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Quiz #2 (8, 11,12)

Health Assessment

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individual's own perception of the health state subjective data
the signs perceived by the examiner through the physical examination objective data
skills required for the physical examination inspection, palpation, percussion and ausculation
concentrated watching; close, carefu scrutiny, first of the individual as a whole et then of each body system inspection
always comes first when doing a physical examination inspection
use patient as their own control during inspection bilateral inspection
instruments occasionally used during inspection.... otoscope, ophthalmoscope, penlight, nasal et vaginal specula
follows inspection during physical examination et often confirms points you noted during inspection palpation
applies your sense of touch to assess these factors: texture, temperature, moisture, organ location et size, as well as any swelling, vibration or pulsation, rigidity or spasticity, crepation presence of lumps or masses, et presence of tenderness or pain palpation
best for fine tactile discrimination, as of skin texture, swelling, pulsation, et determining presence of lumps fingertips
to detect the position, shape, et consistency of an organ or mass grasping action of the fingers et thumb
best for determining temperature because the skin here is thinner than on the palms the dorsa of hands et fingers
best for vibration base of fingers or ulnar surface of the hand
palpation technique should be ______ et _______ slow, systematic
Created by: melissaaclark
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