Health Assessment

Health Assessment, part 5: Assessing Pulse
What and how to assess when obtaining a patient's pulse, along with the expected findings (e.g., expected ranges, regularity, strength, and equality) and unexpected findings (e.g., bradycardia, irregular pulses, pulsus alternans, and a pulse deficit).
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Health Assessment, part 4: Assessing Temperature
How to assess temperature (e.g., oral, temporal, tympanic, axillary, and rectal), the expected temperature ranges for adults, children, and infants, and nursing considerations when taking a patient's temperature.
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Health Assessment, part 3: Levels of Consciousness and Orientation, Glasgow Coma Scale
How to assess a patient's level of consciousness and orientation, and how to score a patient using the Glasgow coma scale.
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Health Assessment, part 2: Physical Assessment Steps, Beginning an Assessment, & General Survey
The general overview of physical assessments, how to begin an assessment, and what is covered by a general survey.
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Health Assessment, part 1: Physical Assessment Components
The four main types of physical assessment components (i.e., inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation) and discusses the flow of a general physical assessment and abdominal assessment.
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