Clinical reasoning involves all of the following except?
1. An important nursing skill intentionally developed.
2. Provides a basis for justification of nursing actions.
3. Is a cognitive process that allows nurses to think, identify relationships and form
judgments about information?
4. Accepts that all knowledge is constant and unchanging over time.
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4.
True or False disciplines tend to take ownership of theories considered unique to
them.
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, True
APN Foster has to provide high quality care to her patients with decubitus ulcers. She
identified a research article by Yap, Miller, & Kennerly (2013) that described best
practices revealed in a study involving 8 nursing homes. What was just described is an
example of what type of knowing by the APN?
1. Personal knowledge
2. Esthetic knowledge
3. Initiative knowledge
4. Emperical knowledge
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4
Feeling and hunches not guessing, but relies on unconscious pattern recognition and
experience.
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Intuitive knowledge
Theory is described as:
Refers to a set of logical _______________, _____________, ____________, and ___________, which have
been derived from philosophical beliefs of scientific data and from which questions
and hypotheses can be deduced, tested and verified. Theory attempts to account for
or characterize some phenomenon.
1. An important nursing skill intentionally developed.
2. Provides a basis for justification of nursing actions.
3. Is a cognitive process that allows nurses to think, identify relationships and form
judgments about information?
4. Accepts that all knowledge is constant and unchanging over time.
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4.
True or False disciplines tend to take ownership of theories considered unique to
them.
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, True
APN Foster has to provide high quality care to her patients with decubitus ulcers. She
identified a research article by Yap, Miller, & Kennerly (2013) that described best
practices revealed in a study involving 8 nursing homes. What was just described is an
example of what type of knowing by the APN?
1. Personal knowledge
2. Esthetic knowledge
3. Initiative knowledge
4. Emperical knowledge
Give this one a try later!
4
Feeling and hunches not guessing, but relies on unconscious pattern recognition and
experience.
Give this one a try later!
Intuitive knowledge
Theory is described as:
Refers to a set of logical _______________, _____________, ____________, and ___________, which have
been derived from philosophical beliefs of scientific data and from which questions
and hypotheses can be deduced, tested and verified. Theory attempts to account for
or characterize some phenomenon.
