Which teaching technique is best for teaching a nursing assistant how to perform finger-stick glucose testing?
1) Provide a manufacturer's pamphlet with detailed instruction.
2) Explain the best technique for performing glucose testing.
3) Demonstrate the procedure; then ask for a return demonstration.
4) Suggest that the assistant watch a DVD showing the procedure.
ANS: 3
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