Mid-shift purposeful clinical judgement recognize cues

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What are acute respiratory failure vital signs Mid-Shift Purposeful Clinical Judgement Recognize Cues- explain the assessment changes since the start of shift. Analyze Cues- how are the changes important or significant? Prioritize Hypothesis- what could be causing the changes? Generate Solutions- what can/should you do about these changes? Take Action- what did I do about it? Evaluate Outcomes- did my actions make a difference why or why not? what should have been done differently?

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