A+ Grade
Clinical Judgement
- correct answer an interpretation or conclusion about a patient's needs, concerns, or health problems,
and or the decision to take action (or not), use or modify standard approaches or improvise new
approaches deemed appropriate by patient's response.
Clinical Reasoning
- correct answer is the thinking process by which a nurse reaches a clinical judgment; Noticing,
interpreting and responding.
Evidence Based Practice
- correct answer Apply best available research results when making decisions about healthcare.
Implemented with clinical judgment.
Holistic view
- correct answer perspective that is complex and related to patient and caregiver's situation. Thinks of
the person as a whole.
Process Orientation
- correct answer perspective where clinical judgement is circular, interactive and is based off of the
patient's background, experience and values.
Reasoning and Interpretation
- correct answer process leading to clinical judgment
Noticing
- correct answer an ability to identify signs and symptoms indication a situation, gathering data,
predicting complications, identifying assumptions. Step 1 in tanner's model.