The learning objectives are to discuss hypertension with a client. Specific objectives include: defining hypertension, identifying classifications and levels of blood pressure, signs and symptoms of hypertension, and factors that influence hypertension. The content will be taught using demonstration of blood pressure monitoring procedures, a video, and a discussion. Resources include an instructional video, sphygmomanometer, and materials for blood pressure monitoring. Evaluation will be done through a question and answer session to assess understanding of definitions, classifications, signs and symptoms, and factors related to hypertension.
The learning objectives are to discuss hypertension with a client. Specific objectives include: defining hypertension, identifying classifications and levels of blood pressure, signs and symptoms of hypertension, and factors that influence hypertension. The content will be taught using demonstration of blood pressure monitoring procedures, a video, and a discussion. Resources include an instructional video, sphygmomanometer, and materials for blood pressure monitoring. Evaluation will be done through a question and answer session to assess understanding of definitions, classifications, signs and symptoms, and factors related to hypertension.
The learning objectives are to discuss hypertension with a client. Specific objectives include: defining hypertension, identifying classifications and levels of blood pressure, signs and symptoms of hypertension, and factors that influence hypertension. The content will be taught using demonstration of blood pressure monitoring procedures, a video, and a discussion. Resources include an instructional video, sphygmomanometer, and materials for blood pressure monitoring. Evaluation will be done through a question and answer session to assess understanding of definitions, classifications, signs and symptoms, and factors related to hypertension.
The learning objectives are to discuss hypertension with a client. Specific objectives include: defining hypertension, identifying classifications and levels of blood pressure, signs and symptoms of hypertension, and factors that influence hypertension. The content will be taught using demonstration of blood pressure monitoring procedures, a video, and a discussion. Resources include an instructional video, sphygmomanometer, and materials for blood pressure monitoring. Evaluation will be done through a question and answer session to assess understanding of definitions, classifications, signs and symptoms, and factors related to hypertension.
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AINA NICOLE C.
NAKAMURA
BSN YA 26
LEARNING CONTENT OUTLINE METHODS OF RESOURCES/ EVALUATION
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