NRSG139 - Clinical Reasoning Cycle: Application to Patient Health
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This essay details the application of the Clinical Reasoning Cycle (CRC) in assessing and planning care for a 61-year-old patient, Mr. Smith, awaiting AAA surgery. As a first-year nursing student, the author describes using the CRC to gather information about Mr. Smith's health history, including hypertension and previous beta-blocker use. The essay outlines the process of collecting cues through patient interviews and reviewing medical records, followed by interpreting and processing this information to identify potential risks like hypotension during and after surgery. Facilitators and barriers to Mr. Smith's health are considered, emphasizing the importance of fluid management post-operation. The author reflects on the experience, highlighting the CRC as a valuable tool for clinical decision-making in nursing practice.
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