NSG 302 (NSG 302)

NSG 302 - Assessment Exam 1 Study Guide. Chapter 1 – Evidence-Based Assessment Assessment- is an ongoing process o Goal: build a patient database for care decisions; patient info is used to make a proposed diagnosis.

NSG 302 - Assessment Exam 1 Study Guide. Chapter 1 – Evidence-Based Assessment Assessment- is an ongoing process o Goal: build a patient database for care decisions; patient info is used to make a proposed diagnosis.

NSG 302 - Assessment Exam 2 Study Guide. Chapter 11 – Nutritional Assessment Nutritional Status- refers to the degree of balance between nutrient intake and nutrient requirements; balance is affected by many factors, including physiologic, psychosocial.

NSG 302 - Assessment Exam 3 Study Guide. Chapter 12 – Skin, Hair and Nails Structure and Function.

NSG 302 -Assessment Final Exam Study Guide. Chapter 13 – Head, Face and Neck, Including Regional Lymphatics Structure and Function Head: • Skull is rigid box that protects brain and is supported by cervical vertebra •

NSG 302 - Assessment Exam 2 Study Guide. Chapter 11 – Nutritional Assessment Nutritional Status- refers to the degree of balance between nutrient intake and nutrient requirements; balance is affected by many factors,

/NSG 302 -Assessment Final Exam Study Guide. Chapter 13 – Head, Face and Neck, Including Regional Lymphatics Structure and Function Head: • Skull is rigid box that protects brain and is supported by cervical vertebra •

/NSG 302 -Assessment Final Exam Study Guide. Chapter 13 – Head, Face and Neck, Including Regional Lymphatics Structure and Function Head: • Skull is rigid box that protects brain and is supported by cervical vertebra •

NSG 302 - Assessment Exam 3 Study Guide. Chapter 12 – Skin, Hair and Nails Structure and Function • Body’s largest organ system • Covers 20 square feet of surface area in adults • Skin has three layers: • Epidermis:

NSG 302 - Assessment Exam 1 Study Guide. Chapter 1 – Evidence-Based Assessment Assessment- is an ongoing process o Goal: build a patient database for care decisions; patient info is used to make a proposed diagnosis;