Through experiences, a foundation is formed by which children use their practical knowledge to master abstract thinking and to engage in purposeful pursuits that increase academic abilities.
A. Trial and error
B. Hands on
C. Lectured
D. Imitating
Question 2
Which of the following problems might require occupational therapy:
a. Perceptual problems (eye-hand coordination)
b. Sensory problems (sensitive to sound, sensitive to visual changes, sensitive to odors, overly sensitive to touch)
c. Fine motor problems (difficulty with coordination, handwriting, using scissors)
d. Hardship with daily living activities (cannot dress, feed, or care for self)
e. All of the above
Nurses possess a wide variety of experiences which they take into each patient encounter.
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