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critical thilnking 6

critical thinking &nursing judgment ch.6 mj

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what kind of a situation will a nurse encounter that requires critical thinking skills? EVERY
Critical Thinking "Active, organized, cognitive process used to carefull examine one's thinking and the thinking of others."
Both a process and set of skills Critical Thinking
Critical thinking involves recognizing that there is an issue, analyzing information related to the issue.
Evaluating information and drawing conclusions thinking critically
A critical thinker considers what is important in a situation
imagines and explores __________, considers ____________ethical principles, alternatives, ethical
Critical thinker makes_____________ decisions informed.
2 of the critical thinking questions at the beginning what do i really know about this nursing care situation, how do i know it
3rd question in the beginning process what are the options available
Critical thinking involves a commitment to think clearly, precisely, accurately
an ______ critical thinker faces problems without forming a quick, single solution. effective
focus on the options for what to believe and do.
Interpretation, analysis,________, evaluation, _________, self-regulation inference, explanation
you make quality judgments about patient care and priorities
a process acquired through hard work, commitment and being an active learner nursing judgment
process of purposely thinking back or recalling a situation to discover its purpose or meaning reflection
inner sensing or "gut feeling" that something is so intuition
Intuition acts as a trigger to prompt you to act
Created by: vmichellejones
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