Author Question: Which individual would be classified as a kinesthetic/tactual learner? a. Patient A, who learns ... (Read 141 times)

eruditmonkey@yahoo.com · **on:** Jul 17, 2018

Which individual would be classified as a kinesthetic/tactual learner?

a. Patient A, who learns best by observing
b. Patient B, who learns best by listening
c. Patient C, who learns best by doing
d. Patient D, who learns equally well by observing and listening

Question 2

The nurse could maximize patient teaching for an individual with an identified auditory learning style preference by

a. providing an audiotape of important information that the patient could replay.
b. allowing the patient to handle equipment before practicing a self-care technique.
c. playing a videotape to demonstrate a self-care technique to the patient.
d. drawing diagrams of important concepts the patient needs to learn.

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

Answer to Question 1

ANS: C
Tactual learners think in terms of touch. They learn best by doing, experiencing, and experimenting. The individual who learns best by observing would be classified as a visual learner/observer. The individual who learns best by listening would be classified as an auditory learner/listener. The individual who learns equally well by observing and listening has a blended learning style.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
Auditory learners learn best by hearing; therefore, a replayable audiotape would maximize learning. Allowing the handling of equipment describes a technique useful to a tactual learner. Playing a videotape describes a technique useful to a visual learner. Drawing diagrams of important concepts describes a technique useful to a visual learner.