A nurse is going to teach her postpartum patient about newborn bathing, diapering, and swaddling. Which of the following indicates that the nurse incorporated teaching/learning principles in her teaching plans? (Select all that apply.)
a. Asked family members to leave
b. Turned off TV
c. Closed the door of the room
d. Administered analgesics a few hours before teaching session
ANS: b, c, d
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a. It is often helpful to have family members present, with the woman's permission, so they can also learn about caring for the newborn.
b. Turning off the TV decreases the amount of distractions and allows the woman to focus on learning about infant care.
c. Closing the door decreases the amount of distractions and allows the woman to focus on learning about infant care.
d. Administering analgesia prior to the teaching session will enhance the woman's comfort and facilitate her ability to focus on the teaching session.
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