A nurse teaches a patient with limited literacy to identify morning and evening medicines at home. Which teaching aid is most appropriate?
Correct answer: B. A pictorial medication schedule
- A. A long written pharmacology handout
- B. A pictorial medication schedule
- C. A detailed statistical report
- D. An unlabelled anatomical model
Explanation
A pictorial medication schedule uses simple visual cues and can help a patient with limited reading ability distinguish medication times. A long written handout may not be accessible, and the other aids do not directly support medication identification.
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