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Physical Examinations are an integral part of preventative care, learning how to perform and evaluate during a physical examination is key to learning about the patient's current status and their overall health.
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Physical Examinations are an integral part of preventative care, learning how to perform and evaluate during a physical examination is key to learning about the patient's current status and their overall health.
center300003017520 LESSON PLAN FOR PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
With Literature Review
9410036300 LESSON PLAN FOR PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
With Literature Review
Intended Audience
This classroom lesson plan is intended for nursing students. It is meant to teach them how to properly conduct physical examinations. More often than not, nursing students have questions related to proper handling of patients. A lot of times nursing students forget the basics such as confirming a patient's identity by asking them for their full name and birthday, checking the patient's weight, blood pressure, height, body temperature, and asking for personal medical history. It takes patience and practice in order to develop a good rapport with patients while also making the physical examination quick and efficient. There are many steps involved in performing a standard physical examination with patients needing to learn everything from checking for abnormalities to assessing patient movement, vision, and so forth.
Proposed Goals
* The purpose of performing periodic physical/health examinations is to assess the health status of a patient, along with proper screening of possible risk factors and disease by providing preventive counseling intervention in age-appropriate method (McGonigle & Mastrian, 2012, p. 112).
* The goal of evaluating and screening the patient is to prevent onset of illness or worsening of any existing illness. A good example is measuring patient's blood pressure in order to detect possible hypertension to begin treatment and prevent subsequent death through renal failure or stroke.
* A further goal of physical examination is to enable patient education about unhealthy environmental exposures or behavioral patterns that can often pose risks for future illness. Examples include counseling on keeping a healthy BMI to offset any obesity related diseases such as type 2 diabetes, and counseling on preventing smoking habits to keep risk of developing lung cancer low and practicing safe sex through the use of condoms to keep patient from getting any sexually transmitted disease.
Literature Review
Patient history is often a hurried and overlooked aspect of physical examination, this literature review will look at generated and modified questionnaires as a means for gather succinct and detailed patient history, a vital part of a preventative...
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