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Health Assesment

Communivation and Health Assessments

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Identify ways to connect and build trust. Body Language/Position Avoid Distractions Eye Contact Physical Contact Building Trust
List Common traps to avoid taking a history. Bias Judgement Stigmatizing language Leading Questions Medical Jargon Talking Excessively Discomfort with Silence Over Informing I Know How You Feel
Subjective Data What the patient tells you
Objective Data What you observe on the patient
A health history includes. Chief Complaint Past Medical History Family History Allergies Medication Social History ROS -Everything the patient tells you- (This is the interview)
OLDCARTS Onset Location Duration/Timing Characteristics Aggrevating Factors Relieving Factors Treatment/Timing Severity/Sequelae
Considerations for non-English speaking patients Language Barrier
SDOH related to diet Access to adequate food Money Cost
Ways To Discuss Health Behaviors without Being Judgemental Maintain Confidentiality Assess Motivation for Change
Ways to Assess Pain Pain Scale FACES (Depends on what patient says )
Describe Components of general survey Apparent Age LOC Facial expressions Affect Posture/Gait Speech Grooming/Dress
Factors That Influence Vital Signs Medications Stress Temperature Exercise Caffeine Smoking Diet Improper Technique
What are you looking for when palpating the Pulse -PROCESS- Rate Rhythm Force
Contraindications for Taking BP IV in arm Injury side of Mastectomy Edema
Rationale for taking Height and Weight Medication Dosage Nutrition Screening Unintentional weight Loss Falling off the curve for children BMI- based on height and weight To establish fat vs. lean mass
Identify Normal PULSE, BP, and RR BP: Less than 120/ Less than 80 Pulse: 60-100 RR: 12-20
When taking a BP what are you listening for? Korotkoff Sound (Clear Tapping)
Correct Way to Take a Pulse -Process-
Contraindications for Taking Rectal Temperature Invasive Low WBCs (ex: Leukopenia and Leukemia) Low Platelets
Steps for Assessing Orthostatic Hypotension and Why A Patient May Be At Risk Check Laying Down 3-10 minutes. Then Standing Up 1-3 minutes. May Be Caused Due to Dehydration Anemia ANS Prolonged Immobilizaiton
Inspection of Nails and Skin Palpitation and Inspection Feeling temperature of skin using back of hands capillary refill (3 seconds) Edema (Elasticity)Turgor
Ladder of Influence observation selected data meaning assumptions conclusion beliefs action
Blanching Absence of Redness when pressing on nail bed
Components of Blood Pressure Systolic-Top number- first sound Diastolic- Bottom number-last sound
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