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NUR 155 THINK LIKE A NURSE CHAPTER 1 EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100% APPROVED CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ 2025 2025   NUR 155 THINK LIKE A NURSE CHAPTER 1 EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100% APPROVED CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ 2025 clinical judgement - CORRECT ANSWERobserved outcome of critical thinkinh and decision making What is the iterative process used for - CORRECT ANSWERnursing knowledge to observe and assess presenting situations, identify a prioritized client concern & generate the best possible evidence based solutions in order to deliver safe patient care self directed thinker - CORRECT ANSWERindependent thinkers who can explain their thinking, determine what thinking needs to be employed in particular situations then apply their thinking to arrive at a sound decision what is the NCSBN - CORRECT ANSWERnational council of state boards of nursing that writes the national licensing exams for both LPN and RNs what is the NCLEX - CORRECT ANSWERNational Council Licensure Examination What does the NCLEX measure - CORRECT ANSWERthe candidates knowledge of nursing content & ability to apply clinical judgment using nursing content to make safe patient care decisions What is the NGN & what does it measure - CORRECT ANSWERNext generation NCLEX; measures the candidates ability to engage in clinical judgment What are the 6 cognitive processes measured using the NCLEX clinical judgement measurement - CORRECT ANSWER1. recognize cues 2. analyze cues 3. prioritize hypotheses 4. generate soultions 5. take actions 6. evaluate outcomes Caputi clinical judgement framework - CORRECT ANSWERused to teach students how to learn and use clinical judgment that is measured by the NCLEX Why will you learn to apply everydat thinking to nursing - CORRECT ANSWERproviding safe, quality, patient centered care; improving patient outcomes; improving healthcare environment in which you work What is the clinical judgment type of thinking that nurses use - CORRECT ANSWERdeliberate, skillful, responsible & thoughtful resilience - CORRECT ANSWERthe capacity to accurately perceive and respond well to stressful situations mindfulness - CORRECT ANSWERthe ability to be fully present and attentive in the moment debriefing - CORRECT ANSWERcritical conversations between you and your teacher/ preceptor which provides a critique about your thinking; reinforces your correct thinking and clarifies any misconceptions you may have

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NUR 155 THINK LIKE A NURSE CHAPTER 1
EXAM QUESTIONS AND 100% APPROVED
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ 2025


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