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NSG 100 Exam 1 | Critical Thinking, Clinical Judgment & Nursing Process | Actual Exam Questions & Verified Answers | Updated 2026/2027 | Instant Download

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This NSG 100 Exam 1 document covers foundational nursing concepts related to critical thinking, clinical reasoning, clinical judgment, Tanner’s Clinical Judgment Model, and the nursing process. It includes actual exam questions and verified answers on reasoning, intellect, creativity, inquiry, reflection, intuition, deductive and inductive reasoning, noticing, interpreting, responding, reflecting, and the ADPIE nursing process. The material focuses on patient assessment, nursing diagnosis, care planning, implementation, reassessment, delegation, and documentation.

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NSG 100 Exam 1
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2026/2027

,critical thinking


the deliberate nonlinear process of collecting, interpreting, analyzing, drawing
conclusions about, presenting and evaluating information that is both factual and
belief-based


clinical decision making


a process NURSE uses to evaluate and select the best actions to meet desired goals


key components of critical thinking in nursing


clinical reasoning and clinical judgement




Critical thinking components


reasoning, intellect creativity, inquiry, reflection, intuition


intellect


-the ability to think, understand and reason
-assessment data


creativity


-finding unique solutions to unique problems
-individualizing patient care

, inquiry


-form of research
-search for knowledge or facts
-can resolve problems, improve outomes



reflection


action of retrospectively making sense of occurrences, experiences, situations or
decisions and learning from them


intuition


use of nursing knowledge and EXPERIENCE


reasoning


1.deductive (top down approach), 2. inductive (bottom/up-behaviors then develop
conclusions),
3.clinical


clinical reasoning (diagnostic reasoning)


-thinking by which a nurse reaches clinical judgement
-learned skill
-requires critical thinking
-ability to reflect on previous situations and decisions, evaluate their effectiveness


clinical judgement


-the conclusion/nursing diagnosis
-the outcome of clinical reasoning or critical thinking

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