Chapter One - Critical Thinking Flashcards

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Assessment

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Collection of subjective and objective data about a patients health

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Database

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Totality of information available about the patient
-subjective and objective

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3
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Examples of databases

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Patient records, lab studies

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4
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The purpose of assessment is to make a

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Judgement or diagnosis

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5
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Diagnostic reasoning

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Process of analyzing health data and drawing conclusions to identify diagnosis

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Four main components of diagnostic reasoning

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-attending to cues
-formulating hypotheses
-gathering data for hypothesis
-evaluating each hypothesis

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Validating data

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Ensures that the information you have collected is accurate and helps to identify missing information

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8
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What process is essential to critical thinknig

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Validating data

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9
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What is the nursing process

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A dynamic interactive process in which practitioners move back and forth among the phases

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Five phases of the nursing process

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Assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, implementation and evaluation

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11
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Critical thinking

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Multidimensional thinking process needed for sound diagnostic reasoning and clinical judgment

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First level priority problems

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Emergent, life threatening and immediate
-need for airway or supportive breathing

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Second level priority problems

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Require promotion intervention to prevent deterioration
-mental health change or acute plan

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Third level priority

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Important to the patients health but can be addressed after dealing with more urgent problems
-lack of knowledge or family coping

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15
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Collaborative problems

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Physiological complications in which the approach to treatment encompasses multiple disciplines
-diagnosis onset of problems and monitor changes in status

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16
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Evidence informed practice

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Systematic approach to practice and uses
-best evidence
-clinical experience
-patients values and preferences

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Biomedical model

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Health is the absence of disease
-collecting data on biophysical signs and symptoms
-curing disease

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Behavioural model

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Extends beyond treating disease to include primary and secondary prevention
-emphasis on changing behaviours and lifestyles

19
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Socioenviromental model

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Encompasses the biomedical and behavioural models and incorporates sociological and envromental aspects of health

20
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Health promotion

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Defined as a comprehensive social and political process of enabling people

21
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Health promotion

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Defined as a comprehensive social and political process of enabling people