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I used these for my Health Assessment midterm, and I nailed it... 100% :)

Provides a short and to the point document regarding what you need to know about conducting a health assessment on a patient that falls under the category of a special population.

A short organized document that gets right to the point with what is important to know about conducting a health assessment on an individual that identifies under the category of "special populations."

This is a study guide that covers the Pediatric Physical Assessment: Approaches to exam, health history tips, growth chart use, pediatric age classifications, vital sign ranges, how pediatrics differ from adults, sequence of physical exam, tanner stages, cranial nerve assessment in the infant/child. **DID I MENTION THERE ARE BEAUTIFUL CHARTS AND IMAGES?!**

This chart covers Asthma, COPD, Pnuemonia, Pulmonary Embolism, and Pnuemothorax. It gives historical risk factors, subjective/objective findings, diagnostics, differential diagnosis, and plan of care for each condition. OH...did I mention it is beautiful?! ...... and I got a 100% on the midterm with this!

Subjective, Objective, Diagnostic, Differential Diagnosis, and Plan for the most common abdominal conditions you will see while assessing patients. Includes special exam techniques for the diagnosis of appendicitis, pancreatitis, and cholecystitis. Different types of abdominal pain are made easy on the eye via charts. The study guide concludes with differentiating Gastric Ulcers from Duodenal Ulcers and with how to perform a focused abdominal assessment...... and I got a 100% on the midterm with...

This is a document to help simplify what it means when you are caring for a patient using specific modes and settings on a ventilator. Although these topics can be overwhelming, this guide should help you to at least SOUND like you know what you are talking about!