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j.rubin · **on:** Jul 17, 2018

In response to a learner's questions, which options should be used to describe desirable outcomes of clinical performance evaluations? (Select all that apply.)

a. Discover positive actions of students.
b. Make students aware of ineffective clinical behaviors.
c. Role-model how to conduct evaluations of others when in the LPN/LVN expanded role.
d. Give the student an opportunity to tell the instructor how the instructor's attitude discourages learning.

Question 2

A student in the nursing program has made various statements relating to his life situation. Which statements indicate the potential for success? (Select all that apply.)

a. I have to hold a full-time job while enrolled in the nursing program.
b. I'm an excellent manager of my time.
c. My spouse is away so much that I don't have enough help with the children.
d. I'm really looking forward to working as a nurse. It has been my goal for years.

Joc · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 17, 2018

Answer to Question 1

ANS: A, B, C
Discovering positive actions of students indicates that it is important to identify positive actions and reinforce them via clinical performance. Making students aware of ineffective clinical behaviors indicates that ineffective clinical behaviors stand in the way of attaining the goal of providing safe, effective patient care. If this goal is not met, the long-term goal of program completion is jeopardized. Role-modeling how to conduct evaluations of others indicates that role-modeling is a desired outcome of clinical performance evaluations. Providing students the opportunity to tell the instructor how the instructor's attitude discourages learning is not a desired outcome of clinical performance evaluation.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B, D
Time management skills and enthusiasm for the profession are both indicators for success in the nursing program. Both having a full time job and a demanding spouse can be deterrents to the successful completion of a nursing program.