critical thinking
A nurse is asked to help a physician with a patient, during the procedure the nurse feels like the physician is not following procedure- the nurse develops their own opintion but says nothing-what level of critical thinking is shown
complex level critical thinking
which nursing process usually follows after assessment
diagnosis
symptoms or issues that a client tells you about that you can not observe or measure directly
subjective
A clinical judgement about individual, family, or community responses to the actual and potential health problems or life processes
nursing diagnosis is
Critical thinking can be defined by what three things
purposeful, goal-directed, and more than just cognitive skills
An PSW is directed by their floors RN to review the updated procedures booklet, in doing so the PSW feels as though she should do some things a bit differently and does so with out assistance- what level of critical thinking is demonstrated.
commitment level critical thinking
what are the three parts of a nursing diagnostic statement
problem, etiology and symptoms
The cognitive process used to develop and implement the nursing process
critical thinking
what is the purpose of a concept map
identification of the relationship between the client's problems and possible interventions
"Tell me how you are feeling, or describe how your wife has been helping you?" These types of questions are.
open-ended questions
which part of the nursing process follows diagnoses
planning
what stage of the nursing process is a nurse using when gathering information
assessment
a process known as a systematic framework used to help nurses think critically about solving client problems
nursing process
Nurses use a variety of different assessment techniques to gather data. What would be the first/best option to assess and gather data.
Interviewing the client
Curious, insightful, systematic, analytical, truth-seeking, open-minded, confident, and creative are all characteristics of what kind of thinker
characteristics of critical thinkers
after teaching a younge boy how to administer insulin on his own you have a seat in the nursing station an disciss
evaluation
assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation and evaluations-can all be summed up as what acronym for the nursing process
ADPIE
specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and time frame- make up what acronym
S.M.A.R.T
collaborative interventions/implementations require
collaborative, multiple health care providers
The acronym ADPIE in the nursing process stands for what
Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation
A nurse uses the hospital's procedure manual to confirm how to change a patient's NG tube. The level of critical thinking to which the nurse is using is.
basic level critical thinking
After assessing the patient and finding out they have a weakened range of motion and fatigue easily, it would be safe to say that this nurse is in what stage of the nursing process
diagnosis stage
signs and symptoms in a patient that can be seen, felt, heard, and or smelled
objective
Environmental factors can greatly affect how a nurse goes about implementing care, what would be the priority concern for a nurse with a poor environment
Safety of the patient
why is critical thinking so important to nurses/nursing processes
to recognize patterns of behavior, to anticipate clients needs, develop nursing care plans, and promote health/healing as well making reasoned judgments of various different actions.