Emergency Care in the Streets, Ch. 12 (Critical Thinking and Clinical Decision Making), 8th Edition Master List 2022 (GRADEDE A+)

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A negative attitude about any patient or patient care situation: almost guarantees that the care you provide will be suboptimal. A working diagnosis is MOST accurately defined as: what you feel... is the cause of your patient's problem 00:54 01:09 After gathering information from the patient, scene, and any bystanders, you must next: determine which information is valid and which may be invalid. Documenting difficulties such as darkness, limited access, and unruly crowds that you encounter while caring for a patient is MOST important because it: will help justify the patient care decisions you make. Given the number of possible diagnoses in any situation and the limited physical and technical resources of the field, you will MOST likely: regularly be treating patients who can only be diagnosed at the hospital. If a patient's clinical presentation is not addressed in a specific algorithm, the paramedic must: determine what is in the patient's best interest. In EMS, the process of concept formation involves: gathering information about your patient. In order to be a competent and effective paramedic, it is MOST important for you to: think and perform quickly and effectively under pressure. Knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology is MOST important during the ________________ stage of critical thinking. data interpretation No matter how sure he or she is of the working diagnosis, the thinking paramedic must: always keep [Show More]

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