When teaching an older client about self-medication in the home, an appropriate technique to use is to:
A. Speak very loudly
B. Teach the family separately
C. Allow adequate time for questions
D. Provide fewer but longer teaching sessions
C
C. Provide frequent pauses so that client can ask questions and express understanding of content.
A. Use short sentences and speak in slow, low-pitched voice.
B. Effective teaching strategies for older adults may include involvement of family member or caregiver.
D. Provide frequent, short teaching sessions.
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