Then have students present their questions and response options. Make sure students include a variety of wrong responses along with the correct answer. You can even have students document their care electronically before moving on to enhance this particular active learning exercise.īreak students into pairs and have them write 10 different NCLEX exam-style questions on a specific nursing concept or class topic.
For an extra challenge, have each student assess the wrapped extremity for circulation, sensation, and movement. You may decide to have each student complete their bandage wrapping on the same body part for the same problem (e.g., every student performs a wrap on an amputation below the knee), or you can vary the body parts, problems, and wrap style depending on the relay round (e.g., student one from each team does a figure 8 wrap on a right leg with edema, student two does a spiral wrap on a sprained left ankle, and so on). The team that finishes all of their wrappings effectively, in the fastest amount of time, wins.
In the relay, each member of a team takes a turn at wrapping and unwrapping a specific body part of a “patient.” The actual ace bandage serves as the baton as it is handed from one team member to the next. Encourage students to be creative with the design and writing of the piece to make the information engaging and understandable for the patient.ĭivide the class into teams (2-4 teams depending on size of classroom and number of available patient mannequins or body parts).
Make sure students cover all the necessary information in their pamphlet such as: risk factors signs and symptoms when to call the primary care provider treatments prevention strategies and online and community resources for further information. Then ask each student to develop an educational pamphlet, flyer, or mini-brochure for that patient. Create a sample patient that has an illness or injury related to what you’re currently covering in class. Crawford, MSN, RN, MBA, CNE, share 10 ideas for infusing classroom activities for nursing students into your lessons.Ĭreating sample patient scenarios is a great way to incorporate active learning into nursing and healthcare classes. Yoost, MSN, RN, CNS, CNE, ANEF, and Lynne R. Will be welcome on a first come first serve basis and will be allowed to enter afterįor questions related to Grocery Bingo and COVID-19 changes, please contact HEP or call us at (270) 745-4493.Fundamentals of Nursing authors Barbara L. **Registered participants will be allowed to enter first. *To earn WellU® credit, bring your student ID with you to be swiped at each session. Your input helps us make Grocery Bingo better and better! Want to provide us feedback on how we did during the 2022 Spring Semester? CLICK HERE Some of the topics we cover at Grocery Bingo include mental health, time management, Between the rounds, students playĪ themed Kahoot to learn more about the chosen health topics for the night AND to
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