# Concepts & Clinical Judgment

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## [About the Concepts & Clinical Judgment category](https://nclexmap.discourse.group/t/about-the-concepts-clinical-judgment-category/10)

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**Last updated:** [October 31, 2026, 4:51am UTC](https://nclexmap.discourse.group/t/about-the-concepts-clinical-judgment-category/10 "2026-10-31T04:51:37Z")

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Work through an original practice scenario, explain which cues mattered, and ask about the decision that was difficult. Include your exam track and source.

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## [\[RN + PN\] Six prompts for reviewing a clinical judgment decision](https://nclexmap.discourse.group/t/rn-pn-six-prompts-for-reviewing-a-clinical-judgment-decision/23)

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After an original practice case, pick the step that felt least clear and write a sentence about it. You can use these questions to discuss the six functions in the NCSBN clinical judgment model. Function Reflection …

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## [\[RN + PN\] How to ask a clinical judgment question others can answer](https://nclexmap.discourse.group/t/rn-pn-how-to-ask-a-clinical-judgment-question-others-can-answer/19)

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Start with a practice situation you wrote yourself. Tell readers whether you are working from the RN or PN plan. Describe the cues you noticed, what you thought they meant, and the decision where you got stuck. A useful…