NUR 200 HONDROS EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
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Clinical Judgement - an interpretation or conclusion about a patient's needs, concerns,
or health problems, and or the decision to take action (or not), use or modify standard
approaches or improvise new approaches deemed appropriate by patient's response.
Clinical Reasoning - is the thinking process by which a nurse reaches a clinical
judgment; Noticing, interpreting and responding.
Evidence Based Practice - Apply best available research results when making decisions
about healthcare. Implemented with clinical judgment.
Holistic view - perspective that is complex and related to patient and caregiver's
situation. Thinks of the person as a whole.
Process Orientation - perspective where clinical judgement is circular, interactive and is
based off of the patient's background, experience and values.
Reasoning and Interpretation - process leading to clinical judgment
Noticing - an ability to identify signs and symptoms indication a situation, gathering
data, predicting complications, identifying assumptions. Step 1 in tanner's model.
Interpreting - assembling all information gathered to make sense of it. Step 2 in
Tanner's Model
Analytic Reasoning - Student and novice nurses use this type of reasoning based on
theoretical knowledge.
Intuitive Reasoning - Expert nurses use this type of reasoning based on unstated but
understood knowledge about the patient, the caregiving content and their previous
experience.
Narrative Reason - Reasoning used by listening to patient's stories of experiences with
illness, how they understand their symptoms, what meaning they attribute to their illness,
how they cope with it and what they hope for resolution.
Responding - Caring for the patient using one or more nursing interventions, after the
data has been sorted and interpreted. Step 3 in Tanner's Model.
Reflecting -
AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
Clinical Judgement - an interpretation or conclusion about a patient's needs, concerns,
or health problems, and or the decision to take action (or not), use or modify standard
approaches or improvise new approaches deemed appropriate by patient's response.
Clinical Reasoning - is the thinking process by which a nurse reaches a clinical
judgment; Noticing, interpreting and responding.
Evidence Based Practice - Apply best available research results when making decisions
about healthcare. Implemented with clinical judgment.
Holistic view - perspective that is complex and related to patient and caregiver's
situation. Thinks of the person as a whole.
Process Orientation - perspective where clinical judgement is circular, interactive and is
based off of the patient's background, experience and values.
Reasoning and Interpretation - process leading to clinical judgment
Noticing - an ability to identify signs and symptoms indication a situation, gathering
data, predicting complications, identifying assumptions. Step 1 in tanner's model.
Interpreting - assembling all information gathered to make sense of it. Step 2 in
Tanner's Model
Analytic Reasoning - Student and novice nurses use this type of reasoning based on
theoretical knowledge.
Intuitive Reasoning - Expert nurses use this type of reasoning based on unstated but
understood knowledge about the patient, the caregiving content and their previous
experience.
Narrative Reason - Reasoning used by listening to patient's stories of experiences with
illness, how they understand their symptoms, what meaning they attribute to their illness,
how they cope with it and what they hope for resolution.
Responding - Caring for the patient using one or more nursing interventions, after the
data has been sorted and interpreted. Step 3 in Tanner's Model.
Reflecting -
