After the teaching process is completed, the nurse is careful to
1. Evaluate the response to teaching
2. Follow-up with the family to see if the client is following through
3. Document responses to teaching
4. Select new strategies for teaching
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Rationale: Evaluating client response to teaching is not the last step in the process.
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A geriatric nurse practitioner working with a tribe of Native Americans makes the decision to acculturate in an attempt to provide culturally appropriate care. The nurse does this best by
a. living the values of the tribe. b. researching the tribe's belief systems. c. learning the language of the tribe. d. residing among the tribe members.
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1. "What a beautiful day! I love bright sunshine!" 2. "If it were me I would take the new medication." 3. "You gave yourself the insulin injection very well." 4. "You shouldn't worry so much about your surgery." 5. "I think it was right for you to delay having the surgery."