Question

four component of the critical thinking model for nursing

Answer 1

Ans) Four component of the critical thinking model for nursing:

• Knowledge base:

First component of critical thinking model. Prepares to better anticipate and identify patients problems by understanding their origin and nature. The depth and extent of knowledge influence your ability to think critically about nursing problems.

• Experience:

Second component of critical thinking model. The body of knowledge you gain from talking with patients and families, observing their courses of illness, providing interventions, and seeing the effects. Clinical experience is the laboratory for testing nursing knowledge.

• Competence:

Your ability as a nurse to do something successfully or efficiently.

• Attitude:

Define how a successful critical thinker approaches a problem. Use confidence, think independently, fairness, responsible, accountable, discipline, perseverance, creativity, curiosity, integrity, humility.

• Standards:

These are either intellectual or professional. Intellectual are complete, accurate, relevant, significant, logical, adequate, broad, clear, consistent, precise, specific. Professional are ethical criteria for nursing judgment, criteria for evaluation, professional responsibility. (Being an advocate for your patient).