Health assessment for nursing practice - Wilson, Susan Fickertt; Giddens, Jean Foret (St. Louis, Missouri : Mosby/Elsevier, 2009)
Foundations for health assessment. -- Why learn health assessment? -- Ethnic and cultural considerations. -- Interviewing to obtain a health history. -- Techniques and equipment for physical assessment. -- General inspection and measurement of vital signs. -- Pain assessment. -- Mental health and mental status assessment. -- Sleep assessment. -- Nutritional assessment. -- Health assessment of the adult. -- Skin, hair, and nails. -- Head, eyes, ears, nose, and throat. -- Lung and respiratory system. -- Heart and peripheral vascular system. -- Abdomen and gastrointestinal system. -- Musculoskeletal system. -- Neurologic system. -- Breasts and axillae. -- Reproductive system and the perineum. -- Health assessment across the lifespan. -- Developmental assessment throughout the lifespan. -- Assessment of the infant and child. -- Assessment of the pregnant client. -- Assessment of the older adult. -- Conducting a head-to-toe assessment. -- Documenting the health assessment.
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Keywords: DIAGNOSTICO -- ENFERMERIA; DIAGNOSTICO FISICO; ANAMNESIS; ENFERMERIA PRACTICA -- METODOS