The nurse is instructing an elderly patient on how to use his walker. Which education strategies are appropriate? (Select all that apply.) a )Speak slowly and loudly. b )Ensure a quiet environment for learning. c )Repeat information frequently. d )Allow for an increased number of return demonstrations. e) Provide all the information in one teaching session.

The nurse is instructing an elderly patient on how to use his walker. Which education strategies are appropriate? (Select all that apply.) a )Speak slowly and loudly. b )Ensure a quiet environment for learning. c )Repeat information frequently. d )Allow for an increased number of return demonstrations. e) Provide all the information in one teaching session.

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