Which part of
the education process is missing?
a. Evaluation
b. Experience
c. Participation
d. Understanding
, The nurse gives a very informative and b. Many Americans do not have a high reading level
engaging presentation and then gives
everyone in the audience a handout that
outlines the presentation. Later, the nurse
discovers that many of the handouts were
thrown away before the audience left the
building. Which of the following
educational principles has the nurse
forgotten?
a. Audiences expect PowerPoint or video
presentations, not lectures.
b. Many Americans do not have a high
reading level.
c. People want photographs and images,
not wordy outlines.
d. The nurse gave them too much
information too fast for them to want to
cope with it all.
Which of the following statements a. Cues to action are an important component of the model.
regarding the Health Belief Model is
accurate?
a. Cues to action are an important
component of the model.
b. Multiple methods of education should
be used when implementing this model.
c. The first stage experienced in this model
is the pre-contemplation stage.
d. To successfully implement this model,
ongoing maintenance of the behavior must
be considered.
A nurse is planning an educational program d. throughout the program
about cardiovascular disease. Which of the
following would be the optimal time for the
nurse to elicit feedback from program
participants?
a. At the beginning of the program
b. At the program midpoint
c. Immediately following program
completion
d. Throughout the program
When evaluating an educational program, a. educator
the nurse discovers that only 25% of
community members met the learning
objectives. Which of the following parts of
the program should be improved?
a. Educator
b. Content
c. Learners
d. Objectives
