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Fundamentals of Nursing

Reflection Questions

Fundamentals of NursingReflection Questions

Reflection Questions

1 .
Think about a patient who is struggling with a newly prescribed low-fat, low-salt diet. How can you present the information using different learning styles to improve adherence and compliance?
2 .
Reflect on affective development you have undergone as you have prepared for and begun nursing school. List at least three methods you plan to use to inspire affective growth and learning in your patients.
3 .
Reflect on topics and concepts you have learned about during prenursing courses and current courses. Compare with methods of evaluation in this chapter. Which methods have been used to evaluate your learning?
4 .
Reflect on and compare the evaluation process in providing patient care and in patient and family education.
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