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Using this is needed to classify the outcomes of objective learning based on complexity.
What is taxonomies?
Interpreting the initial vital signs and drawing conclusions about the initial course of care for the patient is what this of cognitive domain.
What is understanding?
The RN notified the ED physician of the patients' status and after acknowledgement of the patient's condition, the RN received new orders based on the patient's current condition. The patient was immediately placed on oxygen via nasal cannula at 4L. This level of affective domain is reached.
What is receiving level of affective domain?
In the lowest level of psychomotor domain, a graduate nurse was able to watch vital signs be taken then perform them correctly on their own. This level of psychomotor domain has been reached.
What is imitation?
The taxonomy update by Anderson and Krathwohl (2001) was reworded to be this type of action word.
What is action verb?
This domain deals with knowledge and higher level of thinking, including clinical reasoning.
What is cognitive domain?
The RN noticing the patient status declining since the previous stay based on assessment of clinical presentation and vital signs by comparing it to the previous visit’s chart shows this level of cognitive domain.
What is Analyzing?
With the patient's current vital signs and lack of adequate oxygen without support, the RN, physician, and support staff responded quickly and admitted the patient due to his inability to maintain proper oxygenation without oxygen support and inability to obtain bed due to all other facilities full at that time. This level of affective domain is shown.
What is responding level of affective domain?
Patient presented the next day with SPO2 77% on room air, increased work of breathing, RR 24, BP 129/81, HR 95, and temp 97.9. After receiving orders, RN places patient on 15L NRB with appropriate positioning. This psychomotor objective level is reflected.
What is naturalization?
In the updated adapted taxonomy, this is the highest level of learning.
What is creating?
Educational specific objectives differ from nursing education outcomes for these reasons.
What is nurses need to think critically with complex knowledge and skills?
Upon arrival to the room, the RN assessed the patient’s pulse ox on room air to be below normal limits and was able to predict the physician’s orders to increase oxygenation by applying high flow O2 shows this level of cognitive domain.
What is Applying?
The RN assumed appropriate responsibilities by asking the patient if there were any religious values or beliefs to take into consideration during his admission. What level of affective domain is this?
What is valuing level of affective domain?
If a graduate nurse can perform a skill or combined skills with coordination consistently and within a reasonable amount of time; for example, to demonstrate priming a feeding tube line, this level has been reached.
What is articulation?
The best way to assess higher level of the affective domain is done by this method.
What is observation over time?
Domain used to evaluate the learning of motor skills and clinical skill competencies.
What is psychomotor domain?
The staff created and designed an individualized discharge care plan for the patient. This level identified in the Cognitive objective domain is known as?
What is Synthesis Level?
After having the plan of care explained by physician and the lack of availability of an appropriate inpatient bed, the option to remain in ED receiving care until a bed became available was given. The patient was then given a chance to defend his position of leaving or accepting the only availability in the ED to receive the necessary care.
What is organization of values level of affective domain?
After the RN notified the ED physician of the patient's status and acknowledgement of the patient's condition, the RN received new orders based on the patient's current condition and was able to follow the physician's orders. The RN is demonstrating this psychomotor domain level.
What is manipulation?
Pyschomotor skill development is achieved by advancing through these three stages of learning.
What are cognitive, associative, and autonomous?
Developed in 1964 by Krahtwohl, Bloom and Masia, the 5 levels of this domain are organized around the principle of increasing involvement of the learner and internalization of a value.
What is affective domain?
Due to the patients non compliance with at home medications and returning to ED with worsening symptoms, the staff synthesized the data and recommended for his safety that he be transferred to the hospital for higher level of care. According to the cognitive objective domain, this level of behavior is known as?
What is the Evaluation level?
The RN acted appropriately by advocating for the patient and making sure the patient was taken care of physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. This level of affective domain is shown.
What is characterization by value level of affective domain?
The RN assesses patient and VS upon arrival to ED were 158/72, HR 99, RR 20, temp 99.2, SPO2 82% on RA, Weight 89.3 kg, BMI is 33.8. No medical problems, allergies to medication, surgical history, or history of smoking/drinking/drug abuse. Patient denies recent travel. She showed this level of psychomotor domain.
What is precision?
The most widely recognized cognitive taxonomy developed in 1956 by these 5 individuals.
Who is Bloom, Englehart, Furst, Hill and Krathwohl?