Chapter 22: Health Assessment Flashcards

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Health Assessment is?

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an assessment that asses the physical, mental, spiritual, socioeconomics, and cultural states.

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Nursing Assessment is?

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Focuses on clients functional abilities and physical responses to illness and other stressors.

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Physical Assessment is?

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Consists of Techniques used to gather (objective data)

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What does a complete Health Assessment include?

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  1. Nursing History

2. Physical Examination

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The purpose of the Baseline Data

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Data about the patients physical status to compare any health changes.

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The type of physical examination you perform will depend on clients…

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Health status, nature of encounters, and settings.

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For an Annual Physical perform a…

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Comprehensive Physical Assessment:

complete head to toe exam, health history interview.

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Focused Physical Assessment

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a particular topic, problem, body part

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Systemic Specific Assessment

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1 body system

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What is the order of the Body System approach when preparing to perform a physical examination?

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Musculoskeleton, Cardiovascular, Neurological

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Percussion

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tapping your fingers on skin.

tapping->produce->vibration= determine location size and density

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Auscultation

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using hearing to gather data

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Direct Auscultation

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listening without using an instrument

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Indirect Auscultation

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listening with the help pf stethoscope

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Stethoscope Diaphragm

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high pitched sounds of the heart, lung, and abdomen

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Stethoscope Bell

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low pitch sounds murmurs, bruits (turbulent blood flow)

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Olfaction

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sense of smell

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During olfaction, you notice the client is slurring. You think is was caused by…

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stroke

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Which age group are self conscious, want privacy, and are going through puberty?

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13-20 adolescence

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What type of position is used to measure musculoskeleton, neurological system, asses gait?

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standing position

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If you want to asses vital signs, what position is common to use for patient?

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Sitting position

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When patient is in a supine position and is having a hard time breathing, what passion do you recommend they do next?

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Fowler’s position: head elevated 60 degree

semi Fowler’s postion: 30 to 50 degrees

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What position is used when females get a pelvic exam?

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Lithotomy

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What are the 2 positions use to examine rectal are of the patient

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sims and knee chest on hands and knees

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What is the correct order of physical examination?
Inspection, palpation, percussion, Auscultation
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When palpating the patient, the nurse uses the dorsum of the hand to...
temperature deterimation
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When palpating the patient, the nurse uses the palmer surface of the hand to...
locate pulsation
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When palpating the patient, the nurse uses the fingertips of the hand to...
skin texture, swelling, pulsation, masses
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In the Integumentary System, you must notice the characteristics of the skin such as...
color, temperature, and moisture
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If a patient is sweating, this maybe a sign of
finished exercising, thyroid problem, overreacted sweating gland
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cafe au lait spot is?
On infants/ neonates Light brown birthmark: generic disorder/ medical problem
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Capillary hemoangiomas
small irregular pink areas that can disappear
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Mangolian Spot
blue black birthmark that are found is specific nationality. They usually fade by age 2
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erythema
site of infection
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If a patients skin temperature feels cooler than usual...then you assume
poor peripheral circulation, shock, hypothermia
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If a patients skin is pale and have a loss of red in their skin tone then...
pallor
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cyanosis
blue/green skin color because hypoxia
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yellow/orange skin color
Jaundice
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Ecchymosis
blue green yellow area: sign of abuse/ internal bleeding.
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Mottling
blush
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What happens when a patient has Edema
abnormal fluid in the tissue, common with heart failure, kidney disease, low albumin levels, swollen tissue.
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Milia is known as
white heads
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Nevi is also known as
moles and freckles and birthmarks
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striae is also know as
stretch marks
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what is the hair type of a patient with hyperthyroidism?
very fine and silky
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what is the hair type of a patient with hypothyroidism?
dry
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Another term for hair loss
Alopecia
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Hirsutism is known as
having a lot of facial and trunk hair possibly do to steroid use
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Bumpy Nail is usual sign of
Respiration Problem
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what is a typical nail plate angle?
160 degree and more
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HEENT
Head, eye, ear, nose, teeth
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Temporomandibular joint syndrom
jaw cracks too much
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Graves disease
man looks like women | women look like men
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myopia
far sightness
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hyperopia
near sightness
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persbyopia
diminished near vision (45)
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cross eye
strabismus
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lazy eye
amblyopia
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what cranial nerves control pupillary reaction to light
iii ocululomotor | ii optic
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how many teeth should adult have
28 or 32 including wisdom teeth
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glossitis
inflammation of the tongue
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What type of test do you use to test color blindness?
Itinerary Cards Test
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When palpating the ear, what do you use?
otoscope
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Webber test
use running fork (vibrate) at the center of the head..should have equal vibration in both ears
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Rinne Test
compares air conduction (bone conduction)
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Romberg Test
asses equilibrium...standing with feet together eyes closed. If you see swaying they have vestibular/cerebellar disorder
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The normal pupil size
3mm
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Cervical lymph nodes have to be what size?
1cm | if larger= infection
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S1
lub closure of valve between atria and ventricles
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S2
dub closure for semilunar valve between the ventricles and greater arteries exiting the heart)
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crepitis
popping sound
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Pulmonary Arteries
carry O2 from blood tot he right ventricle->lung
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Systemic Arteries
carry oxygen blood from left ventricle to the body periphery
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veins carry blood
towards the heart
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arteries carry blood
away from the heart
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peripheral vessels
both vein and arteries
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stereognosis
recognize form of object
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graphesthesia
outline number on hand
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point localization
identify if one is being touched