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According to the Code of Ethics, what must the information needed for patient decision-making be?
According to the Code of Ethics, what must the information needed for patient decision-making be?
- Detailed, comprehensive, and relevant to their needs
- Accurate, complete, and relevant to their needs (correct)
- Accurate, concise, and general
- Accurate, complete, and general
What is the role of the nurse in health teaching according to the learning objectives?
What is the role of the nurse in health teaching according to the learning objectives?
- To anticipate patient needs for information based on their overall condition (correct)
- To follow a standardized teaching protocol for all patients
- To provide information based on the nurse's judgment
- To provide information only when asked by the patient
According to Galileo, what can be done to teach a man?
According to Galileo, what can be done to teach a man?
- Tell him and he will remember
- Teach him and he may remember
- Force him to learn
- Help him discover it within himself (correct)
What is the focus of PPN101 in client-centered relationships?
What is the focus of PPN101 in client-centered relationships?
What is the definition of health literacy according to The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention?
What is the definition of health literacy according to The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention?
What percentage of Canadian adults do not have the skills needed to adequately manage their health and health-care needs?
What percentage of Canadian adults do not have the skills needed to adequately manage their health and health-care needs?
What skills are usually required to master health-literacy tasks?
What skills are usually required to master health-literacy tasks?
What does health literacy involve, according to the Canadian Council for Learning?
What does health literacy involve, according to the Canadian Council for Learning?
What is the estimated percentage of Canadian adults with low levels of health literacy?
What is the estimated percentage of Canadian adults with low levels of health literacy?
What is the term used to represent almost 9 million adult Canadians who have serious problems with reading, writing, and math?
What is the term used to represent almost 9 million adult Canadians who have serious problems with reading, writing, and math?
What does the WHO (2009) define health literacy as?
What does the WHO (2009) define health literacy as?
What is required to master health-literacy tasks, according to the Canadian Council for Learning?
What is required to master health-literacy tasks, according to the Canadian Council for Learning?
What is the role of the nurse in patient education?
What is the role of the nurse in patient education?
Which model is used to explore a person’s motivational readiness to intentionally change health habits?
Which model is used to explore a person’s motivational readiness to intentionally change health habits?
What are the interrelated learning domains?
What are the interrelated learning domains?
What factors affect a client’s readiness and ability to learn?
What factors affect a client’s readiness and ability to learn?
What is the definition of health literacy?
What is the definition of health literacy?
What does client-centered education aim to achieve?
What does client-centered education aim to achieve?
What do nurses act as in health teaching?
What do nurses act as in health teaching?
What is the foundation of facilitating client-centered learning?
What is the foundation of facilitating client-centered learning?
What does culture influence in learning?
What does culture influence in learning?
What is involved in the comparison of the nursing process, Tanner’s Clinical Judgement Model, and the teaching processes?
What is involved in the comparison of the nursing process, Tanner’s Clinical Judgement Model, and the teaching processes?
What percentage of Canadian adults do not have the skills needed to adequately manage their health and health-care needs?
What percentage of Canadian adults do not have the skills needed to adequately manage their health and health-care needs?
What is the term used to represent the ability to use printed and written information in society to achieve one’s goals and develop one’s knowledge and potential?
What is the term used to represent the ability to use printed and written information in society to achieve one’s goals and develop one’s knowledge and potential?
What does the Code of Ethics state about the information needed for patient decision-making?
What does the Code of Ethics state about the information needed for patient decision-making?
What is the focus of the Transtheoretical Model of Change?
What is the focus of the Transtheoretical Model of Change?
In client-centered education, what is the nurse's role in relation to teaching processes?
In client-centered education, what is the nurse's role in relation to teaching processes?
What does health literacy involve, according to the Canadian Council for Learning?
What does health literacy involve, according to the Canadian Council for Learning?
What is the estimated percentage of Canadian adults with low levels of health literacy?
What is the estimated percentage of Canadian adults with low levels of health literacy?
What skills are usually required to master health-literacy tasks, according to the Canadian Council for Learning?
What skills are usually required to master health-literacy tasks, according to the Canadian Council for Learning?
What is the term used to represent almost 9 million adult Canadians who have serious problems with reading, writing, and math?
What is the term used to represent almost 9 million adult Canadians who have serious problems with reading, writing, and math?
What is the definition of health literacy according to The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention?
What is the definition of health literacy according to The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention?
What does health literacy involve, according to the Canadian Council for Learning?
What does health literacy involve, according to the Canadian Council for Learning?
What does culture influence in learning?
What does culture influence in learning?
What is the term used to represent the ability to use printed and written information in society to achieve one’s goals and develop one’s knowledge and potential?
What is the term used to represent the ability to use printed and written information in society to achieve one’s goals and develop one’s knowledge and potential?
What does client-centered education aim to achieve?
What does client-centered education aim to achieve?
Study Notes
Nursing Role in Patient Education
- The purpose of health teaching is to provide clients and families with knowledge and life skills to make good decisions, prevent mortality, and promote the highest possible quality of life.
- Nurses teach a variety of things to their clients, including health restoration, coping with impaired functioning, maintaining and promoting health, and preventing illness.
- The role of the nurse in patient education involves creating and adapting the environment to facilitate learning, assessing the learning needs of the patient, and using the most appropriate educational strategy.
- Client-centered education aims to engage clients as active participants in the learning process and ensure that health teaching interventions are supportive of the client’s preferences and values.
- Facilitating client-centered learning is based on the foundation of four pillars: client-centered care, promoting health literacy, building knowledge and skills, and supporting self-management strategies.
- Nurses act as guides, information providers, resource support, and knowledgeable emotional support in health teaching.
- The Transtheoretical Model of Change is used to explore a person’s motivational readiness to intentionally change health habits, including stages of change such as pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, and maintenance.
- Learning domains are interrelated and include cognitive (understanding the content), affective (changing attitudes and promoting acceptance), and psychomotor (hands-on skills development).
- Visual, auditory, and kinetic are different learning styles, and factors affecting a client’s readiness and ability to learn include level of anxiety, ability to learn, physical capability, level of social support, health literacy, developmental stage, culture, self-awareness, and social determinants of health.
- Culture influences learning by influencing learning styles and health literacy, and nurses integrate the culture of their clients into the teaching/learning process.
- Comparison of the nursing process, Tanner’s Clinical Judgement Model, and the teaching processes involves assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
- Health literacy is defined as the ability to use printed and written information in society to achieve one’s goals and develop one’s knowledge and potential.
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Test your knowledge of the nursing role in patient education with this quiz. Explore topics such as client-centered education, learning styles, the Transtheoretical Model of Change, and the integration of culture into the teaching/learning process. Assess your understanding of health literacy, the nursing process, and Tanner's Clinical Judgement Model in the context of patient education.
