Tuesday Test Tips - 4 Steps to Master Critical Thinking
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- In this week's Tuesday Test Tips Jon discusses critical thinking. We know that critical thinking is important to your success as a nursing student but also as a nurse in your career however very few schools actually teach you HOW to critically think.
Jon goes over a simple 4 step process that will help you with critical thinking in nursing school.
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Steps
1. Suspend all judgement
2. Collect ALL information
3. Balance ALL information
4. Make a Holistic Decision
yep i would not be failing nursing school if he was my teacher. i have the lowest rating teachers, and teachers who have literally refused to help me and told me to ask my classmates for help. I had a teacher who told me if i told you what o focus on for the test it would be cheating. Her solution was to read all the assigned chapters, study all the hw, practice questions, power points, lectures and know it all (that is just one class). i can go and on. im failing, i dont know if it is even mathematically possible to pass. I am so depressed, and unemployed and have no idea what to do now. Literally might have to sleep in my car and wait and pray for a job opportunity. keep me in your prayers please.
prayers sent brother. Hope you get better. Don't give up and remember, failing is part of life, so is pain.
My skill level is at critical guessing right now.
Lol
Guessing _is_ thinking
“Which one looks the least wrong” 🤣🤣🤣
Educated guessing is good enough
Thank you!!!
This is great. Thank you so much.
An other tuesday, an other tip!
Yup, for some reason my brain only retained the last detail which was urinary retention lol.
I love this!!! But you didn’t finish the question!! 🙃🙃🙃
administer a loop diuretic, put on some ted hose and call it a day?
@@jljordan1 yes administer iv lasix stat as ordered to help excrete the water retention, place patient in high fowlers position to facilitate from breathing, administer oxygen per doctors order, strict I's & O's monitoring, limit fluid intake to prevent from further exacerbation, also elevate the lower limbs for good tissue perfusion thus relieve swelling
What were the options? Lol