A full-spectrum nurse uses a critical-thinking model to organize her thinking when caring for a patient.The nurse realizes she lacks some facts about the patient's pathophysiology,so she makes sure to use a credible source for the information.She considers the alternatives for action,then again looks up some information.Before deciding what to do,she thinks about the patient's family situation.What aspect of a critical-thinking model does this best illustrate? The nurse is:
A) Following model guidelines for specific interventions
B) Using linear processes to think critically
C) Moving back and forth between steps, and not thinking sequentially
D) Using self-knowledge in the decision-making process

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The Answer is C

A Full-Spectrum Nurse Uses a Critical-Thinking Model to Organize Her