NUR 200: Critical Thinking Case Study
Jeremiah
Terms in this set (15)
Identifying signs & symptoms Indicates when a situation is abnormal or has changed
Data collected from all sources as the basis for identifying issues,
Gathering Complete & Accurate Data
problems/concerns
Assessing systematically and use a systematic method of assessment so no important information is missed
comprehensively
Predicting Look at the big picture for potential future complications
Identifying assumptions Arriving at a conclusion without supporting evidence
Comparing & Contrasting Allows for recognition of subtle differences between situations
Grouping together information with a common theme to determine issues,
Clustering related data
problems/concerns
Recognizing inconsistencies Data that does not match may indicate additional problems
Checking accuracy & reliability Actions based on inaccurate or unreliable information could cause harm to patient
Distinguishing relevant from irrelevant Recognizing information that is pertinent to a particular problem
Ability to determine importance/significance of a patient information to current
Determining the importance of information
situation
Nursing judgment based on acceptable normal ranges that may vary depending on
Judging how much ambiguity is acceptable
a patient situation
Managing Potential Complications Plan nursing interventions to decrease the risk of predicted future complications
Respond Carrying out nursing skills and effective communication when providing patient care
Reflect Evaluating patient outcomes to determine effectiveness of interventions
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Jeremiah
Terms in this set (15)
Identifying signs & symptoms Indicates when a situation is abnormal or has changed
Data collected from all sources as the basis for identifying issues,
Gathering Complete & Accurate Data
problems/concerns
Assessing systematically and use a systematic method of assessment so no important information is missed
comprehensively
Predicting Look at the big picture for potential future complications
Identifying assumptions Arriving at a conclusion without supporting evidence
Comparing & Contrasting Allows for recognition of subtle differences between situations
Grouping together information with a common theme to determine issues,
Clustering related data
problems/concerns
Recognizing inconsistencies Data that does not match may indicate additional problems
Checking accuracy & reliability Actions based on inaccurate or unreliable information could cause harm to patient
Distinguishing relevant from irrelevant Recognizing information that is pertinent to a particular problem
Ability to determine importance/significance of a patient information to current
Determining the importance of information
situation
Nursing judgment based on acceptable normal ranges that may vary depending on
Judging how much ambiguity is acceptable
a patient situation
Managing Potential Complications Plan nursing interventions to decrease the risk of predicted future complications
Respond Carrying out nursing skills and effective communication when providing patient care
Reflect Evaluating patient outcomes to determine effectiveness of interventions
1/1
