HEALTH ASSESSMENT - INTRO - S2

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• essential nursing function
• helps identify clinical needs and problems

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HEALTH ASSESSMENT

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state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity (WHO, 1948)

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HEALTH

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collecting data about client’s health status

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HEALTH ASSESSMENT

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evaluation of health status by performing physical exam

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ASSESSMENT

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HEALTH HISTORY + PHYSICAL EXAMINATION =

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HEALTH ASSESSMENT

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a response of a person to a disease

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ILLNESS

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4 CLASSIFICATION OF ILLNESS

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• ACUTE
• CHRONIC
• TERMINAL
• AGE-RELATED ILLNESS

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collects holistic subj and obj data to determine a client’s overall level of functioning

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HOLISTIC NURSING ASSESSMENT

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focuses on client’s physiologic development status

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PHYSICAL MEDICAL ASSESSMENT

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corresponding to his state of health without discrimination within the limits of the resources

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RIGHT TO APPROPRIATE MEDICAL CARE

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right to clear, truthful and substantial explanation

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RIGHT TO INFORMED CONSENT

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EXAMPLES OF EXCEPTION OF INFORMED CONSENT

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1. Emergency cases of imminent risk of physical injury
2. When the health population is dependent

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informed consent shall be obtained

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spouse
child of legal age
parents
bro/sis
guardian

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privacy of the patient must be assured at all stages of his treatment

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RIGHT TO PRIVACY AND CONFIDENTIALITY

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in the course of treatment, the patient or his legal guardian has the right to be informed of the result of evaluation

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RIGHT TO INFORMATION

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free to choose medical practitioner that will serve him/her

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RIGHT TO CHOOSE HEALTH CARE PROVIDER AND FACILITY

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right to avail himself of any recommended diagnostic and treatment

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RIGHT TO SELF DETERMINATION

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right to refuse medical treatment/procedures which may be contrary to his religious beliefs

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RIGHT TO RELIGIOUS BELIEFS

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entitle to a summary of his medical history and condition

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RIGHT TO MEDICAL RECORDS

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right to leave the hospital

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RIGHT TO LEAVE

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has the right to be advised if the health ace provider plans to involve him/her in medical research

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RIGHT TO REFUSE PARTICIPATION IN MEDICAL RESEARCH

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right to communicate with relatives and other persons and to receive visitors

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RIGHT TO CORRESPONDENCE AND TO RECEIVE VISITORS

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right to express complaints about the care and services

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RIGHT TO EXPRESS GRIEVANCES

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duty of any health care institution to inform their patients of his right

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RIGHT TO BE INFORMED OF HIS RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS AS A PATIENT

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5 PHASES OF NURSING PROCESS

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ASSESSMENT, DIAGNOSIS, PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION, EVALUATION

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collecting subj and obj data (COLLECTION)

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ASSESSMENT

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analyzing subj and obj data to make nursing judgement (nursing diagnosis) (ANALYSIS)

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DIAGNOSIS

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determining outcome criteria and developing a plan (PLAN SOLUTION)

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PLANNING

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carrying out the plan (TAKE ACTIONS)

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IMPLEMENTATION

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assessing whether outcome criteria have been met and revise plan if necessary (ASSESS OUTCOME)

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EVALUATION

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2 comprehensive HA

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• HEALTH HISTORY
• PHYSICAL EXAMINATION

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from patient (SYMPTOMS)

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SUBJ

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seen by examiner (SIGNS)

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OBJ

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4 TYPES OF HA

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INITIAL COMPRE
ONGOING/PARTIAL
FOCUSED OR PROBLEM ORIENTED
EMERGENCY ASSESSMENT

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3 STEPS OF HA

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1. COLLECTION (SUBJ & OBJ)
2. VALIDATION OF DATA COLLECTED
3. DOCUMENTATION OF DATA