PN Final Questions and Answers 2022

The First Amendment of the US Guarantees the students right to Freedom of speech Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects the learner from being asked to leave an educational program without due process 14 amendment When a nursing student expresses concern about being dismissed unfairly from the program, what would be an effective peer response? If you are charged with a violation of policies or rules, you will be presented with evidence of your misconduct and be entitled to state your position. A student who wishes to utilize research findings regarding the best way for students to learn will do what? Display active learning. A statement that best describes an active learning situation? A student that participates in class discussions and uses critical thinking skills to better understand the material. What understanding about the goal of evaluation would be most helpful to a student in a nursing program? An evaluation is used to determine your progress in the program. Learner A is concerned about the clinical evaluation component of the nursing program. A peer could help alleviate anxiety by explaining that the purpose of clinical evaluation is to give you an opportunity for career and professional growth. Instructors are observing positive and negative behaviors that when addressed will help you reach your goal of becoming a nurse. What is self-evaluation? Nursing students should be able to look at their nursing actions and be aware of their strong behaviors and behaviors that need improvement. The practical/vocational nursing student asks an instructor, "How perfect do I have to be to pass my clinical evaluation? Are any mistakes allowed?" The best response by the instructor is, "The expected standard of performance in clinical lab is to provide patient care as if you were providing care to an actual patient as a nurse. patient states, "My roommate accuses me of daydreaming when I study, but I'm really imagining the things I'm trying to learn." The nurse understands that this best describes a way of learning common among individuals who are identified as Spatial Learner Why is it desirable for the nursing student to engage in learning activities that use both sides of the brain? Brain dominance impacts thinking style, which in turn impacts the way you learn. By engaging in activities designed to use your non-dominant side of the brain you stretch your learning abilities. A nursing student who applies the concept that neural pathways become increasingly efficient when a learning exercise is repeated will...? Review notes repeatedly. What defines an individual as a kinesthetic/tactual learner? You learn best by hands on tasks. The nurse could best describe an individual with attention deficit disorder (ADD) by stating that the individual...? They may have problems with procrastination, distractibility, organization, prioritization, and impulsive decision making. A student nurse is a linguistic learner. The student would learn best by... saying, hearing, and seeing words. You like to read, write, and tell stories. A nursing student receives a poor grade on a nursing examination. While reviewing the examination with the student, the instructor notes that the student reads aloud fluently but is unable to state in words what question the item is asking and cannot adequately summarize data presented in the item. These observations should lead the instructor to suspect what? The student is displaying an inability to comprehend content. A characteristic of the right hemisphere of the cerebrum includes... the ability to recognize negative emotions faster. Primarily right-brained individuals tend to be what? Intuitive, imaginative, and impulsive A person who learns best by humming, singing, or playing an instrument is known as what type of learner? A musical learner A person who learns best by visualizing, dreaming, working with colors and pictures, and studying diagrams, boxes, and special lists in the text is known as what type of learner Spatial learner