Critical Thinking Flashcards

(15 cards)

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What are the six steps suggested by Neil Thompson for developing reflective practice?

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  • Read
  • Ask
  • Watch
  • Feel
  • Talk
  • Think

These steps help in cultivating critical, constructive, and creative thinking necessary for reflective practice.

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What are the three most relevant types of experience in professional practice?

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  • Intellectual
  • Emotional
  • Subjective
    These types of experiences contribute to personal notions of reality and ‘know how’ learning.
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What are the two types of reflection identified by Donald Schon?

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  • Reflection-in-action
  • Reflection-on-action
    These reflect different approaches professionals use to conceptualize and articulate their knowledge.
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What is the main purpose of reflective practice in nursing?

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To reflect upon practice and learn from it.
Reflective practice is required by the Nursing Council of New Zealand competencies.

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What are the components of Gibbs’ Reflective Cycle?

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  • Description
  • Action Plan
  • Conclusion
  • Evaluation
  • Feelings
    Each component helps in analyzing and learning from an event.
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What is the definition of critical thinking as it relates to nursing practice?

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A process where different information is gathered, thought about, questioned, and evaluated to understand a topic or issue.

Critical thinking involves continually questioning and making judgments based on evidence.

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What are the two types of reasoning involved in critical thinking?

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  • Inductive reasoning
  • Deductive reasoning

Inductive reasoning leads to probable conclusions, while deductive reasoning leads to more certain conclusions.

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What is the focus of the white hat in the Six Thinking Hats method?

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Neutral and objective, concerned with facts and figures.
This hat emphasizes data-driven analysis.

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List the six domains involved in the clinical reasoning process.

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  • Gathering relevant information and data
  • Making appropriate judgments and decisions
  • Setting priorities and goals
  • Preparing for and taking action
  • Evaluating impacts and outcomes
  • Learning from the process to inform future practice

These domains are essential for effective clinical reasoning.

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What is the significance of developing clinical reasoning skills in nursing?

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People’s lives depend on it.

Clinical reasoning is challenging due to the dynamic clinical context and the risks involved in decision-making.

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Fill in the blank: Reflective practice involves a sense of _______.

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[self]

Self-awareness is crucial for modifying personal behavior based on experiences.

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What is the purpose of evaluation in reflective practice?

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To give value to an event and recognize all its components.

Evaluation requires judgment about what went well and what didn’t.

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What is required for honest reflection in practice?

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100% honesty

Honest exploration of an event is crucial for effective learning.

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What does the analysis of a situation involve?

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Breaking it down into its components or parts.

This helps explore the event’s parts separately to understand the overall outcome.

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True or False: Reflection is only about identifying what went wrong in an event.

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False

Reflection is about learning from experiences, including successes and areas for improvement.

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