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A state of complete physical, mental, and social well being and not merely the absense of disease or infirmity

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Health of WHO

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It focuses on both health history and physical examination

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Nursing Health Assessment

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It is used to evaluate the overall status of an individual

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Nursing Health Assessment

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It involves systematic data gathering that provides pertinent information (verbal/nonverbal) to facilitate a plan to deliver the quality nursing care for thr patient

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Health Nursing Assessment

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The systematic and continuous collection, organization, validation, and documentation of information

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Assessment

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Involved gathering of data

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Assessment

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Those that can be described only by the patient by the patient / the person

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Subjective

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Those that can be observed or measured

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Objective

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What type of data: dizzeness

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Subjective

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What type of data: Paleness / palor

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Objective

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What type of data: results of diagnostics

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Objective

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What type of data: nausea / vomiting

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Can be both depends

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What type of data: quality of pain

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Subjective

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What type of data: rashes

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Objective

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What type of data: bp, rr, pr, temperature

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Objective

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What type of data: diaphoresis

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Objective

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What type of data: fear, nervousness, anxiety

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Subjective

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What type of data: skin discoloration

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Objectibe

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What type of data: facial crimase

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Objective

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It is a planned, purposeful conversation

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Interview

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Who’s the primary source of data

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Patient

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What do you use in gathering data for health history

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Interview

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The method of data collection that uses of senses

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Ovservation

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The method of data collection that use units of measure

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Observation

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The method of data collection : interpretation of laboratory results
Observation
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What are the secondary sources of data
Fanily Friends Health team members
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Patient's record or chart is what source of data
Secondary source
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In depth assessment of the patients health status,,,, that usually takes place in the admission or transfer to a hospital or health care agency
Initial Comprehensive / Admission Assessment
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Continuous assessment of the patients health status accompanied by monitoring and observation of specific problems identified in a mini, initial comprehensive or focused assessment
On-going time lapsed or partial assessment
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An assessment of a specific condition, problems, identified risk or assessment of care
Focused Assessment/ Problem-oriented Assessment
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A snapshot view of the patient based on a quick visual and physical assessment
Emergency Assessment
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What is the first thing we get in emergency assessment?
ABC Airway Breathing Circulation
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Where do nurses gathers patient's data?
Health history Physical examination
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It is used to analyze the patient data and develop hypotheses as to the patients problem
Clinical Reasoning Process
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What are the foundation of clinical assessment?
Health history and Physical assessment
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Is symptoms subjective or objective data?
Subjective
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Is signs subjective or objective data?
Objective
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This develops between the nurse and the patient and a mutual trust begins
Rapport
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The use of this is beneficial as an instrument in assisting the new nurse to formulate relavant and interrelated questions
OLDCART
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What is OLDCARTS
Onset Location Duration Characteristics Associated Manifestation Relieving Factors Treatment Severity
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Where the sign of symptom is located
Location
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What the symptoms feels like, how it is described, and the severity
Characteristics
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Anything that the patient has tried to relieve the signs or symptoms
Relieving Factors
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When the sign or symptoms started
Onset
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Any interventions the patient has previously tried
Treatment
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What else is goin on when the patient experiences the signs and symptoms
Associated Manifestation
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How long the sign has been going on
Duration
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The use of pain scale or score
Severity
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It is the subjective and objective data gathered duting the initial health history and physical examination
Assessment
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This is essential to elicit pertinent information about the patient, family, and the community in order to provide the best care for the patient
Therapeutic Communication
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A continuing process that determines if the goals or outcomes have been attained
Evaluation
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The nurse uses clinical reasoning to formulate this base on the assessment data
Diagnosis
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It is devising the best course of action to address the patient's diagnosis
Planning
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Indicated how well repeated measurements of the same relatively stable phenomenon will give the same result
Reliability
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When observation or test is negative in people with the disease
Sensitivity
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When observation or test is positive in people without the disease
Specificity
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Indicated how closely a given observation agress with the "true state of affairs"
Validity
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This is also knows as precision
Reliability
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The best possible measure of reality
Validity
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May be measured for one observer or for more than one observer
Reliability

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