To gather baseline data about the client’s health
To detect physiological changes within the specific body system involved
To confirm nursing/medical diagnosis
To provide quality nursing care in relation to the knowledge acquired during physical assessment
To determine client’s eligibility for health insurance or employment 11.4 Assessing the skin
Definition of the Intergumentary system
Intergumentary means covering, it covers the outside of the body, Is the organ system that protects the body from damage, comprising the skin and its accessory structures, The accessory structures are the hair, nails and glands. The appearance of the Intergumentary system can indicate physiological imbalances in the body.Assesing the skin can give …show more content…
Comprehensive mental status evaluation is a process which represents a current condition of the patient’s psychological life as observed by a nurse. The components of comprehensive mental evaluation include: General description, experiences, thinking, sensorial and cognition.
11.10- The nutritional assessment
Initial assessment for baseline data and regular monitoring thereafter during treatment are necessary It is far more diffic.ult to replenish a nutritionally depleted patient than to maintain a good nutritional status from the outset of the disease process and Their Dietary Recommendations, Therefore a primary goal in nutritional therapy is to prevent a depleted state. A detailed personal history is essential to determine individual needs, desires and tolerances.
12.0 APPLICATION OF CONCEPT OF THE CURRENT JOB:-
12. 1 - Psychological preparation prior to …show more content…
Cultural competence is defined as the ability of the provider and organizations to effectively deliver health care services that meet the social, cultural and linguistic need of the patients. A culturally competent health care helps improve health outcomes and quality of care and can contribute to the elimination of racial and esthetic health disparities.
12.3 -Physical Examination of Child
Examination of the child is very useful to the current world because of changes in diseases paten, change of infectious agent behavior and changes of technology. Children get more serious diseases and cannot complain themselves until the guardian or parent has done it before the examination. Because the child cannot express him, the examination should carefully be done and the diagnosis is reached basing on the findings from an examination and history.
12.4- Assessing the
To detect physiological changes within the specific body system involved
To confirm nursing/medical diagnosis
To provide quality nursing care in relation to the knowledge acquired during physical assessment
To determine client’s eligibility for health insurance or employment 11.4 Assessing the skin
Definition of the Intergumentary system
Intergumentary means covering, it covers the outside of the body, Is the organ system that protects the body from damage, comprising the skin and its accessory structures, The accessory structures are the hair, nails and glands. The appearance of the Intergumentary system can indicate physiological imbalances in the body.Assesing the skin can give …show more content…
Comprehensive mental status evaluation is a process which represents a current condition of the patient’s psychological life as observed by a nurse. The components of comprehensive mental evaluation include: General description, experiences, thinking, sensorial and cognition.
11.10- The nutritional assessment
Initial assessment for baseline data and regular monitoring thereafter during treatment are necessary It is far more diffic.ult to replenish a nutritionally depleted patient than to maintain a good nutritional status from the outset of the disease process and Their Dietary Recommendations, Therefore a primary goal in nutritional therapy is to prevent a depleted state. A detailed personal history is essential to determine individual needs, desires and tolerances.
12.0 APPLICATION OF CONCEPT OF THE CURRENT JOB:-
12. 1 - Psychological preparation prior to …show more content…
Cultural competence is defined as the ability of the provider and organizations to effectively deliver health care services that meet the social, cultural and linguistic need of the patients. A culturally competent health care helps improve health outcomes and quality of care and can contribute to the elimination of racial and esthetic health disparities.
12.3 -Physical Examination of Child
Examination of the child is very useful to the current world because of changes in diseases paten, change of infectious agent behavior and changes of technology. Children get more serious diseases and cannot complain themselves until the guardian or parent has done it before the examination. Because the child cannot express him, the examination should carefully be done and the diagnosis is reached basing on the findings from an examination and history.
12.4- Assessing the