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1. To apply critical thinking, how would the nurse respond when a patient asks
the nurse, "Why do I have a rash on my hand? It happened soon after I took
penicillin for an infection?" - ANSWER ✔ Use knowledge from previous
experiences
2. Which description explains the evaluation tool of reflective journaling? -
ANSWER ✔ Consciously thinking through an activity or experience
3. According to Kataoka-Yahiro and Saylor's clinical judgement model for
nursing, which factor is a component of environment? - ANSWER ✔
Interruptions
4. The nurse observes a student nurse and identifies that which action by the
student reflects effective problem solving? - ANSWER ✔ Suggesting
possible solutions
5. Which action by the nurse reflects integrity? - ANSWER ✔ Admitting
one's own mistakes
6. Covering both the patient's and the patient's families viewpoints is an
example of which intellectual standard? - ANSWER ✔ Broad
7. The nurse is at which level of critical thinking when the nurse reads the
institution's procedure manual prior to inserting a urinary catheter? -
ANSWER ✔ Basic critical thinking
,8. Which attitude is a component of critical thinking? - ANSWER ✔
Confidence
Fairness
Discipline
Curiosity
9. Which skill is unique to the commitment level of critical thinking? -
ANSWER ✔ Anticipating when to make choices without other's assistance
10.Which level of critical thinking is illustrated when the student nurse refers to
a policy and procedure manual before checking the blood pressure of a
patient? - ANSWER ✔ Basic
11.Which will help the nurse apply critical thinking skills when providing care
in an acute care setting? - ANSWER ✔ Discipline
Responsibility
Perseverance
12.To determine the cause of a drug's side effect, in which order would the
nurse perform the steps of the scientific method? - ANSWER ✔ Identify
the problem
Collect data from different resources
Formulate questions or hypothesis
Test the questions or hypothesis
Evaluate the results of the test or study
13.To develop confidence in a student nurse, which advice will the nurse give
to the student who reports being nervous about caring for a patient with
schizophrenia for the first time? - ANSWER ✔ Suggest that the student
discuss concerns with a nursing instructor
14.After interventions to manage postoperative pain in a patient have been
unsuccessful, which attitude of critical thinking is used when the nurse looks
for different approaches to relieve the patient's pain? - ANSWER ✔
Creativity
,15.What assessment indicates that the patient has not fully recovered from an
infection? - ANSWER ✔ Rectal temp of 99.9 degrees ( not a normal temp )
16.Nurse is unsure of an IV push medication, What does she refer to? Select all
that apply - ANSWER ✔ -Hospital policy and procedures
-Nurse practice act
17.Nurse observes patient with O2 saturation at 86% on room air. The nurse
supplies 2L of oxygen which improves O2 to 89%. What step of the
Tanner's process is this? - ANSWER ✔ Compare and Contrast
18.Novice to expert. New student nurse is described as a novice - ANSWER
✔ Students are taught objective skills containing weights, temps and pulses
19.Post-op patient reports pain 8 out of 10 but the nurse observed patient
laughing on the phone. What step of Tanner's is this? - ANSWER ✔
Recognize inconsistencies
20.Graduate nurse states " all old people wet the bed " which step of tanner's is
this? - ANSWER ✔ Identifying assumptions
21.Patient complains of pain in the foot, the nurse noticed the foot is red and
swollen. What step of Tanner's is this? - ANSWER ✔ Checking accuracy
and reliability
22.Patient is scheduled for MRI, she tells the tech she might be pregnant. What
step of Tanner's is this? - ANSWER ✔ Determine the importance of data
23.Nurse obtains a report, looks over medication and checks orders before
seeing patients . What step of Tanner's is this? - ANSWER ✔ Gathering
complete and accurate data
24.What communication technique you use to show that you are listening ( she
said something about red Yoder ) SATA? - ANSWER ✔ Lean forward and
nod occasionally
25.What phase of the nursing process of Tanner's interpreting? - ANSWER ✔
Planning
, 26.The nurses believes that the patient is lonely and depressed over his wife's
death. The nurse is exhibiting which stop of the Tanner's model of clinical
judgement? - ANSWER ✔ Identifying assumptions
27.The nurse believes that the patients CHF has gotten better so she checks his
most recent labs and sees that his BNP has decreased significantly. The
nurse has used which step in the Tanner's model of clinical judgement? -
ANSWER ✔ Recognizing inconsistencies
28.The nurse has planned for POD number one patient to get OOB for every
meal as tolerated. She has also instructed the patient to see the DD and use
the IS every 2 hours while awake and not miss his respiratory treatment.
What step of Tanner's model is this? - ANSWER ✔ Predicting and
managing potential complications
29.The nurse notices her patient have a facial grimacing as she passes the room.
What is the next thing the nurse should do? - ANSWER ✔ Approach the
patient and ask if everything is OK
30.You are a nurse at the mall shopping for gifts and you notice a person with a
hand on their chest and appears to be having difficulty breathing. Which
action using Tanner's nursing skill checking accuracy and reliability will the
nurse take next? - ANSWER ✔ Call for help and get the AED
31.Pt with necrotizing fasciitis is post day one after surgical debridement. The
Pt is drowsy but responsive and moans when touched. When changing the
dressing the Pt does not make any facial expressions to let you know they
are in pain. The nurse uses critical thinking and determine which significant
inconsistency in the assessment of the patient? - ANSWER ✔ Patient has
no reaction to the removal of packing
32.A nurse believes an elderly patient is depressed when they say , I feel old
and alone - ANSWER ✔ Identifying assumptions
33.Patient is having difficulty seeing the lines on an insulin syringe - ANSWER
✔ Predicting and managing potential complications