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What is the purpose of the physical assessment |
Establish baseline data |
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what is a comprehensive diagnosis |
Interview Plus head to toe examination |
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what is an ongoing diagnosis |
Performed as needed to assess status... Evaluates clients outcomes |
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What are physical assessment skills |
Inspect, palpation, percussion, auscultation |
Ippa |
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Defy direct osculation |
Listen without an instrument |
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Define indirect auscultation |
Listening with an instrument |
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What type of bowel sounds should you here |
Hyperactive, hypoactive, absent |
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define integumentary |
Skin characteristics |
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Define tympanic membrane |
ear drum |
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What does the Rinne and Weber test test for |
Hearing |
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What does the Romberg test test for |
Balance |
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What is the axillary |
The armpit |
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What is the point of maximum impulse |
Where cardiac impulse can be Beth palpated |
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What order do you assess the abdomen in |
Inspect, ausculate , percussion, palpate |
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What is the Glasgow Coma Scale |
Aims to give reliable objective way of recording conscious state of a person for initial assessment |
Neurological scale |
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What is the minimum urine output a kidney should have |
30cc/hr |
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