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critical thinking

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what is clinical judgment observed outcome of critical thinking and decision making
clinical judgments are influenced more by .... than obj data nurse's experience and knowledge
critical thinking def ability to think in systematic and logical manner with openness to question and reflect on reasoning process
what is clinical decision making requires to use judgment in investigating and analyzing all aspects of clinical prob and apply scientific and nursing knowledge to choose best action
critical thinking competence ex ability to perform skills proficiently
how does environment affect clinical decision making needs proficiency to recognize patient changes timely and judge whether info is adequate to make clear decision
how does task complexity and interruptions affect clinical decision making know limitations, collaborate and don't get distracted
what are intellectual standadrds guideline or principle for rational thoughts (must be clear precise specific accurate relevant plausible consistent logical deep broad complete significant adequate and fair
what are professional standards for decision making ethical criteria for nursing judgments, evidence based critera used for evaluation and professional responsibility
what is REFLECT recall, examine, acknowledge feelings, learn, explore, create, time
what is basic critical level thinking answer to questions are right or wrong, single solution resolved,
ex of basic critical thinking beginner nursing students (task orientated instead of patient's meeting unique needs)
what is complex critical thinking makes decisions more independently, adapts to patient's needs and analyzes situation deeper
what is commitment critical thinking able to make choices without assistance from others and accept accountability for decisions made
critical thinking attitudes (risk taking def) questioning orders about patient's needs
critical thinking atittudes (integrity) recognize if there will be conflicts between patient and your opinions
humility critical thinking attitudes def recognize if you need more information to make decisions (go for help)
how does intellectual standards influence a nurse's clinical decisions help make sure you have all the data you need, apply standards of logic and significance so plan of care = relevant to patient's needs, prevents from haphazardly critical thinking
what are 2 methods nurses use to evaluate clinical decisions/judgments self evaluation to determine if nursing care approaches led to desired or expected patient outcomes and see if judgments were accurate and correct
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