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Patient Education and Health Promotion

Teaching principles, health literacy assessment, and motivational interviewing basics for patient education tested on NCLEX-RN.

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30 basic cards for NCLEX-RN Nursing. It opens with "What are the three domains of learning in patient education?" and "Which learning domain involves understanding facts and knowledge?". Study it alongside the other NCLEX-RN sets below.

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What are the three domains of learning in patient education?
Show answerCognitive, affective, and psychomotor
Which learning domain involves understanding facts and knowledge?
Show answerThe cognitive domain
Which learning domain involves attitudes, values, and feelings?
Show answerThe affective domain
Which learning domain involves performing a physical skill?
Show answerThe psychomotor domain
What is 'readiness to learn' in patient education?
Show answerA patient's physical, emotional, and cognitive willingness and ability to learn at a given time
Why should pain be controlled before teaching a patient?
Show answerUncontrolled pain reduces concentration and readiness to learn
What is the teach-back method?
Show answerAsking the patient to repeat information in their own words to confirm understanding
Why is asking a patient 'Do you understand?' a poor way to check comprehension?
Show answerPatients often say yes despite not understanding, to avoid embarrassment
What learning theory describes how adults learn best?
Show answerAndragogy
According to andragogy, what motivates adult learners most?
Show answerInformation that is immediately relevant to their own real-life problems
What reading level is recommended for written patient education materials?
Show answer5th to 6th grade level
Why should patient teaching be broken into short segments?
Show answerAttention span and retention are limited, especially when a patient is ill or anxious
How does high anxiety affect a patient's ability to learn?
Show answerIt narrows attention and impairs learning, so anxiety should be reduced before teaching
What teaching method should be used to evaluate a psychomotor skill, such as an insulin injection?
Show answerReturn demonstration
Why should a nurse assess a patient's preferred learning style before teaching?
Show answerTo tailor teaching methods, such as visual, auditory, or hands-on, for better retention

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