The Bubonic Plague (1347-1350)
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, Ended the middle ages
was very deadly - 'bubo'- swelling of lymph glands
Germs carried by rats (actually the fleas)
Killed ¼ of the entire world population
Components of Critical Thinking in Nursing
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Specific knowledge base
Nursing has a broad knowledge base - physical, psychological, social,
moral, ethical, legal, and cultural views of patients and health concerns
Experience
Need clinical experience and practice to develop these skills
Critical thinking competencies
Cognitive processes used to make decisions about clinical care of patient
Includes scientific method, problem solving, decision making, diagnostic
reasoning, clinical inference, clinical reasoning and clinical decision making
Attitudes for critical thinking
Recognize your knowledge limits, personal biases and opinions
Standards for critical thinking
Intellectual standards - guideline for rational thoughts
Professional standards - Code of Ethics, Best Practice Guidelines, CNO
,Nightingale
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Nightingale became aware of this situation and asked to lead a group of
nurses to care for the soldiers there
Within 6 months of being at Scutari, the death rate had been reduced from
60% to 2%
Set up kitchens, laundry and sanitation facilities
Remodeled military hospitals and barracks
Kept statistics
"the lady with the lamp"
Established first independent School of Nursing in 1860
Contracted Crimean fever
? Post traumatic syndrome
Wrote books.. "Notes on Nursing" 1859
Black stripe on nursing caps signified mourning for her death
18th, early 19th centuries
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The sick and poor were in great numbers—
"change" was needed—the stage was set for those with "social" vision
, Establishing Priority
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Priority setting is the ranking of nursing diagnoses through the use of
principles such as urgency or importance
High priority - impaired gas exchange and decreased cardiac output
Intermediate priority - nonemergency and non-life threatening
Low-priority - not always related to specific illness or prognosis but affect
the client's future well-being
Conceptual frameworks
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Provide organizational frameworks for critical thinking
Nightingales' 7 basic tenets were that
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, Ended the middle ages
was very deadly - 'bubo'- swelling of lymph glands
Germs carried by rats (actually the fleas)
Killed ¼ of the entire world population
Components of Critical Thinking in Nursing
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Specific knowledge base
Nursing has a broad knowledge base - physical, psychological, social,
moral, ethical, legal, and cultural views of patients and health concerns
Experience
Need clinical experience and practice to develop these skills
Critical thinking competencies
Cognitive processes used to make decisions about clinical care of patient
Includes scientific method, problem solving, decision making, diagnostic
reasoning, clinical inference, clinical reasoning and clinical decision making
Attitudes for critical thinking
Recognize your knowledge limits, personal biases and opinions
Standards for critical thinking
Intellectual standards - guideline for rational thoughts
Professional standards - Code of Ethics, Best Practice Guidelines, CNO
,Nightingale
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Nightingale became aware of this situation and asked to lead a group of
nurses to care for the soldiers there
Within 6 months of being at Scutari, the death rate had been reduced from
60% to 2%
Set up kitchens, laundry and sanitation facilities
Remodeled military hospitals and barracks
Kept statistics
"the lady with the lamp"
Established first independent School of Nursing in 1860
Contracted Crimean fever
? Post traumatic syndrome
Wrote books.. "Notes on Nursing" 1859
Black stripe on nursing caps signified mourning for her death
18th, early 19th centuries
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The sick and poor were in great numbers—
"change" was needed—the stage was set for those with "social" vision
, Establishing Priority
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Priority setting is the ranking of nursing diagnoses through the use of
principles such as urgency or importance
High priority - impaired gas exchange and decreased cardiac output
Intermediate priority - nonemergency and non-life threatening
Low-priority - not always related to specific illness or prognosis but affect
the client's future well-being
Conceptual frameworks
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Provide organizational frameworks for critical thinking
Nightingales' 7 basic tenets were that
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