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Exam #1 Objectives: Chapter 3: Describe examples of subjective & objective data. Describe the phases of an interview. Use the outlined communication techniques appropriately to gather data. State the 10 traps of interviewing State the factors that affect communication Modify communication techniques as indicated by each patient’s developmental stage, special needs, or cultural practices, especially in the older adult. The student nurse will know the Examiner’s verbal responses and Examiner’s perspective along with examples. Chapter 4: Discuss the functional assessment including screening assessment for alcohol and activity/exercise. Describe the data needed for health history including allergies. Relate developmental care during a health history including the child and adolescent. Describe the health history source of data. The student will document the reason for seeking care and the history of present illness. Discuss how best to ask health promotion questions using therapeutic communication. Apply the PQRSTU question sequence to symptoms. Chapter 8 List the order required for the skills requisite for a physical examination. Discuss the findings best suited for palpation and inspection. Describe the use of the stethoscope for auscultation. State the use of Standard Precautions. Discuss the steps necessary to change for various development competence, including the infant in the physical assessment. Understand what is needed for the various methods of physical examination. Chapter 9 Define the different BMI classes of obesity. List the different body structures for general survey. Know the risk factors associated with increased weight circumference. Describe the techniques needed for measuring height and weight. Discuss the developmental competence and for survey of infants/ children, and older adults. Understand the abnormal findings associated with health and proportion. The student will describe how to measure the chest and head of an infant what is a normal measurement. Skin, hair, nails

  1. The student will know the common shapes and configurations of lesions
  2. The student will know the primary skin lesions.
  3. The student will distinguish the different types of pressure ulcers.
  4. The student will know the danger signs of an abnormal lesion.
  5. The student will know the functions of the skin.
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Exam+1+Objectives+Spring+2024

Course: Health Assessment (RNSG 1413)

34 Documents
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Exam #1 Objectives:
Chapter 3:
Describe examples of subjective & objective data.
Describe the phases of an interview.
Use the outlined communication techniques appropriately to gather data.
State the 10 traps of interviewing
State the factors that affect communication
Modify communication techniques as indicated by each patient’s developmental stage, special needs, or
cultural practices, especially in the older adult.
The student nurse will know the Examiner’s verbal responses and Examiner’s perspective along with
examples.
Chapter 4:
Discuss the functional assessment including screening assessment for alcohol and activity/exercise.
Describe the data needed for health history including allergies.
Relate developmental care during a health history including the child and adolescent.
Describe the health history source of data. The student will document the reason for seeking care and
the history of present illness.
Discuss how best to ask health promotion questions using therapeutic communication.
Apply the PQRSTU question sequence to symptoms.
Chapter 8
List the order required for the skills requisite for a physical examination.
Discuss the findings best suited for palpation and inspection.
Describe the use of the stethoscope for auscultation.
State the use of Standard Precautions.
Discuss the steps necessary to change for various development competence, including the infant in the
physical assessment.
Understand what is needed for the various methods of physical examination.
Chapter 9
Define the different BMI classes of obesity.
List the different body structures for general survey.
Know the risk factors associated with increased weight circumference.
Describe the techniques needed for measuring height and weight.
Discuss the developmental competence and for survey of infants/ children, and older adults.
Understand the abnormal findings associated with health and proportion.
The student will describe how to measure the chest and head of an infant what is a normal
measurement.
Skin, hair, nails
1. The student will know the common shapes and configurations of lesions
2. The student will know the primary skin lesions.
3. The student will distinguish the different types of pressure ulcers.
4. The student will know the danger signs of an abnormal lesion.
5. The student will know the functions of the skin.