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clinical experience
Use of knowledge, critical thinking, and past performance to solve problems
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clinical reasoning
Use of critical thinking to question why the patient has an abnormal finding
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competence
Ability to understand rights and responsibilities
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critical thinking
Purposeful process that is disciplined, active, multidimensional, reasonable, rational, and reflective to arrive at insight and draw conclusions
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diagnostic reasoning
The process of gathering and clustering data to draw inferences and propose diagnoses
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diagnostic reasoning process
Skills used to make nursing diagnoses
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human patient simulator
A life-sized mannequin with a sophisticated computer interface, which presents clinical scenarios that evolve based on decisions a user makes
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learning styles
How students learn best
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nursing judgment
Knowledge, experience, critical thinking, and clinical reasoning
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nursing process
Systematic approach to providing nursing care using assessment, diagnosis, outcome identification, planning, implementation, and evaluation
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primary source
The patient
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reflection
Identifying the main emotional themes contained in a communication and directing them back to the patient for the purpose of verifying and checking feelings that are being heard
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secondary sources
Family, significant others, other healthcare professionals, health records, and literature review
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nursing process ADPIE
assessment, (nursing) diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation
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