Complete NUR 222 Exam 1 2025
latest and Graded A
A patient who underwent leg surgery is advised to use crutches to walk after
discharge. Which teaching method would be effective for the nurse to use?
a) simulation
b) demonstration
c) group instruction
d) one on one discussion
b) demonstration
Which intervention is most likely to be effective in meeting a patient's teaching
and learning needs preoperatively?
a) teaching the patient
b) teaching the patient and family
c) using brief, verbal instructions
d) using written instructions
b) teaching the patient and family
.
Which action by a patient demonstrates effective learning about how to care for
a new tracheostomy?
a) verbalizes understanding of the teaching
b) performs tracheostomy care with little assistance
c) asks questions about how to clean and care for the tracheostomy
d) verbalizes having a difficult time adjusting to the new tracheostomy.
b) performs tracheostomy care with little assistance
The nurse is teaching a patient about diabetes. Which statement made by the
patient indicates the affective domain of learning?
,a) Diabetes may cause cataracts and glaucoma
b) Insulin injections will help lower my blood glucose level
c) I will regularly check my blood glucose level with the glucometer
d) I would like to participate in the discussion about the treatment plan
d) I would like to participate in the discussion about the treatment plan
.
Which nursing action is an example of teaching to a patient's cognitive learning
style?
a) giving patients examples of other patients' experiences
b) verbally explaining to the patient how to use the wheelchair
c) asking the patient to demonstrate the use of the wheelchair after teaching
d) showing the patient how to use the wheelchair
b) verbally explaining to the patient how to use the wheelchair
Which statement(s) made by the nursing student about effective teaching
indicates effective learning?
a) "Teaching is most effective when it responds to the learner's needs"
b) "Teaching is a process of both understanding and applying newly acquired
concepts"
c) "Teaching is the concept of imparting knowledge through a series of directed
activities"
d) "Teaching is the purposeful acquisition of new knowledge, attitudes,
behaviors, and skills through an experience or external stimulus"
e) "Teaching consists of conscious, deliberate set of actions that help individuals
gain new knowledge, change attitudes, adopt new behaviors, or perform new
skills"
a) teaching is the most effective when it responds to the learner's needs
c) teaching is the concept of imparting knowledge through a series of directed
activities
, e) teaching consists of a conscious, deliberate set of actions that help individuals
gain new knowledge, change attitudes, adopt new behaviors, or perform new
skills
Which principle is helpful in promoting learning in older adults?
a) sit to the side rather than directly facing the patient
b) ask for feedback from the patient
c) present one idea or concept at a time
d) speak fast and in a loud voice
e) use audio and visual cues while teaching
b) ask for feedback from the patient
c) present one idea or concept at a time
e) use audio and visual cues while teaching
Which domain(s) of learning would the nurse focus on while teaching a patient
with heart failure about behavioral and lifestyle modifications?
a) cognitive
b) affective
c) psychomotor
d) attentive
e) psychosocial
a) cognitive
b) affective
latest and Graded A
A patient who underwent leg surgery is advised to use crutches to walk after
discharge. Which teaching method would be effective for the nurse to use?
a) simulation
b) demonstration
c) group instruction
d) one on one discussion
b) demonstration
Which intervention is most likely to be effective in meeting a patient's teaching
and learning needs preoperatively?
a) teaching the patient
b) teaching the patient and family
c) using brief, verbal instructions
d) using written instructions
b) teaching the patient and family
.
Which action by a patient demonstrates effective learning about how to care for
a new tracheostomy?
a) verbalizes understanding of the teaching
b) performs tracheostomy care with little assistance
c) asks questions about how to clean and care for the tracheostomy
d) verbalizes having a difficult time adjusting to the new tracheostomy.
b) performs tracheostomy care with little assistance
The nurse is teaching a patient about diabetes. Which statement made by the
patient indicates the affective domain of learning?
,a) Diabetes may cause cataracts and glaucoma
b) Insulin injections will help lower my blood glucose level
c) I will regularly check my blood glucose level with the glucometer
d) I would like to participate in the discussion about the treatment plan
d) I would like to participate in the discussion about the treatment plan
.
Which nursing action is an example of teaching to a patient's cognitive learning
style?
a) giving patients examples of other patients' experiences
b) verbally explaining to the patient how to use the wheelchair
c) asking the patient to demonstrate the use of the wheelchair after teaching
d) showing the patient how to use the wheelchair
b) verbally explaining to the patient how to use the wheelchair
Which statement(s) made by the nursing student about effective teaching
indicates effective learning?
a) "Teaching is most effective when it responds to the learner's needs"
b) "Teaching is a process of both understanding and applying newly acquired
concepts"
c) "Teaching is the concept of imparting knowledge through a series of directed
activities"
d) "Teaching is the purposeful acquisition of new knowledge, attitudes,
behaviors, and skills through an experience or external stimulus"
e) "Teaching consists of conscious, deliberate set of actions that help individuals
gain new knowledge, change attitudes, adopt new behaviors, or perform new
skills"
a) teaching is the most effective when it responds to the learner's needs
c) teaching is the concept of imparting knowledge through a series of directed
activities
, e) teaching consists of a conscious, deliberate set of actions that help individuals
gain new knowledge, change attitudes, adopt new behaviors, or perform new
skills
Which principle is helpful in promoting learning in older adults?
a) sit to the side rather than directly facing the patient
b) ask for feedback from the patient
c) present one idea or concept at a time
d) speak fast and in a loud voice
e) use audio and visual cues while teaching
b) ask for feedback from the patient
c) present one idea or concept at a time
e) use audio and visual cues while teaching
Which domain(s) of learning would the nurse focus on while teaching a patient
with heart failure about behavioral and lifestyle modifications?
a) cognitive
b) affective
c) psychomotor
d) attentive
e) psychosocial
a) cognitive
b) affective
