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Not everyone learns at the same speed or attains information in the same manner. Knowing how a student learns will help the educator come up with the right ___________.
 
  a. answer
  b. environment
  c. teaching methods
  d. learning styles

Question 2

Describe one way a relatively safe procedure can rapidly become a catastrophic or fatal event.
 
  a. Preoperative patient anxiety
  b. Postoperative pain
  c. Unknown patient allergies
  d. Subjective responses to OR activities



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C
Learning is a process and takes time to master skills. With the right teaching methods, a student will be able to apply their knowledge of basic sciences with hands on practice to master their skills.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C
Answers include patient development of uncontrollable bleeding; seizure; irreversible shock; overwhelming postoperative infection; cardiac arrest; or an unknown allergy or sensitivity to a chemical, substance, medication, or anesthetic.



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