NUR 2313 Chapter 14: Clinical Judgment Exam with Correct Answers
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1. A novice nurse has been growing in skill, largely as a result of experiential
learning in the clinical setting. Within the model of experiential learning, what
outcome would most clearly indicate that the nurse has achieved the stage of
transformation?
- The nurse's awareness of ethical and moral issues in nursing becomes height-
ened.
- The nurse influences the ways that care is organized and provided.
- The nurse integrates experience and reflections into new forms of practice.
- The nurse's actions influence other nurses and nursing students who are less
skilled.: - The nurse integrates experience and reflections into new forms of practice.
2. A nursing student is moving through a curriculum that emphasizes the value
of experiential learning. The nursing student is consciously linking previous ex-
periences with new and transformative practices. How will the nursing student
link experiences with transformative behaviors?
- by reducing the amount of time elapsed from previous experiences to new
experiences
- by engaging in frequent and thoughtful reflection
- by eliciting input from a trusted professional mentor
- by gaining the widest possible variety of learning experiences: - by engaging in
frequent and thoughtful reflection
3. The community health nurse is participating in a debrief about a critical
incident that involved a physical altercation with the client in the client's home.
When applying Tanner's model of clinical judgment to this situation, the de-
briefing exercise constitutes what component of the model?
- reflection on-action
- reflection in-action
- interpreting
- noticing: - reflection on-action
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4. The nurse has provided analgesia to a client who was reporting pain, and
the nurse used the NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model (CJMM) to
inform the process. What action by the nurse represents the final step in this
model?
- evaluating the client's pain 30 minutes after administering the analgesia
- documenting the administration of the analgesia
- modifying the nursing care plan to prioritize the client's risk for pain
- reflecting on the decision-making process: - evaluating the client's pain 30 minutes after
administering the analgesia
5. A novice nurse is committed to becoming skilled in clinical judgment. Before
exercising sound clinical judgment, the nurse must develop:
- complete moral character.
- situational awareness.
- intuition.
- reflection-on-action.: - situational awareness.
6. The nurse is participating in a client conference for a client who has com-
plex health needs. The client's psychiatrist, occupational therapist, and social
worker are also participating in the conference. The nurse is most clearly
demonstrating the values of what organization?
- The Joint Commission
- National Councili of State Boards of Nursing
- Interprofessional Education Collaborative
- National League for Nursing: - Interprofessional Education Collaborative
7. A community health nurse has recommended a specific, medicated
wound-care product to a client with a chronic venous ulcer. A colleague has
asserted that the nurse has exceeded the scope of practice. The two nurses
should consult resources from what organization to resolve this dispute about
the scope of practice?
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1. A novice nurse has been growing in skill, largely as a result of experiential
learning in the clinical setting. Within the model of experiential learning, what
outcome would most clearly indicate that the nurse has achieved the stage of
transformation?
- The nurse's awareness of ethical and moral issues in nursing becomes height-
ened.
- The nurse influences the ways that care is organized and provided.
- The nurse integrates experience and reflections into new forms of practice.
- The nurse's actions influence other nurses and nursing students who are less
skilled.: - The nurse integrates experience and reflections into new forms of practice.
2. A nursing student is moving through a curriculum that emphasizes the value
of experiential learning. The nursing student is consciously linking previous ex-
periences with new and transformative practices. How will the nursing student
link experiences with transformative behaviors?
- by reducing the amount of time elapsed from previous experiences to new
experiences
- by engaging in frequent and thoughtful reflection
- by eliciting input from a trusted professional mentor
- by gaining the widest possible variety of learning experiences: - by engaging in
frequent and thoughtful reflection
3. The community health nurse is participating in a debrief about a critical
incident that involved a physical altercation with the client in the client's home.
When applying Tanner's model of clinical judgment to this situation, the de-
briefing exercise constitutes what component of the model?
- reflection on-action
- reflection in-action
- interpreting
- noticing: - reflection on-action
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4. The nurse has provided analgesia to a client who was reporting pain, and
the nurse used the NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model (CJMM) to
inform the process. What action by the nurse represents the final step in this
model?
- evaluating the client's pain 30 minutes after administering the analgesia
- documenting the administration of the analgesia
- modifying the nursing care plan to prioritize the client's risk for pain
- reflecting on the decision-making process: - evaluating the client's pain 30 minutes after
administering the analgesia
5. A novice nurse is committed to becoming skilled in clinical judgment. Before
exercising sound clinical judgment, the nurse must develop:
- complete moral character.
- situational awareness.
- intuition.
- reflection-on-action.: - situational awareness.
6. The nurse is participating in a client conference for a client who has com-
plex health needs. The client's psychiatrist, occupational therapist, and social
worker are also participating in the conference. The nurse is most clearly
demonstrating the values of what organization?
- The Joint Commission
- National Councili of State Boards of Nursing
- Interprofessional Education Collaborative
- National League for Nursing: - Interprofessional Education Collaborative
7. A community health nurse has recommended a specific, medicated
wound-care product to a client with a chronic venous ulcer. A colleague has
asserted that the nurse has exceeded the scope of practice. The two nurses
should consult resources from what organization to resolve this dispute about
the scope of practice?
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