NURS final week 1-5

What is clinical judgement?

• interpretation or conclusion about a patients needs, concerns, or health problem

• process where nurses and other clinicians make their judgement

• mental process of active and skillful perception, analysis, synthesis

• process of analyzing data

Whats clinical reasoning?

• interpretation or conclusion about a patient's needs, concerns, or health problem

• process where nurses and other clinicians make their judgement

• mental process of active and skillful perception, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation

• process of analyzing data

What is critical thinking?

• interpretation or conclusion about a patient's needs, concerns, or health problem

• process where nurses and other clinicians make their judgement

• mental process of active and skillful perception, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation

• process of analyzing data

Whats interpreting?

• interpretation or condition about a patients needs, concern, or health, and problem

• process where nurses and other clinicians make their judgement

• mental process of active and skillful perception, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation

• process of analyzing data

Whats noticing?

• process of analyzing data

• nurse's perspective of situation

• scientific, clinical reasoning approach to patient's care

• what nurse thinks they learned from patient's experience

Whats the nursing process?

• process of analyzing data

• nurse's perspective of situation

• scientific clinical reasoning approach to patient care

• what the nurse thinks they learned from the patient experience

Whats reflecting?

• process of analyzing data

• nurse's perspective of situation

• scientific, clinical reasoning approach to patient care

• what nurse thinks they learned from the patient experience

Whats responding?

• nurse's perspective of the situation

• scientific clinical reasoning approach to patient care

• what nurse thinks they learned from patient experience

• monitoring patient or act to notice, prevent, detect early, or resolve patient problems

Whats a smart goal?

• Going to bed early and starting assignments early

• specific goals, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely

• specific goals that are measurable and unachievable and unrealistic

Whats prioritization?

• scheduling accordingly

• acheivability in a timely manner

• reachable