The nurse uses which of the following teaching techniques when teaching a health course to high school students?
1. Lecture
2. Individual work at computers
3. Small-group work
4. Homework assignments
3
Rationale: High school students are in the developmental phase of identity versus role confusion, and peers take on a great deal of importance. Teaching techniques that recognize the adolescent's need to be with peers would be most effective.
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she was doing. The nurse suspects the child might be demonstrating what type of seizure? A) Tonic–clonic seizure B) Absence seizure C) Myoclonic seizure D) Status epilepticus
The muscle tissue cells that are nonstriated and appear in the viscera or internal organs, such as the walls of the intestines, are
a. skeletal. b. glial. c. smooth. d. fibrous.
Which of the following are true statements regarding the disadvantages of observational methods? (Select all that apply.)
a. They may increase subject reactivity. b. When a single interrater is used and observations are opposite, there is no way to resolve the conflict, since each is equally correct. c. They may be used for both quantitative and qualitative research. d. They are more subjective than other types of measurements. e. They allow real-time capture of data. f. They are invariably subject to skepticism unless verified in some manner.
Residents with Stage II Alzheimer's disease show signs of
A) sundowning. B) seizure activity. C) delusions of persecution. D) indifference.