True or False.

The social cognitive model of health states that our health is determined by multiple factors such as individual, community, and policy factors.

A learning objective that measures a patient’s level of remembering the signs and symptoms of infection would use the verb “state” because it indicates that the patient is able to recall and verbally express the information.

Choice B is not the correct answer because “distinguish” implies that the patient is able to differentiate between two or more things, which is not the same as simply remembering information.

Choice C is not the correct answer because “develop” implies that the patient is creating something new, which is not relevant to remembering information.

Choice D is not the correct answer because “demonstrate” implies that the patient is able to show or prove something through their actions, which is not the same as simply remembering information.

Health education aims to empower individuals to take control of their own health by providing them with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions.

It focuses on developing self-care skills (A), encouraging client participation in health decision-making (C), and improving client and family coping ability (D).

However, it does not involve compelling the patient to live a healthy lifestyle (B).

Instead, it provides the tools and support for individuals to make their own choices about their health.