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dakota nelson · **on:** Jul 22, 2018

The nurse is preparing reading materials for a patient. People typically read at which grade level below the achieved educational level?

a. one to two c. seven to ten
b. three to five d. the same

Question 2

During a teaching-learning session, the patient tells the nurse that he's tired and has had enough for today. The nurse realizes this patient is demonstrating:

a. fatigue c. pacing
b. resistance d. motivation

akpaschal · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 22, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
It is important for nurses to assess the reading and comprehension abilities of patients before using printed materials. It is a common mistake to equate the highest educational level achieved with reading level. Typically, individuals read at three to five grade levels lower than their achieved educational level.

Answer to Question 2

C
Each individual has the capacity to learn, however learning ability varies from person to person and is situational. The pace of learning varies with each person. Learning is a continuous process and occurs in formal and informal settings. Learning is an individualized process. Motivation and readiness are necessary for learning to occur.