NURS 3345 Module 3 Final Exam
Questions All Solved Solutions.
Why is peer review important? - Answer Peer review means that other nursing professionals
have reviewed content for accuracy and currency.
The main difference between critical thinking and thinking is that critical thinking is done with- -
Answer Critical thinking is done with purpose and control. Thinking is simply any mental
activity- doing something mindless.
Which is an example of a decision-making framework? - Answer Nursing Process
Assess, Diagnose, Plan, Implement and Evaluate
A good research question cannot be answered by a simple yes or no. - Answer TRUE, Because
the purpose of a research question is to cause the researcher to study the effect of the variables
in the question, a simple yes or no answer to the research question is not acceptable.
What habits promote critical thinking? - Answer Being proactive, putting first things first, and
thinking win-win.
Said another way: looking ahead, setting priorities and seeking outcomes beneficial to all
involved participants.
What are barriers to critical thinking? - Answer Conformity, stereotyping, and tunnel vision.
Said another way: Doing things the way everyone else does, jumping to preconceived
conclusions and looking at the outcomes with a narrow perspective.
Questions All Solved Solutions.
Why is peer review important? - Answer Peer review means that other nursing professionals
have reviewed content for accuracy and currency.
The main difference between critical thinking and thinking is that critical thinking is done with- -
Answer Critical thinking is done with purpose and control. Thinking is simply any mental
activity- doing something mindless.
Which is an example of a decision-making framework? - Answer Nursing Process
Assess, Diagnose, Plan, Implement and Evaluate
A good research question cannot be answered by a simple yes or no. - Answer TRUE, Because
the purpose of a research question is to cause the researcher to study the effect of the variables
in the question, a simple yes or no answer to the research question is not acceptable.
What habits promote critical thinking? - Answer Being proactive, putting first things first, and
thinking win-win.
Said another way: looking ahead, setting priorities and seeking outcomes beneficial to all
involved participants.
What are barriers to critical thinking? - Answer Conformity, stereotyping, and tunnel vision.
Said another way: Doing things the way everyone else does, jumping to preconceived
conclusions and looking at the outcomes with a narrow perspective.
