Author Question: A nursing student is experiencing difficulty performing calculations involving fractions and ... (Read 51 times)

james0929 · **on:** Jul 17, 2018

A nursing student is experiencing difficulty performing calculations involving fractions and decimals. The most helpful resource would be the

a. library.
b. Internet.
c. nursing skills lab.
d. study skills lab.

Question 2

When a nursing student goes to the nursing skills lab, the best utilization of that resource would be as a place to

a. read the textbook.
b. discuss personal problems with another student.
c. practice a difficult dressing change procedure.
d. take a coffee break.

jsm54321 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 17, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
The study skills lab has remedial materials, such as books that teach basic math concepts, and faculty who are prepared to provide guidance for learning such material. The library might have books at the appropriate level but would not provide individualized teaching. The Internet would be more likely to provide information about books available as resources rather than the actual remediation needed. The nursing skills lab is more oriented toward teaching the psychomotor skills of nursing, such as bed-making, asepsis, and other procedures.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: C
The nursing skills lab supports learning/practicing the psychomotor skills of nursing, such as dressing changes. It would be difficult to practice these skills in other, nonclinical settings. The remaining options can be completed in other settings that do not require the special equipment found in the nursing skills lab.