Promotions Pratice Learning & Teaching

A nurse knows that a client’s learning is most effective when:

Which is a key principle from Knowles’ Adult Learning Theory?

The RN’s role in teaching includes all EXCEPT:

Which type of intelligence describes a learner who prefers reading, writing, and spoken language?

Healthy People 2030 focuses on which overarching goal related to health literacy?

Which best describes tertiary prevention?

A client says, “I don’t want to quit smoking, I’m not ready.” According to Change Theory, this client is in which stage?

According to Knowles’ Theory of Adult Learning, which is the most effective teaching strategy for adult learners?

A nurse wants to assess whether a client can analyze new health information. Which question reflects this goal?

Which is an example of intrapersonal intelligence?

A nurse is teaching a client who speaks limited English. What is the priority action?

A nurse teaching a client how to inject insulin uses a hands-on demonstration. This method targets which learning style?

What type of prevention is demonstrated when a nurse educates a client about the importance of regular Pap smear?

What type of prevention is demonstrated when a nurse educates a client about the importance of regular Pap smears?

Grief from a new diagnosis requires rescheduling teaching until the client reaches acceptance

A client who prefers learning through music might be described as:

A nurse is planning teaching for a client who prefers hands-on learning. Which teaching strategy is best?

Nurse health teaching for a client. According to Knowles’ Adult Learning Theory, which strategy is most appropriate

Which of the following actions best demonstrates the nurse’s role in promoting health literacy?

The nurse identifies a client as “People Smart.” According to Gardner, this is known as which intelligence?

According to Bloom’s Taxonomy, the highest level of learning is:

According to Kolb’s Experiential Learning Cycle, the stage in which the learner reflects on experience is:

Which is an example of secondary prevention?

The ANA’s Standards of Practice emphasize which critical step in health teaching?

The Joint Commission requires assessing hospitalized clients’ learning preferences to:

A nurse uses Bloom’s Taxonomy to design teaching objectives. Teaching the client to demonstrate wound care falls where

Which nursing action promotes health literacy?

Which of the following is an example of primary prevention?

A client learning how to cope with a new cancer diagnosis is working in which domain of learning?

A nurse uses the teach-back method to confirm understanding. Which statement indicates the client understands?

A nurse is assessing a client’s readiness to learn. Which observation suggests the client is not ready?