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That individuals learn best when they touch and move is a design quality for which learning theory?
 
  a. Meyers-Briggs c. Rose's visual-auditory-kinesthetic model
  b. Gardner's multiple intelligences d. Kolb's experiential learning style

Question 2

Data provided by studies on patients with community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) have influenced the standards of practice for those patients.
 
  Which order should the nurse anticipate on the standard orders as a result of initiatives developed through clinical studies? a. Obtaining blood cultures within 4 hours of arrival at the hospital
  b. Administering antibiotics within 4 hours of arrival at the hospital
  c. Administration of aspirin on arrival to the hospital
  d. Administration of oxygen at 4 L per nasal prongs



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Answer to Question 1

C
The visual-auditory-kinesthetic model (VAK) by Rose (1985) is a perception learning theory and
emphasizes the relationship of the senses to learning. According to this model, kinesthetic learners
learn best when they can touch and move; hence the model incorporates activities that get learners up
and moving or having them physically practice what they have just learned.

Answer to Question 2

B

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A Blood cultures need to be obtained prior to administration of antibiotics.
B Administration of antibiotics, along with acting on the information obtained from the blood cultures, is the standard of care developed for patients admitted with CAP.
C This does not apply to CAP standards.
D This does not apply to CAP standards.



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