4. The learner will discuss pertinent assessment findings and what was found that was specific to the older…
6. List at least 8 assessment findings you should monitor closely for in the development of the complication identified in Question 5.…
level is being admitted by the nurse. Which assessment finding will the nurse expect to find?…
a) an explanation of six assessment methods, identifying when and how they would be used (ref. 1.2)…
List two potential problems that a nurse may discover in an assessment of each age group.…
A few health problems encountered were lack of bedside manners, communication from doctors, nurses and physical therapists. Lack of knowledge of patient diagnosis.…
M1: Assess possible difficulties involved in the diagnosis of the disorders from their signs and symptoms.…
List two potential problems that a nurse may discover in an assessment of each age group.…
A nurse is completing a physical assessment on a child. What are three (3) potential signs of neglect?…
Slide 8 Evaluate how this disease or illness impacts the adult client in the following areas:…
Identify a patient care situation in which you describe how nursing care or approaches to decision-making may differ based upon the educational preparation of the nurse (BSN versus a diploma or ADN degree).…
Health perception relates to what health means to this family. Are they having any health issues, how do they maintain their health and where do they receive most of their health education? This family has few active health problems at this time and none of the family members currently take any medications, except OTC meds for headaches etc. Mom is overweight and is aware of this and has an action plan. Dad is a heavy smoker, smoking two packs per day for the last forty years! He does not recognize this as a health problem and does not want to quit. Everyone is up to…
This assignment will discuss and define the role of assessment as a vital tool in the provision of nursing care within the Nursing process. The author will describe sources of information which may inform the assessment process, identify a specific assessment tool used in my area of practice and identify ways of developing a positive professional relationship with the client, during the assessment process.…
3. Identify the assessment test that are available to enable listing of the signs and symptoms.…
Also, contributing to dental caries can be due to the self care at home of the patient. The dental hygienist must correlate to the patient and attract the patient into learning greater details towards oral hygiene to better their health. Asking open ended questions will bring the patient more into the conversation. For instance, engaging the patient by asking or having the patient show their home health care habits. In return, giving additional suggestions will help with developing good health habits for patients. Caries can range from pits, fissures, mesial surfaces, distal surfaces, incisal angle, gingival third, and on cusp tips. This is also called Black's Classification for dental caries. All ages can be at risk for dental caries and gum disease. Early childhood caries (ECC) is a major concern for children all over the world. This disease is rapid and affects the anterior teeth normally around the age of 5. Commmonly known to people as baby bottle syndrome. Risk factors can include lack of fluoride in the water system, low-income family, sleeps with a bottle, not propertly cleaning the teeth, and juice is a main contributor to…