NMNC 3110 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
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1. What is clinical judgment?: observed outcome of critical thinking and decision m
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2. Who defines clinfcal judgement?: national council of state boards of nursing
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3. What's another definition for clinical judgement?: a conclusion about a pa-
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difying standard approaches or creating new approaches
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4. What do good clinical decisions require?: use judgement in investigating and an
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alyzing all aspects of a clinical problem
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5. What were the conclusions Dr.Tanner described in the research-
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based model of nursing?: -
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clinical judgment are influenced more by nurse's experience than the situation at han
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-sound clinical judgement relies on "knowing the patient" and their pattern of re-
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clinical judgement influenced by the context of clinical situation and culture of patient c
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re setting
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6. What are the skills for critical thinking and judgement?: interpretation, analy-
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7. What is interpretation?: be orderly about collecting data about patients.look for pat
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terns to emerge. categorize data, and collect additional data if you aren't sure about t
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he data you currently have
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8. What is analysis?: do not make assumptions and be open minded. Do you bel
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ieve the data reveals a problem or are there other options
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9. What is inference?: look at meaning and significance of findings. are there rel
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10. What is evaluation ?: look at situations objectively
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11. What is explanation?: support your findings and conclusions.
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regulation?: reflect on your own experiences. be responsible for connecting your act
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ions with outcomes
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13. How do you use scientific method in critical thinking?: 1. identify problem
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4. test question or hypothesis
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14. What does effective p[roblem solving require?: obtain info that clarifies na-
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15. What is intuition?: problem solving approach relies on inner sense. works be
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tter if you're experienced
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1. What is clinical judgment?: observed outcome of critical thinking and decision m
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aking
2. Who defines clinfcal judgement?: national council of state boards of nursing
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3. What's another definition for clinical judgement?: a conclusion about a pa-
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./ tient's needs or health problems that leads to taking or avoiding action. using or mo
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difying standard approaches or creating new approaches
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4. What do good clinical decisions require?: use judgement in investigating and an
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alyzing all aspects of a clinical problem
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5. What were the conclusions Dr.Tanner described in the research-
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based model of nursing?: -
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clinical judgment are influenced more by nurse's experience than the situation at han
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d
-sound clinical judgement relies on "knowing the patient" and their pattern of re-
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./ sponses
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clinical judgement influenced by the context of clinical situation and culture of patient c
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re setting
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,-
6. What are the skills for critical thinking and judgement?: interpretation, analy-
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7. What is interpretation?: be orderly about collecting data about patients.look for pat
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terns to emerge. categorize data, and collect additional data if you aren't sure about t
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he data you currently have
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8. What is analysis?: do not make assumptions and be open minded. Do you bel
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ieve the data reveals a problem or are there other options
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9. What is inference?: look at meaning and significance of findings. are there rel
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ationships among findings? ./ ./
10. What is evaluation ?: look at situations objectively
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11. What is explanation?: support your findings and conclusions.
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12. What is self- ./ ./
regulation?: reflect on your own experiences. be responsible for connecting your act
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ions with outcomes
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13. How do you use scientific method in critical thinking?: 1. identify problem
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2. collect data ./
3. formulate question or hypothesis ./ ./ ./
4. test question or hypothesis
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14. What does effective p[roblem solving require?: obtain info that clarifies na-
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./ ture of the problem.
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15. What is intuition?: problem solving approach relies on inner sense. works be
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tter if you're experienced
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