Mod 1 pt2

Question 1

the first and most critical phase of
the nursing process.

Answer 1

NURSING ASSESSMENT

Question 2

Please study the ppt as well due to the fact that it is mostly graphs

Question 3

STEPS OF
HEALTH
ASSESSMENT 4

Answer 3

1. COLLECTIONOF SUBJECTIVEDATA
   2.COLLECTION OF OBJECTIVEDATA
   3.VALIDATIONOFDATA
   4.DOCUMENTATIONOFDATA

Question 4

sensations/ symptoms,
perceptions, desires,
preferences, beliefs,
ideas, values and
personal information
that can be elicited and
verified only by the
client

Answer 4

SUBJECTIVE DATA

Question 5

provides a focus for the
physical exam and identify potential
nursing diagnoses

Answer 5

Health History

Question 6

• Assists the client in focusing on the most significant health concern
• May be termed as chief complaint during initial physician interview

Answer 6

MAJOR HEALTH PROBLEM

Question 7

Meaning of cold spa

Answer 7

Character onset location duration severity pattern associated factors affects the client

Question 8

Describe the sign of symptoms feeling appearance sound smell or taste if applicable for example what does the pain feel like

Answer 8

Character

Question 9

When did it begin when the pain start

Answer 9

Onset

Question 10

Where is it does it radiate does it occur anywhere else

Answer 10

Location

Question 11

How long does it last does it recur

Answer 11

Duration

Question 12

How bad is it how much does it bother you

Answer 12

Severity

Question 13

Better or worse

Answer 13

Pattern

Question 14

What other symptoms occur with it how does it affect you

Answer 14

Associated factors how it affects the client

Question 15

This portion focuses on questions related to:
* Childhood illnesses and immunizations
* Adult co-morbidities
* Past surgeries/ accidents
* Prolonged episodes of pain, allergies and prescription medications

Answer 15

PERSONAL HEALTH HISTORY

Question 16

Females are indicated by a ___ while males are a

Answer 16

Circle and square

Question 17

Deals with human responses, which includes nutritional habits, activity
and exercise patterns, sleep and rest patterns, self-concept and selfcare activities, social and community activities, relationships, values and
beliefs system, education and work, stress level and coping style and
environment

Answer 17

LIFESTYLE AND HEALTH
PRACTICES PROFILE

Question 18

assessment of how the
client view herself including sexual responsibility, basic hygiene practices,
regularity of health care checkups, breast/testicular self-exam, and
accident and hazard protection

Answer 18

Self-Concept and Self-Care Responsibilities

Question 19

helps the nurse discover outlets the client has for
support and relaxation and if the client in involved in the community
beyond the family and work

Answer 19

Social Activities

Question 20

client describes the composition of the family into
which they were born and about past and current relationships with
these family members

Answer 20

Relationships

Question 21

assesses the client’s values, philosophical,
religious and spiritual beliefs. Note that note all clients are comfortable
discussing their feelings and should be respected

Answer 21

Values and Belief System

Question 22

identify areas of stress and satisfaction in the
client’s life, should bring about kind and amount of education the client
has, did the client enjoyed school or what he/she perceives his/her
education

Answer 22

Education and Work

Question 23

investigate amount of stress the
clients perceive they are under and how they cope, how they address
events and how they usually respond

Answer 23

Stress Levels and Coping Styles

Question 24

assess health hazards unique to the
client’s living situation and lifestyle.

Answer 24

Environment

Question 25

information about the client
that the nurse directly
observes during interaction
and elicited through physical
examination techniques

Answer 25

OBJECTIVE DATA

Question 26

Performance of the four assessment techniques

Answer 26

Inspection,
Palpation, Percussion and Auscultation

Question 27

11 lifestyle and health practice profile

Answer 27

Description of typical day
Nutrition and Weight Management
Activity Level and Exercise
Sleep and Rest
Self-Concept and Self-Care Responsibilities
Social Activities
Relationships
Values and Belief System
Education and Work
Stress Levels and Coping Styles
Environment