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Which teaching methods or activities are appropriate for
teaching to the
affective domain? - ANSWER-Reality based training - situations
and scenarios
Explain the behaviors a student must demonstrate in order to
be evaluated and rated at the highest level of the affective
domain? - ANSWER-The highest level of the Affective Domain
is Characterization. In order to be evaluated and rated at this
level the student must Consistent in behavior and must be able
to defend that behavior. The student must also have the
characteristic integrated across attitudes, values and ideas.
What level of master in the psychomotor domain is required for
a student to achieve prior to graduating from a paramedic
program when they have no previous experience in performing
the assessment or skill? – ANSWER-Articulation
This indicates that a person has been exposed to material,
understands the
,material, and can or could recall the
information.
A.
Knowledge
B.
Learning
C. Clinical
Reasoning
D. Critical thinking - ANSWER-B.
Learning
This term goes beyond recall and includes information
processing, application to other situations, consideration of the
meaning, and contrasting with other concepts. It creates
images, ideas and solutions to problems even before the
student has encountered the situation in reality.
A.
Knowledge
B.
Learning
C. Clinical
Reasoning
D. Critical Thinking - ANSWER-A.
Knowledge
Simulation is best described as:
,A.A high-
fidelity
manikin
B. An
instructional
method
C. Using sounds
and smells during a
scenario
D. Fake blood -
ANSWER-B. An
instructional Method
Which of the following is least likely to foster higher level
thinking skills in
students?
A. Reading
assignments
B. Scenario-based
simulation
C. Case
Studies
D. Research presentations - ANSWER-A. Reading
Assignments
Which of the following best utilizes all three domains of
learning?
, A. Reading
assignments
B.
Simulations
C.
Lecture
D. Workbooks - ANSWER-B.
Simulations
You are the primary instructor of an EMT lab course. A student
comes to you and claims that a secondary instructor in the
course, who commonly evaluates her, fails her because she is a
woman.
Which of the following is the student claiming the instructor is
guilty of?
A.Discrimination
B. Harassment
C. Sexual Harassment
D. Libel - ANSWER-A. Discrimination
A student claims that you did not teach him sterile technique
when starting an IV. During clinical time the student caused an
infection as a result. Which of the following elements of
negligence is the student claiming you violated?
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Which teaching methods or activities are appropriate for
teaching to the
affective domain? - ANSWER-Reality based training - situations
and scenarios
Explain the behaviors a student must demonstrate in order to
be evaluated and rated at the highest level of the affective
domain? - ANSWER-The highest level of the Affective Domain
is Characterization. In order to be evaluated and rated at this
level the student must Consistent in behavior and must be able
to defend that behavior. The student must also have the
characteristic integrated across attitudes, values and ideas.
What level of master in the psychomotor domain is required for
a student to achieve prior to graduating from a paramedic
program when they have no previous experience in performing
the assessment or skill? – ANSWER-Articulation
This indicates that a person has been exposed to material,
understands the
,material, and can or could recall the
information.
A.
Knowledge
B.
Learning
C. Clinical
Reasoning
D. Critical thinking - ANSWER-B.
Learning
This term goes beyond recall and includes information
processing, application to other situations, consideration of the
meaning, and contrasting with other concepts. It creates
images, ideas and solutions to problems even before the
student has encountered the situation in reality.
A.
Knowledge
B.
Learning
C. Clinical
Reasoning
D. Critical Thinking - ANSWER-A.
Knowledge
Simulation is best described as:
,A.A high-
fidelity
manikin
B. An
instructional
method
C. Using sounds
and smells during a
scenario
D. Fake blood -
ANSWER-B. An
instructional Method
Which of the following is least likely to foster higher level
thinking skills in
students?
A. Reading
assignments
B. Scenario-based
simulation
C. Case
Studies
D. Research presentations - ANSWER-A. Reading
Assignments
Which of the following best utilizes all three domains of
learning?
, A. Reading
assignments
B.
Simulations
C.
Lecture
D. Workbooks - ANSWER-B.
Simulations
You are the primary instructor of an EMT lab course. A student
comes to you and claims that a secondary instructor in the
course, who commonly evaluates her, fails her because she is a
woman.
Which of the following is the student claiming the instructor is
guilty of?
A.Discrimination
B. Harassment
C. Sexual Harassment
D. Libel - ANSWER-A. Discrimination
A student claims that you did not teach him sterile technique
when starting an IV. During clinical time the student caused an
infection as a result. Which of the following elements of
negligence is the student claiming you violated?
