Author Question: A nurse is providing health teaching to a client who has been admitted to the health care facility ... (Read 64 times)

lindiwe · **on:** Jul 22, 2018

A nurse is providing health teaching to a client who has been admitted to the health care facility with chicken pox. How should the nurse prove that teaching standards are met?

A) Ask the client about the teaching and learning gained.
B) Record the teaching and learning in the client's medical record.
C) Ask the physician about the teaching standards followed.
D) Study the change in the client's behavior after teaching and learning.

Question 2

A nursing student is conducting a client interview in order to determine the client's health history. The student's instructor observes that the student frequently twists her hair with her fingers while asking the client questions.

What is the most plausible meaning of the student's nonverbal communication? A) The student feels insecure during the interview
B) The student is unconsciously conveying authority
C) The student is unsure how to interpret the client's responses
D) The student feels superior to the client in some way

leahm14 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 22, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
Feedback:
The best proof of compliance with teaching standards is to document teaching and learning in the client's medical record. Asking the client or the physician does not prove that the teaching standards have been followed. Studying the change in the client's behavior is also not the best way to document the fact that the standards have been adhered to.

Answer to Question 2

A
Feedback:
If the nurse plays with his or her hair during a client interaction, this can communicate insecurity. Superiority or confusion is less likely to underlie this form of nonverbal communication.