A nurse is teaching a client about his medications. In his care plan, a previous nurse indicated that the client was a visual learner. Which teaching strategy would be indicated for this client?
a. Pamphlets or videos about the medication
b. Opportunities for practicing the administration of medication
c. A discussion about the medication
d. An audiotape describing the medication and its actions
ANS: A
A visual learner would respond best to teaching strategies that can be seen (e.g., pamphlets, videos).
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