Support of assessment Subject and objective data are separate assess that are important in the assessment of the patient. In a subjective data the patient, tell you what is going on with him or her in his or her own words, which can only be measured by the patient. It is also used to determine the success of a procedure or an outcome (Harreld et al. 2013). The patient will be able to tell how they feel after the process.
Objective data, on the other hand, is information obtained from the patient using the five senses. For example, listen to heart rate, palpate the abdomen, smell the odor of the wound, and describe how patient ambulate. The information is then used to justify the intensity of the subjective dated. As noted by (Harreld et al. 2013) objective dated measures, for example, the strength and range of motion (ROM). Again objective data helps to explain more about the illness especially if the patient does not understand the severity of the illness and cannot describe how he or she feels
Based on the information from the patient, the assessment is supported by objective …show more content…
Even though the primary cause is unclear, possible attributes are leaning towards colonic motility and muscular disorder, with the following risk factors as a diet low in fiber, age, alcohol, NSAIDs, obesity and smoking (Natesan & Bury 2015). Patient with diverticulitis present with abdominal pain, constipation or diarrhea, fever nausea and vomiting (Natesan & Bury 2015). Diagnose is based on the symptoms as abdominal pain is usually from the left lower abdominal quadrant, a CT scan will show abscess and perforation, laboratory work for infection and kidney function (Natesan & Bury
Objective data, on the other hand, is information obtained from the patient using the five senses. For example, listen to heart rate, palpate the abdomen, smell the odor of the wound, and describe how patient ambulate. The information is then used to justify the intensity of the subjective dated. As noted by (Harreld et al. 2013) objective dated measures, for example, the strength and range of motion (ROM). Again objective data helps to explain more about the illness especially if the patient does not understand the severity of the illness and cannot describe how he or she feels
Based on the information from the patient, the assessment is supported by objective …show more content…
Even though the primary cause is unclear, possible attributes are leaning towards colonic motility and muscular disorder, with the following risk factors as a diet low in fiber, age, alcohol, NSAIDs, obesity and smoking (Natesan & Bury 2015). Patient with diverticulitis present with abdominal pain, constipation or diarrhea, fever nausea and vomiting (Natesan & Bury 2015). Diagnose is based on the symptoms as abdominal pain is usually from the left lower abdominal quadrant, a CT scan will show abscess and perforation, laboratory work for infection and kidney function (Natesan & Bury