Question 1

The nurse could maximize patient teaching for an individual with an identified auditory learning style preference by

Accepted Answer

A)  providing an audiotape of important information that the patient could replay. 
B)  allowing the patient to handle equipment before practicing a self-care technique. 
C)  playing a videotape to demonstrate a self-care technique to the patient. 
D)  drawing diagrams of important concepts the patient needs to learn. 
A)  providing an audiotape of important information that the patient could replay. 
B)  allowing the patient to handle equipment before practicing a self-care technique. 
C)  playing a videotape to demonstrate a self-care technique to the patient. 
D)  drawing diagrams of important concepts the patient needs to learn.

Question 2

Which of the following are potential outcomes when using a nursing textbook lacking multicultural information?

Accepted Answer

A)  Students from the nondominant culture may feel insignificant. 
B)  Readers may oversimplify cultural behaviors and traits of others. 
C)  Readers may view patients from other cultures as unsophisticated. 
D)  Open discussion of cultural differences is promoted. 
A)  Students from the nondominant culture may feel insignificant. 
B)  Readers may oversimplify cultural behaviors and traits of others. 
C)  Readers may view patients from other cultures as unsophisticated. 
D)  Open discussion of cultural differences is promoted.

Question 3

A student nurse is a bodily/kinesthetic learner.The student would learn best by

Accepted Answer

A)  moving around when studying. 
B)  taking notes when reading assigned chapters. 
C)  organizing a method of study that fits him or her personally. 
D)  making his or her own diagrams, boxes, or lists when they are unavailable in the book. 
A)  moving around when studying. 
B)  taking notes when reading assigned chapters. 
C)  organizing a method of study that fits him or her personally. 
D)  making his or her own diagrams, boxes, or lists when they are unavailable in the book.

Question 4

A person who learns best by using an organized method that involves categorizing,classifying,and working with abstract patterns and relationships is known as what type of learner?

Accepted Answer

A)  Spatial learner 
B)  Musical learner 
C)  Linguistic learner 
D)  Logical/mathematical learner 
A)  Spatial learner 
B)  Musical learner 
C)  Linguistic learner 
D)  Logical/mathematical learner

Question 5

A college student tells the nurse,"I have difficulty studying.I can't seem to get organized.I get distracted and often need to smoke to calm my nerves.Noise irritates me." The intervention the nurse could suggest that would be of greatest benefit would be

Accepted Answer

A)  "Try using colored transparency film over the page when reading to help you focus." 
B)  "Study only at the time of day that you are most alert and rested." 
C)  "Use a tape recorder to play and replay lectures at bedtime." 
D)  "Always sit at a desk to read or study." 
A)  "Try using colored transparency film over the page when reading to help you focus." 
B)  "Study only at the time of day that you are most alert and rested." 
C)  "Use a tape recorder to play and replay lectures at bedtime." 
D)  "Always sit at a desk to read or study."

Question 6

A student nurse is a linguistic learner.The student would learn best by

Accepted Answer

A)  moving around when studying. 
B)  taking notes when reading assigned chapters. 
C)  organizing a method of study that fits him or her personally. 
D)  making his or her own diagrams, boxes, or lists when they are unavailable. 
A)  moving around when studying. 
B)  taking notes when reading assigned chapters. 
C)  organizing a method of study that fits him or her personally. 
D)  making his or her own diagrams, boxes, or lists when they are unavailable.

Question 7

A patient states,"My roommate accuses me of daydreaming when I study,but I'm really imagining the things I'm trying to learn." The nurse understands that this best describes a way of learning common among individuals who are identified as

Accepted Answer

A)  spatial learners. 
B)  linguistic learners. 
C)  logical/mathematical learners. 
D)  bodily/kinesthetic learners. 
A)  spatial learners. 
B)  linguistic learners. 
C)  logical/mathematical learners. 
D)  bodily/kinesthetic learners.

Question 8

A person who learns best by visualizing,dreaming,working with colors and pictures,and studying diagrams,boxes,and special lists in the text is known as what type of learner?

Accepted Answer

A)  Spatial learner 
B)  Linguistic learner 
C)  Kinesthetic/tactual leaner 
D)  Musical learner 
A)  Spatial learner 
B)  Linguistic learner 
C)  Kinesthetic/tactual leaner 
D)  Musical learner

Question 9

Which of the following are intelligences identified by Gardner?

Accepted Answer

A)  Spatial 
B)  Musical 
C)  Mathematical 
D)  Perceptual 
E)  Intrapersonal
F) Interpersonal
G) Kinesthetic
H) Linguistic 
A)  Spatial 
B)  Musical 
C)  Mathematical 
D)  Perceptual 
E)  Intrapersonal
F) Interpersonal
G) Kinesthetic
H) Linguistic

The nurse could maximize patient teaching for an individual with an identified auditory learning style preference by

Which of the following are potential outcomes when using a nursing textbook lacking multicultural information?

A student nurse is a bodily/kinesthetic learner.The student would learn best by

A person who learns best by using an organized method that involves categorizing,classifying,and working with abstract patterns and relationships is known as what type of learner?

A college student tells the nurse,"I have difficulty studying.I can't seem to get organized.I get distracted and often need to smoke to calm my nerves.Noise irritates me." The intervention the nurse could suggest that would be of greatest benefit would be

A student nurse is a linguistic learner.The student would learn best by

A patient states,"My roommate accuses me of daydreaming when I study,but I'm really imagining the things I'm trying to learn." The nurse understands that this best describes a way of learning common among individuals who are identified as

A person who learns best by visualizing,dreaming,working with colors and pictures,and studying diagrams,boxes,and special lists in the text is known as what type of learner?

Which of the following are intelligences identified by Gardner?

The Adult Learner: Hints to Succeed

Time Management: Making Time Work for You

Using Your Methods and Skills: Studying and Testing

Learning During School: Using Available Resources

Personal Health Promotion: A Role Model for Patients

How Practical/Vocational Nursing Evolved: 1836 to Present

Critical Thinking: A Lifelong Journey

Nursing Process: Your Role

Nursing Theory,Research,and Evidence-Based Practice

Ethics Applied to Nursing: Personal vs.Professional Ethics

Nursing and the Law: What Are the Rules?

Straightforward Communication: Instructors, Coworkers, and Patients

Assertiveness: Your Responsibility

The Health Care Team: Where the Practical/Vocational Nurse Fits In

Cultural Uniqueness, Sensitivity, and Competence

Spiritual Needs, Spiritual Caring, and Religious Differences

Health Care Settings: Potential Job Sites

Health Care System: Financing, Issues, and Trends

Leadership Skills

LPN/LVN Charge Nurse Skills: Management, Including Assignment and Delegation

Finding a Job: What Works, and What Doesn’t

The NCLEX-PN Examination

Future Career Decisions: Choosing What Is Right for You

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Exam 3: Learning Methods and Skills: How Do You Learn?

The nurse could maximize patient teaching for an individual with an identified auditory learning style preference by

Which of the following are potential outcomes when using a nursing textbook lacking multicultural information?

A student nurse is a bodily/kinesthetic learner.The student would learn best by

A person who learns best by using an organized method that involves categorizing,classifying,and working with abstract patterns and relationships is known as what type of learner?

A college student tells the nurse,"I have difficulty studying.I can't seem to get organized.I get distracted and often need to smoke to calm my nerves.Noise irritates me." The intervention the nurse could suggest that would be of greatest benefit would be

A student nurse is a linguistic learner.The student would learn best by

A patient states,"My roommate accuses me of daydreaming when I study,but I'm really imagining the things I'm trying to learn." The nurse understands that this best describes a way of learning common among individuals who are identified as

A person who learns best by visualizing,dreaming,working with colors and pictures,and studying diagrams,boxes,and special lists in the text is known as what type of learner?

Which of the following are intelligences identified by Gardner?

The Adult Learner: Hints to Succeed

Time Management: Making Time Work for You

Using Your Methods and Skills: Studying and Testing

Learning During School: Using Available Resources

Personal Health Promotion: A Role Model for Patients

How Practical/Vocational Nursing Evolved: 1836 to Present

Critical Thinking: A Lifelong Journey

Nursing Process: Your Role

Nursing Theory,Research,and Evidence-Based Practice

Ethics Applied to Nursing: Personal vs.Professional Ethics

Nursing and the Law: What Are the Rules?

Straightforward Communication: Instructors, Coworkers, and Patients

Assertiveness: Your Responsibility

The Health Care Team: Where the Practical/Vocational Nurse Fits In

Cultural Uniqueness, Sensitivity, and Competence

Spiritual Needs, Spiritual Caring, and Religious Differences

Health Care Settings: Potential Job Sites

Health Care System: Financing, Issues, and Trends

Leadership Skills

LPN/LVN Charge Nurse Skills: Management, Including Assignment and Delegation

Finding a Job: What Works, and What Doesn’t

The NCLEX-PN Examination

Future Career Decisions: Choosing What Is Right for You

Filters