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The nurse identifies a client's learning preference as visual. Which of the following would be appropriate when teaching the client about insulin injection?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: For a visual learner, an instructional pamphlet with diagrams or pictures is most effective. Audiotape (
A) is auditory, classroom discussion (
C) is auditory/kinesthetic, and demonstration with an orange (
B) is kinesthetic, making them less suitable.

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