A nurse instructs a client to tell her about the side effects of a medication. What learning domain is the nurse evaluating?
A) Affective
B) Cognitive
C) Psychomotor
D) Emotional
Ans: B
Cognitive learning involves storing and recalling new knowledge in the brain. Cognitive learning may be evaluated through oral questioning.
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For which patient would it be most important to perform a comprehensive discharge plan?
1) A teenager who is a first-time mother, single, and lives with her parents 2) An older adult who has had a stroke affecting the left side of his body and lives alone 3) A middle-aged man who has had outpatient surgery on his knee and requires crutches 4) A young woman who was admitted to the hospital for observation following an accident
The patient who is admitted with urinary incontinence gives the nurse a list of the medications that she is currently taking at home. The nurse recognizes that the medication that could be contributing to the patient's urinary incontinence is:
1. Citrucel (methylcellulose). 2. Valium (diazepam). 3. Zocor (simvastatin). 4. Lanoxin (digoxin).
The goal of the local hospital is to increase the ability to predict the effect that one or more planned changes in the provision of patient care will have an impact. The hospital would most likely implement which of the following?
a. FOCUS c. PDSA b. QA d. Risk Management
Which of the following services implemented by nurses would represent secondary prevention?
a. A free diabetes screening held at the local shopping mall b. A post–heart attack exercise program at the local community college c. A "stay beautiful" program stressing safe exercises for pregnant moms d. An elementary school "don't smoke" campaign for students