Which teaching strategy is most appropriate when educating an older adult with hearing impairment?
B
Rationale: Written materials and visuals enhance understanding for those with hearing impairments.
A nurse is teaching a newly diagnosed diabetic client how to self-administer insulin. Which action best ensures the client understands the technique?
C
Rationale: The "teach-back" method is the best way to confirm the client has learned a new skill.
Which statement by a nurse reflects an understanding of effective patient education?
B
Rationale: Individualized education improves patient comprehension and adherence.
A client with limited English proficiency needs discharge instructions. What is the best nursing action?
A
Rationale: A professional interpreter ensures accurate and unbiased communication.
A nurse is teaching a client about a new medication. Which statement indicates the client understands the information?
B
Rationale: Medication adherence is crucial for effectiveness and safety.