Which of the following scenarios gives the most absolute confirmation client learning has taken place? Select all that apply.

A client demonstrates how to inject insulin into the abdomen

A client attends a course on exercise techniques

A client watches the nurse apply a dressing

A client lists food choices that are considered part of a healthy diet

A client nods when told how to take the blood pressure medication

Answer and Explanation

Correct Answer : A,D

A. Demonstrating an insulin injection shows hands-on learning and mastery of the skill.
B. Attending a course does not confirm comprehension or skill.
C. Watching a nurse apply a dressing does not guarantee learning; active participation is necessary.
D. Listing healthy food choices indicates understanding of dietary education.
E. Nodding does not confirm learning; it may only indicate acknowledgment.

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Correct Answer is E

Explanation

A. Providing care based on predetermined criteria may overlook individual client needs and cultural nuances.
B. Prioritizing hospital unit workflow may not align with the individual needs of clients.
C. Care aligned with professional healthcare values may not address the specific cultural values and preferences of diverse clients.
D. This approach may dismiss the client's autonomy and unique cultural context.
E. Honoring the client's differences and perspectives indicates a commitment to culturally responsive care, recognizing and respecting diverse backgrounds.

A. Inquire about personal and family cardiac history B. Ask about fatigue and chest pain C. Inspect for intercostal retractions and nasal flaring D. Palpate the chest for any thrills and heaves E. Auscultate the heart with the diaphragm and bell of stethoscope

Correct Answer is ["A","B"]

Explanation

A. Inquiring about personal and family cardiac history provides essential subjective information on potential hereditary risks and the client’s own cardiac health.
B. Asking about fatigue and chest pain allows the nurse to assess symptoms that may suggest cardiac issues, making it critical subjective data.
C. Inspecting for intercostal retractions and nasal flaring is part of the objective assessment rather than subjective data.
D. Palpating the chest for thrills and heaves is also an objective action, assessing physical findings rather than subjective symptoms.
E. Auscultating the heart with the diaphragm and bell of the stethoscope is an objective assessment to detect sounds rather than gathering subjective information from the client.

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Which of the following scenarios gives the most absolute confirmation client learning has taken place? Select all that apply.

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Correct Answer is E

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Correct Answer is ["A","B"]

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