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The complete health assessment
enter room
provide privacy
hand hygiene
obtain correct equipment for nursing assessment
Complete physical assessment: neonate and infant
generally and relative to a healthy adult patient
increased heart rate
increased respiratory rate
lack of hemodynamic reserve
Older adult functional assessment
65 years old or greater
geriatric assessment (comprehensive)
Older adult functional assessment: activities of daily living (ADL’s)
functional status → ability to perform ADLs
independent, with assistive device, assistance, etc.
ask and observe
Examples of ADLs
bathing/hygiene
dressing
eating/feeding
grooming
toileting
walking/ambulation/transfers/mobility
Instrumental activities of daily living (IADL’s)
tasks required for independent living in the community
Examples of IADLs
financial management
housekeeping
laundry
medication administration
meal preparation
shopping
transportation
Cognition assessment
alterations associated with dementia, delirium, depression
Delirium
acute change in cognition
Primigravida
pregnancy for the first time
Primipara
term describing patient for post delivery of first pregnancy
Multigravida
pregnancy for patient who has been pregnant previously
Multipara
post delivery in setting of multiple pregnancies
Pregnancy
presumptive signs
probable signs
positive signs
Presumptive signs
amenorrhea
breast tenderness
fatigue
nausea
urinary frequency increased
Amenorrhea
missed periods
Probable signs
examiner detection on assessment
example → enlarged uterus
potential for palpation on physical examination → approximately 12 weeks
Positive signs
direct evidence of fetus
example of + fetal heart tones (FHT)
2nd trimester of pregnancy
colostrum → so-called precursor of breastmilk → expressed via nipple
3rd trimester of pregnancy
observation of progressive lordosis
Determination of gestation: nagele’s rule
estimated date of delivery (EDD)
280 days from first day of patient’s last menstrual period (LMP)