NSG-300 TOPIC 5- APPLICATION OF THE
NURSING PROCESS QUESTIONS & VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS RATED 100% COMPLETE
1. Clinical judgement -The observed outcome of critical thinking and decision
mak-
ing
-conclusion about patient's health needs that leads to
avoid- ing or taking actions based on the patient's
response
2. Clinical decision making -separates professional nurses from assistive personnel
ex. an RN observes for changes in patient's condition
and analyzes data
3. Critical thinking the ability to think in a systematic and logical manner
with openness to question and reflect on the
reasoning process
4. Nursing process -the framework nurses use to apply critical thinking in
nursing practice for making clinical decisions
5. components of the
nursing process A-
assessment
D-
diagnosis
P- planning and outcomes
identification I- implementation
E- evaluation
,NSG-300 TOPIC 5- APPLICATION OF THE
NURSING PROCESS QUESTIONS & VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS RATED 100% COMPLETE
6. Scientific method steps 1. Identify problem
2. Collect data
3. Formulate a question or hypothesis
4. Test the question or hypothesis
5. Evaluate results of the test or study
7. Problem solving
, NSG-300 TOPIC 5- APPLICATION OF THE
NURSING PROCESS QUESTIONS & VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS RATED 100% COMPLETE
- obtaining information that clarifies the nature of a
problem, suggest possible solutions, and tries the
solution over time to prove that it is effective
8. Intuition problem-solving approach that relies on one's inner
sense
9. Diagnostic reasoning a form of decision making that involves being able to
under-
stand and think through clinical problems, gather informa-
tion, and make an accurate diagnosis
10. deductive reasoning -Moves from general to specific
11. inductive reasoning moves from specific data to s conclusion
12. knowing the patient an in-depth knowledge of a patient's patterns of
responses
within a clinical situation and knowing the patient as a
person
13. Levels of critical thinking Basic, Complex, Commitment
14. basic critical thinking -the learner trusts that the experts have the right
answers to
every problem
-thinking is concrete and based on a set of rules or
principles
15. complex critical thinking -nurse relies less on experts and trust their own
decisions
-examine choices more independently
-uses different approaches for the same therapy
NURSING PROCESS QUESTIONS & VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS RATED 100% COMPLETE
1. Clinical judgement -The observed outcome of critical thinking and decision
mak-
ing
-conclusion about patient's health needs that leads to
avoid- ing or taking actions based on the patient's
response
2. Clinical decision making -separates professional nurses from assistive personnel
ex. an RN observes for changes in patient's condition
and analyzes data
3. Critical thinking the ability to think in a systematic and logical manner
with openness to question and reflect on the
reasoning process
4. Nursing process -the framework nurses use to apply critical thinking in
nursing practice for making clinical decisions
5. components of the
nursing process A-
assessment
D-
diagnosis
P- planning and outcomes
identification I- implementation
E- evaluation
,NSG-300 TOPIC 5- APPLICATION OF THE
NURSING PROCESS QUESTIONS & VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS RATED 100% COMPLETE
6. Scientific method steps 1. Identify problem
2. Collect data
3. Formulate a question or hypothesis
4. Test the question or hypothesis
5. Evaluate results of the test or study
7. Problem solving
, NSG-300 TOPIC 5- APPLICATION OF THE
NURSING PROCESS QUESTIONS & VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS RATED 100% COMPLETE
- obtaining information that clarifies the nature of a
problem, suggest possible solutions, and tries the
solution over time to prove that it is effective
8. Intuition problem-solving approach that relies on one's inner
sense
9. Diagnostic reasoning a form of decision making that involves being able to
under-
stand and think through clinical problems, gather informa-
tion, and make an accurate diagnosis
10. deductive reasoning -Moves from general to specific
11. inductive reasoning moves from specific data to s conclusion
12. knowing the patient an in-depth knowledge of a patient's patterns of
responses
within a clinical situation and knowing the patient as a
person
13. Levels of critical thinking Basic, Complex, Commitment
14. basic critical thinking -the learner trusts that the experts have the right
answers to
every problem
-thinking is concrete and based on a set of rules or
principles
15. complex critical thinking -nurse relies less on experts and trust their own
decisions
-examine choices more independently
-uses different approaches for the same therapy
