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| A nurse’s knowledge base is drawn from nursing school education as well as from knowledge obtained from basic sciences, humanities, and behavioral sciences. |
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| Obtained from clinical situations, actually working with patients and their families |
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| The Nursing Process and Critical Thinking |
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| Critical thinking and the nursing process are inseparable. As a new nurse, you will rely on the nursing process to guide your practice. |
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| Finally, there are two standards to consider when thinking critically: intellectual and professional. An intellectual standard is a guideline or principle for rationale thought. Professional standards refer to ethical criteria for nursing judgments, evidence-based criteria used for evaluation, and criteria for professional responsibility. |
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| an approach to seeking the truth or verifying that a set of facts agrees with reality. Nurse researchers use blank when testing a research questions in nursing practice situations. |
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| invlovles evaluating the solution over time to be sure that it is still effective |
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| · Clinical Decision Making |
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| when a nurse approaces a clinical problem, the nurse collaborates with the client to make a decision that identifies the problem and then choses those nursing interventions that will meet the mutally established goals of care |
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| a person faces a problem or situation and must choose a course of action from serveral potions, the person is engaged in blank |
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| · Diagnostic Reasoning and Inference |
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| nurse receiveds information about a client in a particular clinical sutiation, blank begins. it is a process of determing a client's health status after the nurse assigns meaning to the behaviors, physical signs and symptoms presented by the clietn. |
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| · Nursing Process as a Competency |
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| consistes of five steps, assessment, diagnosis planning implemmentation and evaluation |
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| A nurse’s knowledge base is drawn from nursing school education as well as from knowledge obtained from basic sciences, humanities, and behavioral sciences. |
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| Obtained from clinical situations, actually working with patients and their families |
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| The Nursing Process and Critical Thinking |
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| - Critical thinking and the nursing process are inseparable. As a new nurse, you will rely on the nursing process to guide your practice. |
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| - Finally, there are two standards to consider when thinking critically: intellectual and professional. An intellectual standard is a guideline or principle for rationale thought. Professional standards refer to ethical criteria for nursing judgments, evidence-based criteria used for evaluation, and criteria for professional responsibility. |
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