ATI CRITICAL THINKING /CRITICAL THINKING ATI PROCTORED EXAM LATEST VERSION
| REAL EXAM QUESTIONS |AND CORRECT ANSWERS.
Levels of critical thinking - (ANSWER)Basic, Complex, Commitment
Basic critical thinking - (ANSWER)-the nurse trusts the experts and thinks concretely based
on the "rules."
-results from limited nursing knowledge and experience, as well as inadequate critical
thinking experience
Complex critical thinking - (ANSWER)-the nurse begins to express autonomy by analyzing
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and examining data to determine the best alternative
-results from increased nursing knowledge, experience, intuition, and more flexible
attitudes
Commitment critical thinking - (ANSWER)the nurse expects to make choices without help
from others and fully assumes responsibility for those choices
-results from an expert level of knowledge
Components of critical thinking - (ANSWER)-knowledge
-experience
-competence
-attitudes
-standards
Knowledge - (ANSWER)-basic nursing eduction
-use of evidence based practice
-continuing education courses
-advanced degrees and certifications
Experience - (ANSWER)-demonstrates an understanding of clinical situations
-recognizes and analyzes cues for relevance
-incorporates experience into intuition
Competence - (ANSWER)cognitive processes a nurse uses to make nursing judgments,
such as:
-general critical thinking: scientific method; problem-solving; decision-making; diagnostic
reasoning and inference; clinical decision-making - collaboration
-specific critical thinking in nursing: the nursing process
| REAL EXAM QUESTIONS |AND CORRECT ANSWERS.
Levels of critical thinking - (ANSWER)Basic, Complex, Commitment
Basic critical thinking - (ANSWER)-the nurse trusts the experts and thinks concretely based
on the "rules."
-results from limited nursing knowledge and experience, as well as inadequate critical
thinking experience
Complex critical thinking - (ANSWER)-the nurse begins to express autonomy by analyzing
@#$%^&*()_
and examining data to determine the best alternative
-results from increased nursing knowledge, experience, intuition, and more flexible
attitudes
Commitment critical thinking - (ANSWER)the nurse expects to make choices without help
from others and fully assumes responsibility for those choices
-results from an expert level of knowledge
Components of critical thinking - (ANSWER)-knowledge
-experience
-competence
-attitudes
-standards
Knowledge - (ANSWER)-basic nursing eduction
-use of evidence based practice
-continuing education courses
-advanced degrees and certifications
Experience - (ANSWER)-demonstrates an understanding of clinical situations
-recognizes and analyzes cues for relevance
-incorporates experience into intuition
Competence - (ANSWER)cognitive processes a nurse uses to make nursing judgments,
such as:
-general critical thinking: scientific method; problem-solving; decision-making; diagnostic
reasoning and inference; clinical decision-making - collaboration
-specific critical thinking in nursing: the nursing process
