Across
- 2. The unique ability of a patient to understand and integrate health-related knowledge is known as health ________.
- 4. National Action Plan to Improve Health Literacy, which states that health information must be accurate, accessible, and _________.
- 5. This domain of learning comprises knowledge and material that is remembered. Memorization and recall of information is needed.
- 7. ______ workers or discharge planners are able to assist with socioeconomic issues
- 9. This domain incorporates physical movement and the use of motor skills in learning. Example is teaching a new diabetic to check blood sugar with a glucometer.
- 11. This type of learner does best when more than one teaching strategy is used.
- 12. _______ % of American adults possess very rudimentary literacy skills that allow them to read only short, simple printed and written materials. (write-out number)
- 13. _______ education is usually learner or patient directed. This type of education may occur when a patient asks a question about a medication, treatment, or procedure. It is situation and patient specific.
Down
- 1. This domain of learning recognizes the emotional component of integrating new knowledge. Successful education in this domain takes into account the patient's feelings, values, motivations, and attitudes.
- 3. Low health literacy is ________, meaning that the individual may not have difficulty reading and writing outside the health care arena.
- 6. ______ take primary responsibility for patient education.
- 8. These learners tend to be self-motivated and able to participate in planning their health education.
- 10. Factors that affect learning include:Age and Developmental Stage, role of the pt, the environment, ______, Availability of Resources and Evidence-Based Practice.