Nrsg138

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• Subject Code : NRSG138
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• Subject Name: Nursing

Effective Clinical Reasoning Skills Introduction to Effective Clinical Reasoning Skills Effective clinical reasoning skills can make a difference in patient outcomes.A process of clinical thinking goes through structured steps involving logical considerations by every medical professional, particularly doctors and nurses.Implementing this method facilitates the "thought" behind the treatment strategy of the patient, allowing …

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Transition to Nursing Introduction to Clinical Reasoning Cycle Clinical reasoning cycle is defined as a process through which the nurses collect cues, process the information, develop an understanding of the situation or problems faced by the patient, and synthesize goals for interventions and further evaluate the outcomes (Hunter & Arthur, 2016). A clinical reasoning cycle is concluded through reflective analysis of the process of…

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Transition Into Nursing  Introduction to Exercise-Induced Asthma Ben, a widower, was admitted to the hospital with elevated asthma. From a pathophysiology perspective, Ben has confirmed Diabetes Mellitus. Ben was of good health until he caught a cold; he wheezed and coughed, accomplished by shortness of breath while laughing. The examination revealed that he had high levels of asthma. Asthma may result in respiratory truck disorde…

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Transition to Nursing  Description: Gibbs Cycle- Person-Centered Care As observed in the case, when Tula was admitted to the hospital, it was observed how the patient had a rising temperature, was having a dry cough, and also was showing the signs of the paroxysmal expiratory wheeze. The patient was facing the condition due to the acute dyspnoea after her 12-hour factory shift. and the patient had reported a high breathing problem…