Chapter 4 Introduction to Radiologic and Imaging Sciences and Patient Care Graded A+(100% Verified)

critical thinking - involves sound professional judgment applied with high ethical standards and integrity critical thinking - requires professional knowledge and experience critical thinking - the nature of medical imaging requires this critical thinking - traits that employers expect in competent radiologic science professionals critical thinking - requires more than just the simple recollection of knowledge and facts critical thinking - may consist of problem solving, role playing, lab simulations, case studies, situational judgment questions on exams critical thinking - are taught at higher levels of learning that require skills in the analysis, application, and evaluation of content problem solving - Identify and clarify the problem Perform an objective analysis of the problem Develop realistic solutions to the problem Consider all viable solutions to the problem Select the best solution to the problem and implement it professional standards - support and define problem solving and critical thinking skills expected in the workplaceclinical setting - offers real world experience