The nurse educator uses manikins to teach patients how to correctly perform CPR on a victim of cardiac arrest. Which teaching technique is used by the nurse?

A. Watson's Transpersonal Theory emphasizes a caring relationship rather than a hierarchical or authoritative one, so this goal does not align with the theory.
B. Developing a therapeutic relationship is central to Watson’s theory. It emphasizes the nurse-patient relationship as a means to promote healing and well-being, where both the nurse and patient are active participants.
C. Watson's theory promotes collaboration and mutual respect, rather than simply telling the patient what to do.
D. Watson’s theory advocates for inclusivity and patient-centered care, which would generally encourage involving family when appropriate, not excluding them.

A. The Jaeger card is typically used to assess near vision, not visual acuity at a distance, and would be more appropriate for an adult or someone with suspected near-vision issues.
B. The Snellen chart is used to assess distance visual acuity, and it is the standard tool for visual acuity testing for both adults and adolescents. The chart should be positioned 20 feet away from the patient to measure their ability to see at a distance.
C. Determining the ability to read newsprint is a test for near vision, not visual acuity for distance.
D. The confrontation test is a screening for peripheral vision, not for visual acuity.