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Canadian Bates' Guide to Health Assessment for Nurses [Hardback]

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  • Formāts: Hardback, 976 pages, height x width x depth: 276x213x36 mm, weight: 2177 g, colour illustrations, colour tables, figures, Contains 1 Hardback and 1 CD-ROM
  • Izdošanas datums: 20-Jul-2009
  • Izdevniecība: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins
  • ISBN-10: 0781778670
  • ISBN-13: 9780781778671
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 976 pages, height x width x depth: 276x213x36 mm, weight: 2177 g, colour illustrations, colour tables, figures, Contains 1 Hardback and 1 CD-ROM
  • Izdošanas datums: 20-Jul-2009
  • Izdevniecība: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins
  • ISBN-10: 0781778670
  • ISBN-13: 9780781778671
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This adaptation of Bates' Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking has been revised to meet the needs of Canadian nurses. Content has been expanded on health promotion, symptom analysis, client teaching, and documentation, with individual chapters added on pain, nutrition, and psychosocial assessment to be consistent with the needs of nursing students. The classic strengths of the Bates book remain: precise explanations of technique, clear and compelling visuals, and the easy-to-use two-column format.

The Canadian Bates' Guide includes research summaries that highlight readings and reports for Canadian nurses and Canadian Resource sections that provide pertinent Websites. Cultural Icons highlight special considerations pertinent to demographic groups in Canada with regard to history taking, examinations, and abnormalities.



This adaptation of Bates' Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking has been revised to meet the needs of the Canadian Nursing market. Content has been expanded on health promotion, symptom analysis, client teaching, and documentation, with individual chapters added on pain, nutrition, and psychosocial assessment to be consistent with the needs of nursing student. The classic strengths of the Bates franchise remain; namely, precise explanations of technique, clear and compelling visuals, and the easy-to-use two-column approach.
Preface xiv
UNIT I Foundations of Health Assessment
1(242)
The Broad Scope of Health Promotion in Health Assessment
3(24)
Health Promotion in Canada
3(9)
Global Factors Influencing Health Promotion: Beyond the Ottawa Charter
12(1)
Advancing Health Promotion in Canada
13(1)
Mandate of Canadian Nursing: Health Promotion Within Primary Health Care
14(2)
Settings and Health Assessment
16(11)
Critical Thinking Exercise
22(1)
Canadian Research
22(1)
Test Questions
22(1)
Bibliography
23(4)
Cultural Considerations in Health Assessment
27(24)
Theories Related to Culture and Health
27(4)
Sociopolitical, Economic, and Cultural Complexity in Canada
31(7)
Culture and Health Assessment
38(8)
Health Promotion
46(1)
Interdisciplinary Approach
46(5)
Critical Thinking Exercise
47(1)
Canadian Research
47(1)
Test Questions
47(1)
Bibliography
48(3)
The Health History: Subjective Data
51(40)
Getting Ready: The Approach to the Interview
53(2)
Learing About the Client: The Sequence of the Interview
55(6)
Building a Therapeutic Relationship: The Techniques of Skilled Interviewing
61(5)
Adapting Your Interview to Specific Situations
66(5)
Sensitive Topics that Call for Specific Approaches
71(6)
Societal Aspects of Interviewing
77(3)
Ethics and Professionalism
80(2)
The Health History
82(9)
The Comprehensive Versus Focused Health History
82(1)
Subjective Versus Objective Data
83(1)
Structure of the Adult Health History
84(4)
Documenting Findings
88(1)
Critical Thinking Exercise
88(1)
Canadian Research
88(1)
Test Questions
89(1)
Bibliography
89(2)
The Physical Examination: Objective Data
91(22)
Routine Practices and Additional Precautions
91(1)
Basic Examination Modes
92(9)
Anatomical Terms in Physical Examination
101(6)
Sequence of the Physical Examination
107(3)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
110(3)
Critical Thinking Exercise
110(1)
Canadian Research
110(1)
Test Questions
111(1)
Bibliography
111(2)
Documenting and Analyzing Findings
113(16)
Fundamentals of Documentation
113(5)
Documentation of Health History and Physical Examination
118(5)
Analyzing Data
123(1)
Diagnostic Reasoning and Nursing Diagnoses
124(5)
Critical Thinking Exercise
127(1)
Canadian Research
127(1)
Test Questions
127(1)
Bibliography
127(2)
General Survey and Vital Signs
129(18)
General Survey: Inspection
130(3)
Vital Signs
133(14)
Critical Thinking Exercise
143(1)
Canadian Research
143(1)
Test Questions
143(1)
Bibliography
144(3)
Pain Assessment
147(20)
Introduction to Pain
147(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
148(4)
The Health History: Subjective Data
152(4)
Verbal Communication of Pain
152(2)
Pain Measurement Scales and Pain Assessment
154(2)
Health Promotion
156(3)
Risk Factor Assessment
157(1)
Screening and Maintenance
158(1)
Emergency Concerns
159(1)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
159(2)
Promoting Client Comfort and Safety
159(1)
Professional Conduct
159(1)
Assessment of Pain
160(1)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
161(6)
Analyzing Findings from Health History and Physical Examination
162(1)
Critical Thinking Exercise
163(1)
Canadian Research
163(1)
Test Questions
164(1)
Bibliography
164(3)
Nutritional Assessment
167(36)
Anatomy and Physiology
167(4)
Nutrition Care Process
171(6)
Identification of Clients (Nutrition Screening)
171(1)
Nutrition Assessment
171(6)
Nutrition Diagnosis
177(1)
Nutrition Intervention
177(1)
Nutrition Monitoring and Evaluation
177(1)
Health Promotion: Nutrition in the Life Cycle
177(14)
Nutrition Policy
191(1)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
191(12)
Critical Thinking Exercise
193(1)
Canadian Research
193(1)
Test Questions
193(1)
Bibliography
193(10)
Psychosocial and Mental Status Assessment
203(40)
Theoretical Basis for Psychosocial Assessment
203(3)
Components of Psychosocial Assessment
206(11)
Mental Status Assessment
217(2)
The Health History: Subjective Data
219(13)
Health Promotion
219(4)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
223(9)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
232(11)
Critical Thinking Exercise
234(1)
Canadian Research
235(1)
Test Questions
235(1)
Bibliography
235(8)
UNIT II Regional and System Examinations
243(604)
The Skin, Hair, and Nails
245(34)
Anatomy and Physiology
245(2)
The Health History: Subjective Data
247(1)
Health Promotion
248(4)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
252(4)
Promoting Client Comfort and Safety
252(1)
Skin
253(1)
Skin Lesions in Context
254(1)
Hair
254(1)
Nails
255(1)
Special Techniques
255(1)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
256(23)
Critical Thinking Exercise
257(1)
Canadian Research
257(1)
Test Questions
257(1)
Bibliography
258(21)
The Head and Neck
279(20)
Anatomy and Physiology
279(3)
The Health History: Subjective Data
282(1)
Health Promotion
283(3)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
286(5)
Promoting Client Comfort and Safety
286(1)
The Head
286(1)
The Neck
287(4)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
291(8)
Critical Thinking Exercise
292(1)
Canadian Research
292(1)
Test Questions
292(1)
Bibliography
293(6)
The Eyes
299(42)
Anatomy and Physiology
299(7)
The Health History: Subjective Data
306(1)
Health Promotion
307(2)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
309(12)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
321(20)
Critical Thinking Exercise
323(1)
Canadian Research
323(1)
Test Questions
323(1)
Bibliography
324(17)
The Ears, Nose, Mouth, and Throat
341(40)
Anatomy and Physiology
341(7)
The Ear
341(3)
The Nose and Paranasal Sinuses
344(2)
The Mouth and Pharynx
346(2)
The Health History: Subjective Data
348(4)
The Ears
348(2)
The Nose and Sinuses
350(1)
The Mouth and Throat
351(1)
Health Promotion
352(3)
Emergency Concerns
355(1)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
355(7)
The Ears
356(2)
The Nose and Paranasal Sinuses
358(2)
The Mouth and Throat
360(2)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
362(19)
Critical Thinking Exercise
364(1)
Canadian Research
364(1)
Test Questions
364(1)
Bibliography
365(16)
The Thorax and Lungs
381(42)
Anatomy and Physiology
382(5)
The Health History: Subjective Data
387(3)
Health Promotion
390(5)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
395(10)
Promoting Client Comfort, Dignity, and Safety
395(1)
Initial Survey of Respiration and the Thorax
395(1)
Examination of the Posterior Chest
396(7)
Examination of the Anterior Chest
403(2)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
405(18)
Critical Thinking Exercise
407(1)
Canadian Nursing Research
407(1)
Canadian Medical and Allied Health Research
408(1)
Test Questions
408(1)
Bibliography
408(15)
The Cardiovascular System
423(56)
Anatomy and Physiology
424(11)
The Health History: Subjective Data
435(3)
Health Promotion
438(7)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
445(16)
Client Comfort, Dignity, and Safety
445(1)
Jugular Venous Pressure and pulsations
446(2)
The Carotid Pulse
448(1)
The Heart
449(10)
Integrating Cardiovascular Assessment
459(1)
Special Techniques
460(1)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
461(18)
Critical Thinking Exercise
462(1)
Canadian Research
462(1)
Test Questions
463(1)
Bibliography
463(16)
The Breasts and Axillae
479(30)
Anatomy and Physiology
479(3)
The Female Breasts
479(2)
The Male Breasts
481(1)
Lymphatics
481(1)
The Health History: Subjective Data
482(2)
Health Promotion
484(10)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
494(8)
The Female Breasts
494(1)
Promoting Client Comfort, Dignity, and Safety
494(1)
Inspection
495(2)
Palpation
497(1)
The Male Breasts
498(1)
The Axillae
498(1)
Inspection
498(1)
Palpation
499(1)
Special Techniques
499(3)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
502(7)
Critical Thinking Exercise
503(1)
Canadian Nursing Research
503(1)
International Nursing Research
504(1)
Test Questions
504(1)
Bibliography
504(5)
The Abdomen
509(54)
Anatomy and Physiology
509(3)
The Health History
512(9)
The Gastrointestinal Tract
512(6)
The Urinary Tract
518(3)
Health Promotion
521(6)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
527(14)
Promoting Client Comfort, Dignity, and Safety
527(1)
The Abdomen
527(4)
The Liver
531(2)
The Spleen
533(2)
The Kidneys
535(1)
The Bladder
536(1)
The Aorta
536(1)
Special Techniques
537(4)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
541(22)
Critical Thinking Exercise
542(1)
Canadian Research
543(1)
Test Questions
543(1)
Bibliography
544(19)
The Peripheral Vascular System
563(38)
Anatomy and Physiology
564(5)
The Health History: Subjective Data
569(1)
Health Promotion
570(9)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
579(9)
Promoting Client Comfort, Dignity, and Safety
579(1)
Initial Survey of the Peripheral Vascular System
579(1)
Examination of the Arms
579(2)
Examination of the Legs
581(4)
Special Techniques
585(3)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
588(13)
Critical Thinking Exercise
590(1)
Canadian Research
590(1)
Test Questions
591(1)
Bibliography
591(10)
The Musculoskeletal System
601(82)
Assessing the Musculoskeletal System
601(3)
Guide to Organization of this
Chapter
601(1)
Structure and Function of Joints
602(1)
Types of Joints
602(1)
Structure of Synovial Joints
603(1)
The Health History: Subjective Data
604(4)
Health Promotion
608(8)
Examination of Specific Joints: Anatomy and Physiology and Techniques of Examination
616(49)
Promoting Client Comfort, Dignity, and Safety
616(2)
Temporomandibular Joint
618(2)
The Shoulder
620(8)
The Elbow
628(2)
The Wrists and Hands
630(7)
The Spine
637(8)
The Hip
645(5)
The Knee
650(8)
The Ankle and Foot
658(3)
Special Techniques
661(4)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
665(18)
Critical Thinking Exercise
666(1)
Canadian Research
666(1)
Test Questions
666(1)
Bibliography
666(17)
The Nervous System
683(76)
Anatomy and Physiology
683(13)
Central Nervous System
684(2)
Peripheral Nervous System
686(3)
Spinal Reflexes
689(1)
Motor Pathways
690(2)
Sensory Pathways
692(4)
The Health History: Subjective Data
696(2)
Health Promotion
698(5)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
703(32)
Promoting Client Comfort, Dignity, and Safety
703(2)
The Cranial Nerves
705(4)
The Motor System
709(1)
Inspection and Palpation
709(11)
The Sensory System
720(3)
Deep Tendon Reflexes
723(6)
Superficial (Cutaneous) Reflexes
729(1)
Special Techniques
730(5)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
735(24)
Critical Thinking Exercise
737(1)
Canadian Research
738(1)
Test Questions
738(1)
Bibliography
738(21)
Male Genitalia and Hernias
759(26)
Anatomy and Physiology
759(3)
The Health History: Subjective Data
762(1)
Health Promotion
762(7)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
769(4)
Promoting Client Comfort, Dignity, and Safety
769(1)
The Penis
770(1)
The Scrotum and Its Contents
771(1)
Hernias
772(1)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
773(12)
Critical Thinking Exercise
775(1)
Canadian Research
775(1)
Test Questions
775(1)
Bibliography
776(9)
Female Genitalia
785(44)
Anatomy and Physiology
785(5)
The Health History: Subjective Data
790(4)
Health Promotion
794(11)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
805(10)
Promoting Client Comfort, Dignity, and Safety
805(3)
External Examination
808(1)
Internal Examination
808(6)
Hernias
814(1)
Special Techniques
815(1)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
815(14)
Critical Thinking Exercise
817(1)
Research
817(1)
Test Questions
818(1)
Bibliography
818(11)
The Anus, Rectum, and Prostate
829(18)
Anatomy and Physiology
829(2)
The Health History: Subjective Data
831(2)
Health Promotion
833(3)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
836(3)
Promoting Client Comfort, Dignity, and Safety
836(1)
Inspection of the Anus
836(1)
Palpation of the Anus, Rectum, and Prostate
837(2)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
839(8)
Critical Thinking Exercise
840(1)
Canadian Research
840(1)
Test Questions
841(1)
Bibliography
841(6)
UNIT III Special Populations
847(86)
Assessing the Woman Who Is Pregnant
849(38)
Preconception
849(3)
Pregnancy
852(1)
Anatomy and Physiology
852(7)
The Health History: Subjective Data
859(3)
Health Promotion and Risk Factor Assessment
862(10)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
872(9)
Promoting Client Comfort, Dignity, and Safety
872(1)
The Examination
873(8)
Concluding the Visit
881(1)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
881(6)
Critical Thinking Exercise
883(1)
Canadian Research
883(1)
International Nursing Research
883(1)
Test Questions
883(1)
Bibliography
884(3)
The Older Adult
887(46)
Anatomy and Physiology
888(9)
The Health History: Subjective Data
897(11)
Health Promotion
908(5)
Techniques of Examination: Objective Data
913(10)
Promoting Client Comfort, Dignity, and Safety
914(1)
Assessing Functional Status: The ``Sixth Vital Sign''
914(1)
Physical Examination of the Older Adult
915(8)
Recording and Analyzing Findings
923(10)
Critical Thinking Exercise
926(1)
Canadian Research
926(1)
Test Questions
926(1)
Bibliography
927(6)
Index 933