Subjective or Objective
Levels of Prevention
Transmission Precautions
Communication
Domains of Learning
100

Blood pressure is measured as 138/88 mm Hg. This is what type of assessment data is this?

What is objective data?

100

Teaching handwashing before illness occurs is this level of prevention.

What is primary prevention?

100

A patient with MRSA requires this category of transmission-based precautions.

What are contact precautions?

100

Using silence to allow a patient time to think is classified this way.

What is therapeutic communication?

100

Explaining what diabetes is addresses this learning domain.

What is the cognitive domain?

200

The patient states, ‘I feel anxious.’ This is what type of assessment data?

What is subjective data?

200

A blood pressure screening is this level of prevention.

What is secondary prevention?

200

A patient with influenza requires this category of transmission-based precautions.

What are droplet precautions?

200

Telling a worried patient, ‘Everything will be fine,’ is this nontherapeutic technique.


What is giving false reassurance?

200

Practicing how to use a glucometer addresses this learning domain.

What is the psychomotor domain?

300

The nurse records a temperature of 38.2°C. This is what type of assessment data?

What is objective data?

300

Cardiac rehabilitation after a heart attack is this level of prevention.

What is tertiary prevention?

300

A patient with tuberculosis requires this category of transmission-based precautions.

What are airborne precautions?

300

Active listening and sharing empathy are classified this way.

What are therapeutic communication techniques?

300

Accepting the need to change one’s diet addresses this learning domain.

What is the affective domain?

400

The patient reports nausea and sharp pain. Both findings are classified as this type of data.

What is subjective data?

400

An immunization clinic is designed around this level of prevention.

What is primary prevention?

400

A patient with C. difficile requires this category of transmission-based precautions.

What are contact precautions?

400

Giving personal advice and changing the subject are classified this way.

What are nontherapeutic communication techniques?

400

Listing the signs of low blood sugar addresses this learning domain.

What is the cognitive domain?

500

The wound is red and draining, while the patient reports sharp pain. Classify the wound finding and the pain report.

What are objective data for the wound and subjective data for the pain?

500

Classify both: mammogram screening and a stroke support group.

What are secondary prevention for the mammogram and tertiary prevention for the stroke support group?

500

Name the precaution categories for measles and pertussis, in that order.

What are airborne precautions for measles and droplet precautions for pertussis?

500

The patient says, ‘I am scared about surgery.’ The nurse replies, ‘You should not worry; my surgery went well.’ Identify the nontherapeutic technique.

What is giving personal advice or shifting the focus to the nurse’s experience?

500

Classify both: discussing feelings about a diagnosis and demonstrating an insulin injection.

What are affective learning for discussing feelings and psychomotor learning for demonstrating the injection?

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