A Patient's Inability to Identify a Key Placed in His

question 30

Multiple Choice

A patient's inability to identify a key placed in his hand with his eyes closed is called

• A) dysesthesia.
• B) stereognosis.
• C) anesthesia.
• D) astereognosis.

Incorporate cultural, ethnic, and age-related considerations into patient education to enhance understanding and respect diversity.

Understand various alternative methods for acquiring clinical experience in nursing education.

Recognize the role of digital transition and electronic documentation in nursing.

Identify reliable electronic sources for research in nursing.

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