Asked by Vansh Agarwal on May 25, 2024

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The nurse attempts to teach the patient about wound care in a loud semiprivate room with many distractions.Which is the appropriate action of the nurse?

A) Explain to the patient that all of the information about wound care is in the handout provided.
B) Take the patient to a quiet private treatment room to teach the patient about how to perform wound care.
C) Ask the distraught roommate to please be considerate of the patient while the nurse is teaching about wound care.
D) Arrange for the home-health nurse to provide teaching about wound care after discharge from the hospital.

Semiprivate Room

A hospital or healthcare facility room shared by two patients with some degree of privacy for each.

Wound Care

The medical management and treatment of wounds to promote healing and prevent further complications.

Distractions

Things that divert an individual's attention away from their focus or task at hand, potentially reducing productivity or quality of work.

  • Acquire knowledge of the key principles behind efficient educational settings and patient education techniques.
  • Pinpoint and put into action techniques to defeat barriers to learning in clinical environments.
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Marnine RademeyerMay 29, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
A quiet area is needed for learning.Before learning anything,patients must be able to pay attention to or concentrate on the information they will learn.Physical discomfort,anxiety,and environmental distractions make it more difficult for a patient to concentrate.It is not appropriate to refer the patient to a handout.Asking the roommate to be considerate is inappropriate because the roommate is distraught.Deferring patient teaching to the home-health nurse is not appropriate.