The nurse is designing a teaching plan for a client to learn a new psychomotor skill. What strategies can the nurse use to facilitate learning for this client?

1. Demonstration.
2. Practice.
3. Modeling.
4. Discovery.
5. Role playing.


Correct Answer: 1,2,3
Rationale 1: Demonstration is used to learn a psychomotor skill.
Rationale 2: Practice is used to learn a psychomotor skill.
Rationale 3: Modeling is used to learn a psychomotor skill.
Rationale 4: Discovery is used to learn concepts within the affective and cognitive domains.
Rationale 5: Role playing is used to learn concepts within the affective and cognitive domains.

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