COLLEGE OF THE BAHAMAS

SCHOOL OF NURSING & ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS

TEACHING PLAN
ASSESSMENT EDUCATIONAL TOPICAL TEACHING
METHODS
TEACHING EVALUATION
LEARNING
NEEDS
OBJECTIVE

OUTLINE/CONTENT LEARNING
ACTIVITIES
RESOURCES OUTCOMES
Deficient
Knowledge related
to disease process
as evidence by
clients questions
concerning urinary
tract infection
signs, symptoms,
testing and
preventative
measures.
(Cognitive)


Findings:

Objective:
Agitated and
hostile behavior










Goal: At the end of this
15 minutes teaching
session, with 60%
accuracy, the EEC
patients will be able to:
a) Define urinary tract
infection; b)
b) Identify atleast (2)
signs and symptoms
of urinary tract
infections; c)
Discuss the risk
factors for prostate
cancer ; d) .
Describe the
tests/procedures
done to diagnose
prostate cancer.

Define Hypertension:

Hypertension is
called high blood
pressure. High blood
pressure is 140 over
90 or higher. A
diagnosis of high
blood pressure is
usually not made
until your blood
pressure is checked
several times and
stays high at each
check.

Causes of Hypertension:
Sedentary (inactive)
lifestyle.
Lack of physical
activity
High salt intake
High consumption of
alcohol
Smoking
Stress
Ageing
Genetics or family
history
Lecture



Pamphlet
Visual Aid
Board

Internet
Pamphlet



National Heart, Lung and Blood
Institute (NIH).(2012). What is
High Blood Pressure?
Retrieved April14
,
2013, from

http://www.nhibi.nih.gov/health/
health-topics/hbp/






Goal Met:














Goal Not Met:











Signs & Symptoms:
Most people do not
have signs. Some
may initially have
headaches or blurred
vision.
In early consultation
if signs and
symptoms are
present:
1. Severe headaches
2. Change in vision
3. Chest pain or
pressure or
tightness
4. Shortness of
breath or
difficulty
breathing
5. Numbness or
tingling or
weakness in the
face, arms and
legs.

Treatments:

Medication
Weight loss
A diet low in salt
Avoid alcohol
Exercise
Reduce stress
Relaxation