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Which type of clinical reasoning utilizes data to come to a conclusion?
Which type of clinical reasoning utilizes data to come to a conclusion?
- Problem-based reasoning
- Type I clinical reasoning
- Diagnostic reasoning
- Type II clinical reasoning (correct)
What is the first step in defining and refining a problem?
What is the first step in defining and refining a problem?
- Constructing a problem list (correct)
- Focusing on diagnostic investigations
- Clarifying any problems
- Identifying the most specific problem
How can you differentiate between primary and secondary problems?
How can you differentiate between primary and secondary problems?
- Through imaging
- Through palpation
- Through haematology and biochemistry (correct)
- Through history and clinical exam
What is the purpose of the sign time graph in clinical reasoning?
What is the purpose of the sign time graph in clinical reasoning?
In clinical reasoning, what is the next step after defining the body system involved?
In clinical reasoning, what is the next step after defining the body system involved?
Which test would be appropriate for diagnosing a gastric lesion?
Which test would be appropriate for diagnosing a gastric lesion?
Which type of clinical signs suggest a slow gradual onset?
Which type of clinical signs suggest a slow gradual onset?
Which type of clinical signs will wax and wane?
Which type of clinical signs will wax and wane?
Which type of clinical signs are likely to become less severe over time?
Which type of clinical signs are likely to become less severe over time?
What is the general trend for clinical signs over time?
What is the general trend for clinical signs over time?
What should be done to build up experience and knowledge base for pattern recognition?
What should be done to build up experience and knowledge base for pattern recognition?
What is the purpose of practicing with simple cases?
What is the purpose of practicing with simple cases?
What is the key to pattern recognition in clinical reasoning?
What is the key to pattern recognition in clinical reasoning?
What should be done to improve pattern recognition speed?
What should be done to improve pattern recognition speed?
Which type of clinical reasoning relies on working memory and is slow, analytical, and abstract?
Which type of clinical reasoning relies on working memory and is slow, analytical, and abstract?
What is the process by which veterinary surgeons integrate clinical and contextual factors to make decisions about their patients?
What is the process by which veterinary surgeons integrate clinical and contextual factors to make decisions about their patients?
Which type of clinical reasoning doesn't rely on working memory and is fast, unconscious, and intuitive?
Which type of clinical reasoning doesn't rely on working memory and is fast, unconscious, and intuitive?
What are the two different types of clinical reasoning?
What are the two different types of clinical reasoning?
Which type of clinical reasoning can be prone to cognitive biases and emotional influence?
Which type of clinical reasoning can be prone to cognitive biases and emotional influence?
How does stress affect clinical reasoning?
How does stress affect clinical reasoning?
Which type of clinical reasoning relies on working memory and is slow, analytical, and abstract?
Which type of clinical reasoning relies on working memory and is slow, analytical, and abstract?
What are the sources of error for Type I reasoning?
What are the sources of error for Type I reasoning?
Which type of clinical reasoning doesn't rely on working memory and is fast, unconscious, and intuitive?
Which type of clinical reasoning doesn't rely on working memory and is fast, unconscious, and intuitive?
How does stress affect clinical reasoning?
How does stress affect clinical reasoning?
What are the two different types of clinical reasoning?
What are the two different types of clinical reasoning?
What is the purpose of practicing with simple cases?
What is the purpose of practicing with simple cases?
Which step in the problem-based reasoning process involves constructing a problem list and clarifying any problems?
Which step in the problem-based reasoning process involves constructing a problem list and clarifying any problems?
When working through the problem-based reasoning process, which step involves focusing diagnostic or therapeutic plans on specific problems?
When working through the problem-based reasoning process, which step involves focusing diagnostic or therapeutic plans on specific problems?
In problem-based reasoning, how can primary and secondary problems be differentiated?
In problem-based reasoning, how can primary and secondary problems be differentiated?
When defining the location in problem-based reasoning, what should be considered if the problem is vomiting?
When defining the location in problem-based reasoning, what should be considered if the problem is vomiting?
What is relied upon to work out the nature of the problem and its location in problem-based reasoning?
What is relied upon to work out the nature of the problem and its location in problem-based reasoning?
What does the sign time graph in problem-based reasoning show?
What does the sign time graph in problem-based reasoning show?
Which type of clinical signs are likely to become less severe over time?
Which type of clinical signs are likely to become less severe over time?
What is the general trend for clinical signs over time?
What is the general trend for clinical signs over time?
How does stress affect clinical reasoning?
How does stress affect clinical reasoning?
Which type of clinical signs suggest a slow gradual onset?
Which type of clinical signs suggest a slow gradual onset?
What is the key to pattern recognition in clinical reasoning?
What is the key to pattern recognition in clinical reasoning?
What is the purpose of practicing with simple cases?
What is the purpose of practicing with simple cases?
What should be done to build up experience and knowledge base for pattern recognition?
What should be done to build up experience and knowledge base for pattern recognition?
Which type of clinical reasoning relies on working memory and is slow, analytical, and abstract?
Which type of clinical reasoning relies on working memory and is slow, analytical, and abstract?
