Author Question: The nurse educator appropriately impacts the learning of nursing students when using computer ... (Read 58 times)

craiczarry · **on:** Jul 23, 2018

The nurse educator appropriately impacts the learning of nursing students when using computer technology to:

1. Assign distance learners to conduct a research of current evidence-based articles on caring for the diabetic client.
2. Expect that notification of clinical absences be provided by e-mail.
3. Require a clinical group to make daily reflective entries in an online journal.
4. Provide extra credit for academic work that is created on a computer as an electronic file.
5. Encourage the learners to access online NCLEX review questions as a way to assess their classroom learning.

Question 2

Electronic client data that can be retrieved by caregivers, administrators, and accreditors have the ability to improve health care by which of the following?

1. Monitor quality.
2. Access warehouse data (stored data).
3. Possess greater security of client records.
4. Constant availability of client health information.
5. Minimizing cost related to client healthcare information.

HandsomeMarc · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 1,3,5
Rationale 1: Nursing education is supported by the use of computerized library services, especially when learning is conducted using the distance learning model.
Rationale 2: This is not a learning-focused requirement but rather an organizational requirement.
Rationale 3: Nursing education is supported by the use of computerized documentation such as journaling, since it aids in organization, writing skills, and computer use.
Rationale 4: This is not an appropriate way to support learning except in an online learning environment, in which case all assignments would be computer-generated.
Rationale 5: Nursing education is supported by the use of computerized testing options, since it helps advance the learners' comfort and skill with online testing.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 1,2,4
Rationale 1: Computer-Based Patient Record Institute identified this option as one of the ways that CPR (computer-based patient records) could improve health care.
Rationale 2: Computer-Based Patient Record Institute identified this option as one of the ways that CPR (computer-based patient records) could improve health care.
Rationale 3: Security concerns are the major drawback for computerizing health care and storing client records.
Rationale 4: Computer-Based Patient Record Institute identified this option as one of the ways that CPR (computer-based patient records) could improve health care.
Rationale 5: Cost reduction has not been identified as a major positive factor regarding computer-based patient recording.