11:18ll LTE D< ВackDiscussion DetailsMedical Surgical Nursing IChapter 3, Critical Thinking,Ethical Decision Making, and theNursing Process10 ptsArlene GrantAGMar 28, 2022 at 9:55 AM1. A nurse is developing a plan of care for acardiac patient. The nurse must use criticalthinking skills to complete this process.• What are some key characteristics of criticalthinking that the nurse needs to consider inthe proper development of a plan of care?2. When using critical thinking to develop a planof nursing care, what must be considered thatmight influence the development of the plan?Please respond in no less than 100 wordsrespond to one other student in no less than 50wordsDashboardCalendarTo DoNotificationsInbox因

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