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| The active, organized, cognitive process used to carefully examine one's thinking and the thinking of others. |
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| What is critical thinking |
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| Both a process and a set of skills |
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| Being a good critical thinker means |
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| Being open to new ideas and able to focus on the circumstances surrounding a situation. |
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| skill that separates professional nurses from unlicensed technical staff. |
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| Clinical decisions involve part 1 |
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observe patient, search for and examine ideas, make inferences (draw conclusions)
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| Clinical decisions involve Part 2 |
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Then consider scientific principals
recognize the problems,
develop and approach to nursing care |
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| Knowledge based on research or clinical expertise |
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| Process of thinking back or recalling an even or discovering the meaning and purpose of that event |
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Language is not understood
Abnormal neurological condition in which the language function is defective due to an injury in certain areas of the cerebral cortex. |
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| Neuro disorder influencing the production (expressive)and understanding (receptive)of language |
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| Immediate apprehension that something is so, without benefit of conscious reasoning |
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| Acquisition of new knowledge and skills as a result of reinforcement, practice, and experience |
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