NUR104 - Module 1 - Assessment

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130-139/80-89

Stage 1 hypertension

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greater than or equal to 140 / greater than or equal to 90

Stage 2 hypertension

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inspection, auscultation, percussion, and palpation

What are the steps of an assessment?

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CN V (trigeminal)

  • assess the face for strength and sensation

  • ask the client to clench their teeth while palpating the muscles

  • Which cranial nerve is being assessed?


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CN VII (facial)

  • assess the face for symmetrical movement

  • have the client smile, frown, puff up their cheeks, raise their eyebrows, close their eyes, and show their teeth

  • which cranial nerve is being assessed?


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CN XI (spinal accessory)

  • assess the head and shoulders for strength

  • place your hands on your client’s shoulders and ask them to shrug their shoulders; then turn the head against the resistance of your hand

  • which cranial nerve is being assessed?


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Nursing Process

Steps include:

  1. assessment

  2. analysis

  3. planning

  4. implementation

  5. evaluation


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ISBARR

  • Identify. State the team member’s name and title.

  • Situation. Provide the circumstances that have required the communication to occur.

  • Background. Provide the background data regarding the client to assist the provider with familiarity.

  • Assessment. Provide the most recent set of vital signs or other data relevant to the communication.

  • Recommendations. Provide any suggestions that may be helpful to the situation.

  • Read back orders. Repeat the orders that are given and clarify anything that is unclear.


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inspect, auscultate, percuss, and palpate

What is the examination sequence for the abdomen?