On what does a client's ability to learn from a health education program primarily depend?
A. Client's belief that the information will be useful or enjoyable
B. Handouts given to the client
C. Nurse's ability to teach
D. Setting in which the educational program is given
Question 2
A new resident was touring the local elementary school where she planned to enroll her 5-year-old child.
She was shocked at the children in the classroom who had machines attached to various parts of their bodies. She asked, Why is this? Where did all these children come from? How might the nurse respond?
A. Most of them are suffering from various accidents and injuries and will be independent of those machines soon.
B. Our high technologic medical system is saving more high-risk babies, and when these children become older, they attend school.
C. This school is the dumping ground in our county for such children.
D. You just happened to visit on our annual meet the handicapped' day.
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