A student performs a wound-care procedure by following written instructions without physical assistance, but the performance is not yet consistent. Which psychomotor level is most appropriate?
Correct answer: B. Manipulation
- A. Imitation
- B. Manipulation
- C. Precision
- D. Naturalization
Explanation
Manipulation means performing a skill by following instructions or directions after initial learning. Precision requires accurate independent performance, while naturalization indicates an automatic and highly consistent skill.
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