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Worksheet # 2
( CS 4- 6 )
A. Health Promotion
B. Health Protective Behavior
C. Illness Behavior
Compliance Definition:
Example :
Adherence Definition:
Example :
3. Match the column A with column B by drawing a line.
Column A Column B
1. Behavior is based on patient’s
perception of illness, cognitive skills
A. Behavioral / Social Learning
and past experiences
Theory
2. Address aspects of feedback loop
of sending, receiving, comprehending,
retaining & accepting information. B. Self - regulatory Systems
3. Factors such as rewards, cues
influence patient’s adherence. C. Biomedical Theory
4. Patient’s make decision on
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such as age, gender, severity of
disease & complexity of treatment.
4. Describe briefly the following Health Promotion Models.
Resource Model of
Health Belief Model Health Promotion Model preventive Behavior Human Ecologic Model
A. Personal Attributes :
_________________________________________________
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B. Relationship Systems:
________________________________________________
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6. Identification.
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C. Refer to the ways in which the conditions under which learners most efficiently
and most effectively perceive, process, store, and recall what they are
attempting to learn. _________________________
D. A method to assess learning needs which is discovered during an impromptu
conversation. ___________________
E. A method wherein the nurse obtain learner’s written responses to questions by
using survey instruments. _______________________
A-define target
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B-assess the learner and organizational needs
a. Readiness to learn
b. Learning needs
c. Learning style
11. Arrange the steps in assessing the learning needs of learning by numbering them from
1 to
9.
2 6
Prioritize Needs
Choose the right setting
Determine 7 Identify the learner 1
availability of
educational resources
3 5
Collect data from the Involve members of
learner the healthcare tam
Assess demands of 8 Collect data about 4
organization learner
Take time 10
management issues
into account
12. Identify the 3 criteria for prioritizing learning needs and give an example for each.
Criteria Example
Mandatory: Needs that must be learned for survival or situations in which the
learner's life or safety is threatened. Learning needs in this category must
be met immediately. For example, a patient who has experienced a
recent heart attack needs to know the signs and symptoms and when to
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get immediate help. The nurse who works in a hospital must learn how
to do cardiopulmonary resuscitation or be able to carry out correct
isolation techniques for self-protection.
Desirable: Needs that are not life dependent but that are related to well-being or
the overall ability to provide quality care in situations involving changes
in institutional procedure. For example, it is important for patients who
have cardiovascular disease to understand the effects of a high-fat diet
on their condition. It is desirable for nurses to update their knowledge
by attending an in-service program when hospital management decides
to focus more attention on the appropriateness of patient education
materials relation to the patient populations being served.
Possible: Needs for information that is nice to know but not essential or required
or situations in which the learning need is not directly related to daily
activities. For example, the patient who is newly diagnosed as having
diabetes mellitus most likely does not need to know about self-care issues
that arise in relationship to traveling across time zones or staying in a
foreign country because this information does not relate to the patient's
everyday activities.
Learning Theories
13. Differentiate the following learning theories according to the following areas:
Theory Learning Procedures Educator’s task Source of
Motivation
Internal feelings about self, Facilitative Needs, desire for
ability to make wise choices, educator positive self-
Humanistic and needs affect learning encourages positive growth, and
and change. To change self-growth, listens confirmation of
behavior, change feelings, empathetically, self-concept
self-concept, and needs. allows freedom of
choice, and
respects learner,
External role models and Active educator Socialization
their perceived models behavior, experiences, role
reinforcement along with encourages models, and self-
Social Learning learner's internal influences. perception of reactive influences
To change behavior, change reinforcement, (observe self, set
models, perceived carefully evaluates goals, and
reinforcement, and learner's learning materials reinforce
self-regulating mechanisms. for social messages, performance)
and attempts to
influence learner's
self-regulation.
Environmental stimulus Active educator Drive reduction
conditions reinforcement manipulates stimuli
Behavioral promotes changes in and reinforcement
responses. To change to direct learning
behavior, change the and change.
environment.
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Internal perception and Active educator Goals Expectations
thought processing within structures Disequilibrium
Cognitive context of human experiences
development promote (through
learning and change. To organization and
change behavior, change meaningfulness) to
cognitions. encourage the
reorganization of
cognitions. Social
Learning
b. Negative reinforcement
Removal of unpleasant stimulus (e.g taking antacid before eating spicy meal)
c. Punishment
d. Non- reinforcement
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16. Distinguish Escape conditioning from Avoidance conditioning.
As an aversive stimulus is applied, the organism
makes a response that causes the unpleasant
stimulus to cease.
Escape Conditioning
An aversive stimulus is anticipated by the
organism, which makes a response to avoid the
unpleasant event.
Avoidance Conditioning
ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS (Class Session 1)
Benefits of Patient
Education
Improve quality of life , decrease client anxiety
To improve the quality of care delivered by nurses
Primary aim of nurse
educators
Increase job satisfaction,
Enhanced patient – nurse autonomy
Increased accountability in
Practice
Opportunity to create change that makes a
Benefits to nurses as difference
educators
in the lives of others
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R-Require learner performance
2-Role of the nurse as teacher of patients and their families, nursing staff and students
should stem from partnership philosophy.