NSGD 2216: Midterm Exam M1-4 Questions With Complete
Solutions
What are the 'Attributes' of Critical Thinking?
- Acquiring knowledge
- Analysis of info
- Prioritize info
- Review/ reflect
The ability to ________ is strongly linked to providing quality
care.
Analyze
What are 'Consequences' of Critical Thinking?
- Safe care
- Competent practice
- Successful practice
- Shorter stays
- Implement change
The overarching consequence of critical thinking in nursing is
________.
Practice and professional competence.
Characteristics of an individual demonstrating critical thinking
skills (Facione):
- Curiosity
- Opportunity
- Open mindedness
,- Understanding
- Careful
- Good informer
- Confidence
- Capable
- Honest
- Reflection
What does 'RED' stand for?
Recognize assumptions
Evaluate arguments
Draw conclusions
What is the RED Model used for?
Watson and Glaser's RED Model is an organizing framework
used to facilitate learning.
Within the RED Model Framework, what are the 6 critical
thinking abilities?
1. Info gathering
2. Info synthesizing
3. Sensemaking
4. Analysis and problem-solving
5. Judgement and decision-making
6. Strategic and creative thinking
Critical thinking forms the basis of ________.
Critical inquiry
, ________ forms the basis of critical inquiry.
Critical thinking
________ refers to collected and stored unprocessed facts,
figures, and observations, such as measurements and statistics.
Data
________ refers to data organized or structured meaningfully
within a context.
Information
When we synthesize information, we generate ________.
Knowledge
Knowledge is always:
Personal
Data Hierarchy:
Knowledge (Synthesized info)
Information (Analyzed data)
Data (Unanalyzed measurements)
Knowledge (signs of sepsis)
Information (Signs of fever)
Data (BP 90/60, HR 130, T 40*)
As a concept, 'technology' refers to:
Applying scientific knowledge, tools and techniques for
practical purposes or applications.
Nurses can use their knowledge of the information cycle to:
Solutions
What are the 'Attributes' of Critical Thinking?
- Acquiring knowledge
- Analysis of info
- Prioritize info
- Review/ reflect
The ability to ________ is strongly linked to providing quality
care.
Analyze
What are 'Consequences' of Critical Thinking?
- Safe care
- Competent practice
- Successful practice
- Shorter stays
- Implement change
The overarching consequence of critical thinking in nursing is
________.
Practice and professional competence.
Characteristics of an individual demonstrating critical thinking
skills (Facione):
- Curiosity
- Opportunity
- Open mindedness
,- Understanding
- Careful
- Good informer
- Confidence
- Capable
- Honest
- Reflection
What does 'RED' stand for?
Recognize assumptions
Evaluate arguments
Draw conclusions
What is the RED Model used for?
Watson and Glaser's RED Model is an organizing framework
used to facilitate learning.
Within the RED Model Framework, what are the 6 critical
thinking abilities?
1. Info gathering
2. Info synthesizing
3. Sensemaking
4. Analysis and problem-solving
5. Judgement and decision-making
6. Strategic and creative thinking
Critical thinking forms the basis of ________.
Critical inquiry
, ________ forms the basis of critical inquiry.
Critical thinking
________ refers to collected and stored unprocessed facts,
figures, and observations, such as measurements and statistics.
Data
________ refers to data organized or structured meaningfully
within a context.
Information
When we synthesize information, we generate ________.
Knowledge
Knowledge is always:
Personal
Data Hierarchy:
Knowledge (Synthesized info)
Information (Analyzed data)
Data (Unanalyzed measurements)
Knowledge (signs of sepsis)
Information (Signs of fever)
Data (BP 90/60, HR 130, T 40*)
As a concept, 'technology' refers to:
Applying scientific knowledge, tools and techniques for
practical purposes or applications.
Nurses can use their knowledge of the information cycle to:
