The Pros
Nursing educators believe that students are accountable to be what?
What are self-directed and life-long learners?
What are the three domains of learning?
What are cognitive, affective and psychomotor?
Learning evaluation method, where patient performs a task under nurse supervision.
What is Return demonstration?
Name the pschysocial developmental period for younger adults.
Intimacy vs. isolation
Some of the barriers to patient learning?
language
cultural differences
motivation
lack of social support for health behaviors
The American Nurses Association (ANA) defines nursing as an ____ and a __________.
What is an art and a science?
What leaner characteristics affect patient teaching?
What are physical, psychological and sociocultural.
Type of learning where patient expresses self-confidence after they complete a smoking cessation class.
What is affective learning?
Explain why Repetition and Timing are factors affecting learning?
Repetition of key concepts and facts facilitates retention (practice with feedback).
Timing is important because people learn best when skills/information are applied immediately. Thus, the longer the time interval, the easier to forget the learning.
Which domain of learning the nurse uses when demonstrates how administer insulin?
psychomotor
What makes nursing a profession?
What is: provides a specific service, requires an extended education, has a code of ethics, has a theoretical body of knowledge, have autonomy in decision making and practice?
What is the single most important consideration with patient teaching
What is "What are the patient’s learning needs?"
These are the three domains of learning?
What are cognitive, affective and psychomotor?
Modeling is the process by which a person learns by observing the behavior of others. T/F?
True.
How can the nurse determine what the patient learned after a teaching-learning session?
using pre-test and post-test
teach back
This organization includes standards for Patient and Family Education (PFE) to help patients better participate in their care and make informed care decisions.
The Joint Commission International
Patients ability to learn depends on
What are physical and cognitive abilities, developmental level, physical wellness, thought processes
Learning is facilitated by material that is logically organized that enables the learner to comprehend new information, assimilate it with previous learning, and form new understanding.
Simple to Complex Learning
Explain why is it that there's a need for the nurse to consider the age and developmental stage of the client/patient?
These factors influence the client's ability to learn when it comes to their physical, cognitive and psychosocial maturation.
The ability to thinking about abstract ideas and situations is the key hallmark of this stage according to Piaget's Phases of Cognitive Development.
The Formal Operations Stage
What leaner characteristics affect patient teaching?
What are physical, psychological and sociocultural.
Persons who are at the greatest RISK of low health literacy
Who are the elderly, low income, immigrants, or persons with chronic mental or physical health issues
It is the demonstration of behaviors or cues that reflect the learner's motivation to learn at a specific time.
Readiness
Explain what is humanism and provide a scenario where it is applicable in the nursing field.
Humanism
- focuses on both cognitive and affective qualities of a learner and self-esteem, goals, and full autonomy are its key learning elements.
-learning is believed to be self-motivated, self-initiated, and self-evaluated to achieve our full potential and development
ex. Therapeutic communication, Patient-centered care planning, Patient Advocacy, Promotion of Self-Care, etc.
some of the factors the nurse assesses before a teaching-learning session?
learning needs
motivation to learn
ability to learn
teaching environment
resources available
health literacy
learning disabilities