Nursing Education Quiz

Which environments are important to differentiate where nurses teach? Select all that apply

• Hospitals and clinics

• Schools and universities

• Online and offline settings

• All above

The first step in developing a teaching plan is (a)  

• Evaluating outcomes
• Identifying learning needs
• Implementing strategies
• Assessing resources

What should be summarized when identifying learning needs?

• Learning styles

• Teaching methods

• Aspects of learning needs

• Educational resources

Which of the following is a special teaching strategy?

• Lecturing

• Group discussion

• Interactive workshops

• Reading assignments

Which organizations have identified patient education as a standard of practice?

• American Medical Association, World Health Organization, Red Cross

• American Nurses Association, Joint Commission, American Hospital Association

• Centers for Disease Control, National Institutes of Health, Mayo Clinic

• United Nations, World Bank, International Monetary Fund

What role are many patients taking in their health care?

• Passive role

• Increasingly active role

• No role

• Minimal role

What is recognized as the patient's role in health care?

• Patient's role as a provider

• Patient's role as a consumer

• Patient's role as a manager

• Patient's role as a researcher

Which of the following is considered a variety of setting for teaching environments?

• Schools / libraries

• Acute care hospitals

• Community health centers

• Child or adult day care centers

(a)   is a community setting for teaching environments.

• Physician practices
• Patients’ homes
• Schools / libraries
• Extended-care facilities

Where might teaching occur in a healthcare setting?

• Community health centers

• Child or adult day care centers

• Extended-care facilities

• Schools / libraries