QUIZ 1 (Week 4)
1
• What is the healthcare professional legally responsible to do in patient
education?
• Inform the patient about their care
• Explain any procedures they will undergo
• Check for patient understanding
• All of the above
•
Question Points: 10..0
• 2
What percentage of patients has been found to be noncompliant with health
recommendations?
• 10%
• 20%
• 50%
• 90%
•
Question Points: 10..0
• 3
What are the goals of patient education?
• To help the patient understand
• To explain concepts to the patient
• To help the patient incorporate healthcare into his life
• All of the above
, •
Question Points: 10..0
• 4
What is the healthcare professional’s role in teaching the patient at different
life stages?
• To follow procedures and protocols
• To adapt patient education to the life stage of the patient
• To delegate responsibility to another healthcare professional
• To skip patient education if the patient is young, deaf, blind or old
•
Question Points: 10..0
• 5
Which of the following is an example of patient compliance?
• A patient forgetting to pick up a prescription.
• A patient sharing medication with a family member.
• A patient arriving to appointments on the correct day and time.
• A patient underutilizing prescribed medication.
•
Question Points: 10..0
• 6
Which of the following would be considered life-stages?
• Menopause
• Teenage
• Senior Citizen
1
• What is the healthcare professional legally responsible to do in patient
education?
• Inform the patient about their care
• Explain any procedures they will undergo
• Check for patient understanding
• All of the above
•
Question Points: 10..0
• 2
What percentage of patients has been found to be noncompliant with health
recommendations?
• 10%
• 20%
• 50%
• 90%
•
Question Points: 10..0
• 3
What are the goals of patient education?
• To help the patient understand
• To explain concepts to the patient
• To help the patient incorporate healthcare into his life
• All of the above
, •
Question Points: 10..0
• 4
What is the healthcare professional’s role in teaching the patient at different
life stages?
• To follow procedures and protocols
• To adapt patient education to the life stage of the patient
• To delegate responsibility to another healthcare professional
• To skip patient education if the patient is young, deaf, blind or old
•
Question Points: 10..0
• 5
Which of the following is an example of patient compliance?
• A patient forgetting to pick up a prescription.
• A patient sharing medication with a family member.
• A patient arriving to appointments on the correct day and time.
• A patient underutilizing prescribed medication.
•
Question Points: 10..0
• 6
Which of the following would be considered life-stages?
• Menopause
• Teenage
• Senior Citizen
