(3a) Describe the guidelines and benefits of pre reading for lectures.
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Guidelines:
>Set timer for allotted of time (10min)
>Be ready to turn page
>Give yourself purpose for your reading and a reason to remember what
you read the objectives in your syllabus will be a good guide
>Look for general concepts not details
>Look for cues that indicate most important ideas such as (bold,underlined)
>Skim through page.
Benefits:
>Learn more from lecture
>Remember info longer
>Can actively participate in class discussions
>Able to read the text faster
>Able to study notes more quickly
, (3b) Discuss how a nurse uses critical thinking and clinical judgment in practice.
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The nursing process represents a universal intellectual standard by which
problems are addressed and solved. Solving patient problems in a
professional practice.
(4b) Discuss traditional and alternative ways of becoming a registered nurse as well
the difference between licensure and certifications.
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RN usually begins in one of three ways
>In a hospital based diploma program
>BSN program
>An associates degree in nursing (ADN) program.
Licensure and certifications overlap
>Licensure- required for practice
>Certification- not required for practice
(2c) Describe how the public sees nurses.
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Guidelines:
>Set timer for allotted of time (10min)
>Be ready to turn page
>Give yourself purpose for your reading and a reason to remember what
you read the objectives in your syllabus will be a good guide
>Look for general concepts not details
>Look for cues that indicate most important ideas such as (bold,underlined)
>Skim through page.
Benefits:
>Learn more from lecture
>Remember info longer
>Can actively participate in class discussions
>Able to read the text faster
>Able to study notes more quickly
, (3b) Discuss how a nurse uses critical thinking and clinical judgment in practice.
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The nursing process represents a universal intellectual standard by which
problems are addressed and solved. Solving patient problems in a
professional practice.
(4b) Discuss traditional and alternative ways of becoming a registered nurse as well
the difference between licensure and certifications.
Give this one a try later!
RN usually begins in one of three ways
>In a hospital based diploma program
>BSN program
>An associates degree in nursing (ADN) program.
Licensure and certifications overlap
>Licensure- required for practice
>Certification- not required for practice
(2c) Describe how the public sees nurses.
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