Question 1

This is the IOM's vision for the future of healthcare relationships?

Accepted Answer

A)  For healthcare providers to be all-knowing 
B)  For healthcare professionals and patients to work in partnerships 
C)  For health providers and patients to work in an error-free environment 
D)  For healthcare providers and patients to use CT and open lines of communication 
A)  For healthcare providers to be all-knowing 
B)  For healthcare professionals and patients to work in partnerships 
C)  For health providers and patients to work in an error-free environment 
D)  For healthcare providers and patients to use CT and open lines of communication B

Question 2

This term describes the type of relationship there is in patient-centered care?

Accepted Answer

A)  partnerships 
B)  informative relationships 
C)  collaborative 
D)  all of the above 
A)  partnerships 
B)  informative relationships 
C)  collaborative 
D)  all of the above D

Question 3

What do we learn by assessing a patient's habits of the mind?

Accepted Answer

A)  the patient's readiness and willingness to participate in CT and patient-centered care 
B)  the patient's ability to participate in CT and patient-centered care 
C)  the state of the patient's habits of the mind 
D)  the patient's actual skills at thinking 
A)  the patient's readiness and willingness to participate in CT and patient-centered care 
B)  the patient's ability to participate in CT and patient-centered care 
C)  the state of the patient's habits of the mind 
D)  the patient's actual skills at thinking A

Question 4

This CT skill is especially helpful when patients make fine distinctions about their bodies and help providers establish a baseline?

Accepted Answer

A)  information seeking 
B)  discriminating 
C)  logical reasoning 
D)  analyzing 
A)  information seeking 
B)  discriminating 
C)  logical reasoning 
D)  analyzing

Question 5

How do we as providers verify that our thinking is on track with our patient's thinking?

Accepted Answer

A)  conclude 
B)  validate 
C)  deduce 
D)  assess 
A)  conclude 
B)  validate 
C)  deduce 
D)  assess

Question 6

With the implementation of patient-centered care, providers will be more likely to do this?

Accepted Answer

A)  expect patients to do research before arriving at the doctor's 
B)  assume patients have greater knowledge of health issues 
C)  value patient's knowledge and collaborate with them 
D)  spend more time teaching and informing patients about pertinent issues relating to their own health 
A)  expect patients to do research before arriving at the doctor's 
B)  assume patients have greater knowledge of health issues 
C)  value patient's knowledge and collaborate with them 
D)  spend more time teaching and informing patients about pertinent issues relating to their own health

Question 7

The IOM competency of patient-provider relationships is important because it stresses which of these topics?

Accepted Answer

A)  patient satisfaction and outcomes 
B)  staff CT and data collection 
C)  staff CT and patient CT 
D)  patient input and staff analysis 
A)  patient satisfaction and outcomes 
B)  staff CT and data collection 
C)  staff CT and patient CT 
D)  patient input and staff analysis

Question 8

Standards change and some standards are culturally biased. Using CT and standards together help healthcare professionals achieve this outcome(s)?

Accepted Answer

A)  customized patient-centered care 
B)  a higher patient satisfaction rate 
C)  fewer errors and hazards 
D)  improved quality and safety measures 
A)  customized patient-centered care 
B)  a higher patient satisfaction rate 
C)  fewer errors and hazards 
D)  improved quality and safety measures

Question 9

What are the biggest drawbacks to patient-centered care?

Accepted Answer

A)  time and power 
B)  time and money 
C)  money and power 
D)  time, power, and money 
A)  time and power 
B)  time and money 
C)  money and power 
D)  time, power, and money

Question 10

Providers can do this to assist patients with predicting how their lives will change with the health issue at hand?

Accepted Answer

A)  ask questions that make patients think of the future 
B)  help patients see alternative "right" answers 
C)  facilitate opportunities for patients to use predictive thinking 
D)  all of the above 
A)  ask questions that make patients think of the future 
B)  help patients see alternative "right" answers 
C)  facilitate opportunities for patients to use predictive thinking 
D)  all of the above

This is the IOM's vision for the future of healthcare relationships?

This term describes the type of relationship there is in patient-centered care?

What do we learn by assessing a patient's habits of the mind?

This CT skill is especially helpful when patients make fine distinctions about their bodies and help providers establish a baseline?

How do we as providers verify that our thinking is on track with our patient's thinking?

With the implementation of patient-centered care, providers will be more likely to do this?

The IOM competency of patient-provider relationships is important because it stresses which of these topics?

Standards change and some standards are culturally biased. Using CT and standards together help healthcare professionals achieve this outcome(s)?

What are the biggest drawbacks to patient-centered care?

Providers can do this to assist patients with predicting how their lives will change with the health issue at hand?

Why Critical Thinking

What Is Critical Thinking

Who Are the Critical Thinkers

Institute of Medicine Competencies As a Context for Thinking:the How, When, and Where of Critical Thinking

Critical Thinking, Quality Improvement, and Safety

Critical Thinking and Interdisciplinary Teams

Critical Thinking and Evidence-Based Practice

Critical Thinking and Informatics

Assessing Critical Thinking

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Exam 6: Critical Thinking and Patient-Centered Care

This is the IOM's vision for the future of healthcare relationships?

This term describes the type of relationship there is in patient-centered care?

What do we learn by assessing a patient's habits of the mind?

This CT skill is especially helpful when patients make fine distinctions about their bodies and help providers establish a baseline?

How do we as providers verify that our thinking is on track with our patient's thinking?

With the implementation of patient-centered care, providers will be more likely to do this?

The IOM competency of patient-provider relationships is important because it stresses which of these topics?

Standards change and some standards are culturally biased. Using CT and standards together help healthcare professionals achieve this outcome(s)?

What are the biggest drawbacks to patient-centered care?

Providers can do this to assist patients with predicting how their lives will change with the health issue at hand?

Why Critical Thinking

What Is Critical Thinking

Who Are the Critical Thinkers

Institute of Medicine Competencies As a Context for Thinking:the How, When, and Where of Critical Thinking

Critical Thinking, Quality Improvement, and Safety

Critical Thinking and Interdisciplinary Teams

Critical Thinking and Evidence-Based Practice

Critical Thinking and Informatics

Assessing Critical Thinking

Thinking Realities of Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

Filters