The rationale for use of short, frequent study periods that focus on understanding the material is
a. to memorize facts.
b. to lay down a neural trace.
c. to prevent old knowledge from interfering with recall of new knowledge.
d. to motivate learning by developing a positive attitude toward the subject matter.
ANS: B
A neural trace is required to move information from temporary to permanent memory. Striving for understanding gives the 4 to 5 seconds necessary for the formation of the neural trace. The other options do not provide a valid rationale.
You might also like to view...
An LPN/LVN is educating a group of nursing students regarding values demonstrated in their nursing practice. Where will the LPN/LVN indicate the base of these values is derived?
a. Nursing school education b. Family influence c. Peer relationships d. Agency policies
It has been projected that the cultural group presenting the greatest growth rate among the older adult population will be the:
a. African-Americans b. Asian/Pacific Island Americans c. Native Americans d. Hispanic Americans
What information does the nurse share with the student about normal age-related changes in the kidneys?
a. Renal mass increases. b. The glomerular filtration rate decreases. c. Poor renal function occurs after age 65 . d. There are no real age-related changes.
Concerning congenital anomalies of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, nurses should be aware that:
1. cardiac disease may be manifested by respiratory signs and symptoms. 2. screening for congenital anomalies of the respiratory system need only be done for infants having respiratory distress. 3. choanal atresia can be corrected by a suction catheter. 4. congenital diaphragmatic hernias are diagnosed and treated after birth.