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Question 26 of 30 for our Cardiovascular Technologist Mock Interview

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Question 26 of 30

Give a specific example of a time when you used good judgement and logic in solving a problem.

"While monitoring a patients blood pressure and heart rate using electrocardiogram equipment during a diagnostic procedure, the EKG suggested a possible problem with the patient. I was able to notify the physician right away. Because of my prompt acknowledgment of the notification, we were able to help diagnose a serious issue in the patient."

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How to Answer: Give a specific example of a time when you used good judgement and logic in solving a problem.

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  • 26. Give a specific example of a time when you used good judgement and logic in solving a problem.

      How to Answer

      Stable judgment calls are an integral part of being a successful medical professional. The interviewer would like to know that you can use logic and solve problems based on your sound judgment. If possible, answer this question with a specific situation or story. Show the interviewer that you have a great head on your shoulders.

      Written by Heather Douglass on April 2nd, 2021

      1st Answer Example

      "While monitoring a patients blood pressure and heart rate using electrocardiogram equipment during a diagnostic procedure, the EKG suggested a possible problem with the patient. I was able to notify the physician right away. Because of my prompt acknowledgment of the notification, we were able to help diagnose a serious issue in the patient."

      Written by Heather Douglass on April 2nd, 2021

      2nd Answer Example

      "Last week we had a patient in for a routine and straightforward procedure. Afterward, the patient mentioned that they didn't feel well. I encouraged them to stay for a few extra minutes. I monitored the patient as best I could, between other patients, mentioning my concern to the physician. Fast-forward 30 minutes, we ended up rushing the patient to the ER for signs of possible blockage. My logic and judgment helped this patient to avoid a potentially fatal incident. "

      Written by Heather Douglass on April 2nd, 2021