DISTANCE LEARNING Flashcards

1
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Method used to connect teachers and learners
who are geographically separated.

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DISTANCE LEARNING

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DISTANCE LEARNING involves what

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two-way audio or two-way audio

video technology

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Courses delivered by computer via internet
and the www.

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DISTANCE LEARNING

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4
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DISTANCE LEARNING: Approaches

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Clinical Education

Interactive Television class

via Internet

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5
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this is where earners are paired up with preceptors in clinical sites near their
homes.

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Clinical Education

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6
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who is hired to arrange placement of clinical education

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clinical-site coordinator

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7
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Class delivered via the internet and the WWW are usually termed

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online or Web-based classes

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8
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Are action-oriented, that require neuromuscular coordination, and that promote patient healing and/or comfort

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NURSING PSYCHOMOTOR SKILLS

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9
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who perform most psychomotor skills

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Technical Nurses and technicians

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10
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excel in planning, leading,
and evaluating care and using the skills of communication and problem solving.

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Professional Nurses

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The primary focus of nursing was on

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“practical Skill” or the “art of Nursing”

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12
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Educators were concerned about student’s ______ before coming in contact with patient.

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mastering skills

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PHASES OF SKILL LEARNING

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  1. “Getting the Idea of the Movement”
  2. “Fixation/Diversification
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14
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in this phase the initial step is having a goal

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  1. “Getting the Idea of the Movement”
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in this phase the learner is confronted with a clear-cut need or problem

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  1. “Getting the Idea of the Movement”
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16
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this is when a person must practice and refine the skill until it can be reproduced in the same way at any time.

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Fixation

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17
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this is where the learner must practice the skills in changing the environment so it can be modified as necessary at any time.

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Diversification

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18
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During this stage, the learner refines his/her performance, alters it as necessary to meet new stimuli, and in the process, fixes it I memory.

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“Fixation/Diversification

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19
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To use the skills laboratory as place for independent learning.

preparations include:

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✓syllabus
✓Reading materials
✓Hardware and software
✓Supplies/material

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20
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self-learning is more effective because:

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✓less faculty time is involved

✓Both produce adequate skill learning

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21
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students prefer to be taught by faculty. true or false

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True

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22
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are common means of
organizing skill learning and assessment.

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Skill Performance Checklists

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23
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describe the step-by-step progression of skills activity needed to achieve the goal

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Skill Performance Checklists

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24
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Skill Performance Checklists contains a:

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rating scale, some with descriptors.

25
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this is the essential element of clinical learning.

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Observation

26
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this is where problem-solving and decision-making skills
are also refined.

A

CLINICAL LABORATORY

27
Q

this is where learners gain organization and time
management skills

A

CLINICAL LABORATORY

28
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what learners learn clinical laboratories

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professional responsibility.

29
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MODELS OF CLINICAL TEACHING

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Instructors accompany 8-12 learners to a clinical agency

keeping nursing
students in a skill laboratory until they are
proficient with skills

More information about clinical practice should be taught

variety of preceptors model

30
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Instructors accompany how many learners to a clinical agency

A

8-12

31
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in CLINICAL TEACHING who provides total patient care

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Learners

32
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in clinical teaching, who works closely with each learner

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▪CI

33
Q

a model relying on keeping nursing students in skill lab, who are present in some
case

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preceptors

34
Q

would be heavily used to
apply nursing theory.

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▪ Case studies and questioning

35
Q

Reality shock would be reduced in what model

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More information about clinical practice should be taught in the classroom before learner go to clinical area.

36
Q

▪ A student is taught and supervised by a

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practicing
nurse

37
Q

this person oversees the process and indirectly
supervises the student.

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educators

38
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These are employed by the health care agency to teach small groups of students

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▪ Collaborate Teaching Associate (CTA)

39
Q

One variation of CTA model is designed for how many days

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two-day clinical experience.

40
Q

takes the lead on the first day with orientation to the
unit

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✓CTA

41
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CTA focuses heavily on

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psychomotor skills

42
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Both CTA and educator attend and share leadership in the

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post conference

43
Q

On the second day, the ____ takes over the teaching and supervisory role

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educators

44
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CONDUCTING A CLINICAL LABORATORY SESSION

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PRECONFERENCES

THE PRACTICE SESSION

POSTCONFERENCES

45
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this is the Planning of patients care

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PRECONFERENCES

46
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this is where tentative nursing diagnosis discussed and assigned learners can discuss possible nursing interventions

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PRECONFERENCES

47
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this is where ci’s answer students’ questions about their assignments to alleviate anxieties.

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PRECONFERENCES

48
Q

Use to help learners organize their day

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PRECONFERENCES

49
Q

this is where Learners begin their practice for the day

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THE PRACTICE SESSION

50
Q

Staff nurses only get involved when learners give them
report at the end of the practice session. (true or false)

A

true

51
Q

in practice sessions, who spends time with those learners who are in
situation calling for intense teaching and guidance

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➢Educator

52
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this is where learners may be assigned to observe nurses or other professionals performing various aspects of health care that learners usually cannot perform.

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Observation assignments

53
Q

Involves a group of learners and their instructor visiting patients to whom the learners are assigned

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❖Nursing rounds

54
Q

Its purpose is to expose learners to additional
nursing situations and encourage them to consult
each other in planning and evaluating care.

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Nursing rounds

55
Q

Is a unique time for learning.
a way for students to learn the uniqueness
of nursing communication and is a means of
professional socialization

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Shift report

56
Q

A useful way to structure and guide learning in clinical setting

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❖Learning Contracts

57
Q

Defined as a written agreement between
instructor and learner spelling out the learner’s
objectives

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Learning Contracts

58
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▪ Individualized nursing care plan, Clinical logs or journals
▪ Critical thinking exercises
▪ Critical-Thought Paper (in Psychiatric rotation)
▪ Student-generated drug card
these are all under

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Written Assignments

59
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An ideal opportunity for pointing out applications of theory to practice, and evaluating care.

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POSTCONFERENCES