Ear assessment
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3 portions of the ear, nursing assessment goes as far as the middle ear
culturalist perspective
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defines culture as a shared, learned, and symbolic system of values, beliefs
and attitudes that shape and influence the way people see and behave in
the world.
Pharyngitis
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inflammation of the pharynx, causing a sore throat.
papule
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solid elevation of the skin with no visible fluid, about 1 cm in diameter
-palpable
petechiae
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small red or purple spot on the skin caused by minor bleeding from broken
capillary blood vessels. Measure less then 3 mm
,Inspection in the Respiratory System
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*Crucial part
-look at posture and position: keep an eye out for "Tripod position" as it is a
sign of moderate to severe respiratory distress
*If you suspect respiratory distress DON'T LAY THEM DOWN
-ability to speak
-confusion or restlessness
-increased work of breathing (different accessory muscles being used)
-Audible breathes sounds (ex. croup)
-cough and sputum
-clubbing on finger nails
-oxygen saturation levels (COPDer are okay being at 88)
-straining neck and facial muscles
Inspection of Abdominal area
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-size, shape, symmetry
-color, contour (while patient is lying flat)
-surface movements (ex.pulsations)
-skin and umbilicus, visible veins or surgical scars
-bulges (organ enlargement, hernia)
-distension (looks dome shaped)
-urine (colour and clarity)
-stool
-emesis
What to look at during palpation of the anterior chest
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-Trachea
-Tenderness and masses
-Chest expansion
-Tactile Fremitus
Integumentary system: considerations for older adults
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-thinner skin
-decreased turgor
-increased risk of bruising and shearing
-rougher skin texture
-prolonged wound healing
-increased risk for hypothermia and heat stroke
-increased risk for UV damage
-Nail growth slower
-Hair loss
Risk Factors for Prostate Cancer
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-Age: old men are at higher risk
-Family history: men with a bother or father who had prostate cancer is
twice more at risk
-Ethnicity: increased occurrence in African males
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3 portions of the ear, nursing assessment goes as far as the middle ear
culturalist perspective
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defines culture as a shared, learned, and symbolic system of values, beliefs
and attitudes that shape and influence the way people see and behave in
the world.
Pharyngitis
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inflammation of the pharynx, causing a sore throat.
papule
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solid elevation of the skin with no visible fluid, about 1 cm in diameter
-palpable
petechiae
Give this one a try later!
small red or purple spot on the skin caused by minor bleeding from broken
capillary blood vessels. Measure less then 3 mm
,Inspection in the Respiratory System
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*Crucial part
-look at posture and position: keep an eye out for "Tripod position" as it is a
sign of moderate to severe respiratory distress
*If you suspect respiratory distress DON'T LAY THEM DOWN
-ability to speak
-confusion or restlessness
-increased work of breathing (different accessory muscles being used)
-Audible breathes sounds (ex. croup)
-cough and sputum
-clubbing on finger nails
-oxygen saturation levels (COPDer are okay being at 88)
-straining neck and facial muscles
Inspection of Abdominal area
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-size, shape, symmetry
-color, contour (while patient is lying flat)
-surface movements (ex.pulsations)
-skin and umbilicus, visible veins or surgical scars
-bulges (organ enlargement, hernia)
-distension (looks dome shaped)
-urine (colour and clarity)
-stool
-emesis
What to look at during palpation of the anterior chest
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-Trachea
-Tenderness and masses
-Chest expansion
-Tactile Fremitus
Integumentary system: considerations for older adults
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-thinner skin
-decreased turgor
-increased risk of bruising and shearing
-rougher skin texture
-prolonged wound healing
-increased risk for hypothermia and heat stroke
-increased risk for UV damage
-Nail growth slower
-Hair loss
Risk Factors for Prostate Cancer
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-Age: old men are at higher risk
-Family history: men with a bother or father who had prostate cancer is
twice more at risk
-Ethnicity: increased occurrence in African males
