RNSG 1137 PNC III final exam possible questions for final
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The instructor explains that one of the changes Clinical Judgement Model : To depict the process of "thinking like a nurse," Tanner (2006)
they will developed a model known as the clinical
undergo while in nursing school is learning to judgment model.
"think like a nurse." What is the most current model
of this thinking process?
The nursing student uses evidence-based practice cognitive skills : which is characterized by identifying rationales for plan of care and selecting
findings in the development of a care plan. This is nursing interventions
an example of which type
of nursing skill?
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,The nurse examines the patient's medication Ethical and Legal skills
administration record (MAR) and concludes that Reporting problems and unacceptable practices is an aspect of ethical/legal skills.
the night nurse likely hung the antibiotic but failed
to start the infusion. As a
result, the antibiotic is three hours late and the
nurse has consequently filled out an incident
report. In doing so, the nurse has
exhibited which of the following?
What is a systematic way to form and shape one's Critical thinking is defined as "a systematic way to form and shape one's thinking.
thinking?
Planning _ Cognitively skilled nurses are critical thinkers and are able to plan those nursing
What step in the nursing process is most closely
interventions that are most
associated with cognitively skilled nurses?
likely to yield the desired outcomes.
Members of the staff on a hospital unit are critical Independent thinking - do not let the status quo or a persuasive individual control their thinking.
of a client's family, who has different cultural
beliefs about health and
illness. A student assigned to the patient does not
agree, based on her care of the client and family.
What critical thinking
attitude is the student demonstrating?
2. Clinical Openness to various viewpoints : inherent in critical thinking;
Judgement
#1,2,3,4 Brunner A care conference has been
organized for a patient with complex medical and
psychosocial needs. When applying the
principles of critical thinking to this patient's care
planning, the nurse should most exemplify what
characteristic?
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, Achieving adequate pain management for a A, C, D, E
postoperative patient will require sophisticated
critical thinking skills by the
nurse. What are the potential benefits of critical
thinking in nursing? Select all that apply.
A) Enhancing the nurse's clinical decision making
B) Identifying the patient's individual preferences
C) Planning the best nursing actions to assist the
patient
D) Increasing the accuracy of the nurse's
judgments
E) Helping identify the patient's priority needs
The nursing instructor cites a list of skills that B, C, E
support critical thinking in clinical situations. The
nurse should describe skills in
which of the following domains? Select all that
apply.
A) Self-esteem
B) Self-regulation
C) Inference
D) Autonomy
E) Interpretation
A nurse sees a patient with a diagnosis of anorexia Clinical Judgment
and orders a diet/nutrition consult what clinical
reasoning skill
is used?
The nurse is providing care for a patient with interpretation
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
The nurse's most recent
assessment reveals an SaO2 of 89%. The nurse is
aware that part of critical thinking is determining
the significance of data that
have been gathered. What characteristic of critical
thinking is used in determining the best response
to this assessment
finding?
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