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  • ISBN-10: 1975176820
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  • Formāts: 1056 pages, height x width x depth: 2687x2062x1.50 mm, weight: 5150 g
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  • ISBN-10: 1975176820
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"Nursing Health Assessment: A Clinical Judgment Approach reflects a progressive, modern approach to both nursing education and clinical nursing practice. The goal is to combine the most successful elements of traditional health assessment texts with innovative elements to help students apply knowledge. The text includes a two-column format with normal and abnormal findings and also highlights priority and safety assessments that demand urgent attention. Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) competencies and clinical judgment features that align with the new NCLEX Clinical Judgment Model"--

Equip students with the necessary clinical judgment for effective nursing health assessment with Nursing Health Assessment: A Clinical Judgment Approach, 4th Edition. This extensively revised and updated text combines fundamental knowledge and a progressive, student-friendly presentation with an emphasis on critical thinking and clinical decision-making to help students excel on the Next Generation NCLEX® and confidently transition to nursing practice. 


Combining the fundamental coverage of a traditional nursing assessment text with a modern, student-friendly presentation and an enhanced emphasis on clinical judgment, Nursing Health Assessment: A Clinical Judgment Approach, 4th Edition, helps students easily develop the understanding, critical thinking, and decision-making skills to excel in any clinical setting. 
 
A consistent, two-column format presents normal and abnormal findings and guides students progressively through realistic clinical case scenarios, instilling the nursing knowledge to observe and assess situations, prioritize patient concerns, and generate the best possible solutions. Case-based Next Generation NCLEX® (NGN) style questions throughout the text (and answers with rationales in an appendix) align with the NCSBN Clinical Judgment Model (NCJMM) to prepare students for success on the Next Generation NCLEX® and to help them confidently deliver safe patient care in any clinical setting. 

New and Updated Features for the 4th Edition
  • NEW! 180 case-based Next Generation NCLEX® (NGN) style questions (and answers with rationales) boost students’ exam readiness and test-taking confidence. 
  • NEW! NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model (NCJMM) cues, hypotheses, and evaluation components incorporated into case studies throughout the text strengthen students’ critical thinking and decision-making capabilities. 
  • UPDATED! New and revised content familiarizes students with social determinants of health, incorporates unbiased language, and reflects current infection and source control measures. 
  • UPDATED! Diagnoses incorporate International Classification for Nursing Practice [ ICNP] language to clarify challenging terminology.  
Contributors vi
Reviewers viii
Preface ix
UNIT 1 Foundations of Nursing Health Assessment
1 The Nurse's Role in Health Assessment
3(19)
Structure And Function
4(1)
Roles of the Professional Nurse
4(2)
Provider of Care
4(1)
Manager of Care
4(1)
Member of a Profession
5(1)
The registered nurse
5(1)
The advanced practice registered nurse
5(1)
Registered Nurse Versus Specialty or Advanced Practice Assessments
6(1)
Teaching and Health Promotion
6(1)
Wellness and Illness
6(1)
Social Determinants of Health: Healthy People 2030
6(1)
What Is Health Assessment?
6(3)
Nursing Process
7(1)
Assess
7(1)
Diagnose
7(1)
Identify outcomes
7(1)
Plan care
8(1)
Implement
8(1)
Evaluate outcomes
8(1)
Critical Thinking
8(1)
Diagnostic Reasoning
9(1)
Clinical Judgment
9(1)
Types of Nursing Assessments
9(2)
Emergency and Urgent Assessment
9(1)
Comprehensive Assessment
10(1)
Focused Assessment
10(1)
Priority Setting
11(1)
Frequency of Assessment
11(1)
Lifespan Issues
11(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
11(1)
Components of the Health Assessment
12(1)
Subjective Cues
12(1)
Objective Cues
13(1)
Documentation and Communication: Progress Note and SBAR
13(1)
Frameworks for Health Assessment
13(2)
Functional Assessment
13(1)
Head-to-Toe Assessment
14(1)
Body Systems Approach
15(1)
Clinical Judgment
15(1)
Deciding What to Do First
15(1)
Priority Setting
15(1)
Priority Setting Frameworks
15(1)
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
15(1)
Urgent and Acute Versus Chronic
16(1)
Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability Framework
16(1)
Safety/Risk Reduction
16(1)
Nursing Process
16(1)
Survival Potential
16(1)
Least Restrictive Interventions
16(1)
Using Evidence-Based Practice
16(4)
Generate Solutions
18(2)
Review Questions
20(2)
2 The Health History and Interview
22(29)
Structure And Function
23(1)
The Communication Process
23(3)
Therapeutic Communication
24(1)
Nonverbal communication skills
24(1)
Verbal communication skills
25(1)
Subjective Cues
26(1)
Nontherapeutic Responses
26(5)
False Reassurance
26(1)
Sympathy
26(1)
Unwanted Advice
26(1)
Biased questions
27(1)
Changing the subject
28(1)
Distractions
28(1)
Technical or overwhelming language
28(1)
Interrupting
28(1)
Professional Expectations and Boundaries
28(1)
Culturally Competent Communication
29(1)
Patients with limited english skills
29(1)
Working with an interpreter
29(2)
Gender and sexual orientation bias
31(1)
Objective Cues
31(1)
Phases of the Interview Process
31(1)
Preinteraction Phase
31(1)
Beginning Phase
31(1)
Working Phase
32(1)
Closing Phase
32(1)
Health History Sources
32(1)
Primary and Secondary Data Sources
32(1)
Reliability of the Source
32(1)
Components of the Health History
32(9)
Demographic Data
33(1)
Reason for Seeking Care
33(1)
History of Present Illness
33(1)
Location
33(1)
Onset/duration/timing
33(1)
Intensity
34(1)
Quality/description
34(1)
Aggravating/associated/alleviating factors
34(1)
Pain goal
34(1)
Functional goal
34(1)
Past Health History
34(1)
Childhood illnesses
34(1)
Past illnesses
34(1)
Surgeries
34(1)
Injuries and trauma
34(1)
Obstetric history
34(1)
Health screening
34(1)
Genetics
35(1)
Current Medications
35(1)
Allergies
35(1)
Family History
35(1)
Functional Health Assessment
35(2)
Growth and Development
37(1)
Review of Systems
38(3)
Psychosocial and Lifestyle Factors
41(4)
Social, Cultural, and Spiritual Assessment
41(1)
Mental Health Assessment
41(1)
Neglect, Abuse, and Violence Assessment
41(1)
Sexual History
42(1)
Life Span Considerations
42(1)
Challenging Situations
43(1)
Hearing impairment
43(1)
Low level of consciousness
43(1)
Cognitive impairment
43(1)
Mental illness
43(1)
Anxiety
43(1)
Crying
44(1)
Anger
44(1)
Use of alcohol, drugs, or mind-altering substances
44(1)
Personal questions and boundaries
44(1)
Sexual aggression
44(1)
Clinical Judgment
45(4)
Review Questions
49(2)
3 Techniques, Safety, and Infection Control
51(20)
Structure And Function
52(1)
Safety Precautions to Prevent Infection
52(4)
Standard Precautions and Transmission-Based Precautions
52(1)
Hand hygiene
53(1)
Personal protective equipment
53(3)
Subjective Cues
56(1)
Objective Cues
57(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
57(7)
Inspection
58(1)
Palpation
58(1)
Light palpation
59(1)
Moderate palpation
59(1)
Bimanual deep palpation
59(1)
Percussion
59(1)
Direct percussion
59(1)
Indirect percussion
59(1)
Percussion sounds
60(1)
Auscultation
61(1)
The stethoscope
61(1)
Advanced Techniques and Special Equipment
62(1)
Ophthalmoscope
62(1)
Otoscope
63(1)
Tuning fork
63(1)
Reflex hammer
64(1)
Equipment for a Complete Physical Assessment
64(1)
Older Adults
65(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
65(1)
Clinical Judgment
66(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
66(4)
Review Questions
70(1)
4 Documentation and Interprofessional Communication
71(22)
Structure And Function
72(1)
Patient Medical Record
72(2)
Purposes of the Medical Record
72(1)
Legal document
72(1)
Communication and care planning
72(1)
Quality assurance
72(1)
Financial reimbursement
72(1)
Education
73(1)
Research
73(1)
Components of the Medical Record
73(1)
Electronic Medical Record
73(1)
Subjective Cues
74(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
74(1)
Objective Cues
75(1)
Principles Governing Documentation
75(2)
Confidentiality
75(1)
Accuracy and Completeness
76(1)
Logical Organization
77(1)
Timeliness
77(1)
Conciseness
77(1)
Documentation
77(5)
Nursing Admission Assessment
78(1)
Flow Sheets
79(1)
Plan of Care and Clinical Pathway
79(1)
Progress or Case Note
79(1)
Narrative notes
80(1)
Soap notes
80(1)
Pie notes
80(1)
Dar note
80(1)
Charting by Exception
81(1)
Discharge Note
81(1)
Home Care Documentation
81(1)
Long-Term Care Documentation
81(1)
Written Handoff Summary
82(1)
Verbal Communication
82(2)
Verbal Handoff Summary
82(1)
Reporting
82(1)
Qualities of effective reporting
83(1)
Clinical Judgment
84(4)
Sbar Model
84(1)
Reporting to the Primary Healthcare Provider
85(1)
Phone and urgent communication
85(3)
Review Questions
88(5)
UNIT 2 General Examinations
5 Vital Signs and General Survey
93(36)
Structure And Function
94(1)
Subjective Cues
94(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
94(1)
Subjective Data Collection
94(3)
Assessment of Risk Factors
94(1)
Teaching and Health Promotion
94(1)
Common Symptoms
95(2)
Objective Cues
97(1)
Equipment
97(1)
Preparation
97(1)
General Survey
97(2)
Anthropometric Measurements
99(3)
Vital Signs
102(17)
Temperature
102(1)
Determine which route to use
103(1)
Oral route
103(1)
Axillary route
103(1)
Tympanic membrane
103(1)
Temporal artery
104(1)
Rectal route
104(2)
Pulse
106(3)
Respirations
109(2)
Oxygen Saturation
111(1)
Blood Pressure
112(6)
Vital Signs Monitor
118(1)
Doppler Technique
118(1)
Older Adults
119(1)
General Survey
119(1)
Height and Weight
119(1)
Temperature
119(1)
Pulse
119(1)
Respirations
119(1)
Pulse Oximetry
119(1)
Blood Pressure
119(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
120(1)
Clinical Judgment
120(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
120(6)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
120(3)
Generate Solutions
123(3)
Review Questions
126(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
127(2)
6 Pain Assessment
129(23)
Structure And Function
130(1)
Neuroanatomy of Pain
130(2)
Peripheral Nervous System
130(1)
Central Nervous System
130(1)
Gate Control Theory
131(1)
Nociception
131(1)
Types of Pain
132(2)
Acute Pain
132(1)
Chronic Pain
133(1)
Neuropathic Pain
133(1)
Nociplastic Pain
133(1)
Older Adults
134(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
134(1)
Subjective Cues
135(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
135(1)
Subjective Data Collection
135(2)
Assessment of Risk Factors
135(1)
Teaching and Health Promotion
135(1)
Common Symptoms
135(2)
Objective Cues
137(1)
Pain Assessment Tools
138(3)
One-Dimensional Pain Scales
138(1)
Numeric pain intensity scale
138(1)
Visual analogue scale (vas)
139(1)
Multidimensional Pain Scales
139(1)
Brief pain inventory
139(1)
Mcgill pain questionnaire
139(1)
The pain, enjoyment and general activity (peg) tool
140(1)
Clinically aligned pain assessment (capa) tool
140(1)
Lifespan Considerations
141(2)
Newborns, Infants, and Children
141(1)
Older Adults
142(1)
Special Considerations
143(2)
Patients Unable to Report Pain
143(1)
The Opioid Crisis
143(1)
Patients With Opioid Tolerance
143(1)
Reassessing and Documenting Pain
144(1)
Barriers to Pain Assessment
144(1)
Clinical Judgment
145(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
145(1)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
145(4)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
145(2)
Generate Solutions
147(2)
Review Questions
149(3)
7 Nutritional Assessment
152(28)
Structure And Function
153(1)
Nutritional Concepts
153(3)
Primary Nutrients
153(1)
Carbohydrates
153(1)
Proteins and amino acids
153(1)
Lipids and fatty acids
153(1)
Vitamins and minerals
154(1)
Supplements
154(1)
Fluid and electrolytes
155(1)
Food Safety and Food Security
156(1)
Food-borne pathogens
156(1)
Organic food
156(1)
Food security
156(1)
Nutritional Guidelines
156(1)
Lifespan Considerations
156(2)
People Who Are Pregnant
156(1)
Infants, Children, and Adolescents
157(1)
Older Adults
157(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
158(1)
Subjective Cues
159(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
159(1)
Subjective Data Collection
159(7)
Assessment of Risk Factors
160(2)
Teaching and Health Promotion
162(1)
Common Symptoms
162(2)
Comprehensive Nutritional History
164(1)
Food records
164(1)
Direct observation
164(2)
Objective Cues
166(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
166(1)
Equipment
166(1)
Preparation
166(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
166(5)
Clinical Judgment
171(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
171(5)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
171(1)
Serum proteins
171(1)
Hemoglobin and hematocrit
171(1)
Lymphocyte count
171(1)
Creatinine excretion
172(1)
Nitrogen balance
172(1)
Skin testing
172(1)
Lipid measurements
172(1)
Other laboratory tests
172(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
172(4)
Review Questions
176(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
177(3)
8 Assessment of Developmental Stages
180(25)
Structure And Function
181(1)
Psychosocial Development
181(2)
Infant: Trust Versus Mistrust: Stage I
181(1)
Toddler: Autonomy Versus Shame and Doubt: Stage II
181(1)
Preschooler: Initiative Versus Guilt: Stage III
181(1)
School-Age Child: Industry Versus Inferiority: Stage IV
182(1)
Adolescent: Identity Versus Role Confusion: Stage V
182(1)
Early Adult: Intimacy Versus Isolation: Stage VI
182(1)
Middle Adult: Generativity Versus Stagnation: Stage VII
182(1)
Late Adult: Ego Integrity Versus Despair: Stage VIII
182(1)
Cognitive Development
183(2)
Infant: Sensorimotor Stage I
183(1)
Toddler and Preschooler: Preoperational Stage II
184(1)
School-Age Child: Concrete Operations III
184(1)
Adolescent: Formal Operations IV
185(1)
Young Adult: Formal Operations
185(1)
Development of Wisdom and Values in Adults
185(1)
Middle Adult: Cognitive Expertise
185(1)
Older Adult: Wisdom
186(1)
Physical Development
186(2)
Newborn and Infant
186(1)
Child and Adolescent
187(1)
Adults and Older Adults
188(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
188(1)
Subjective Cues
189(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
189(1)
Subjective Data Collection
189(5)
Assessment of Risk Factors
190(1)
Teaching and Health Promotion
191(1)
Infants, children, and adolescents
191(2)
Adolescents
193(1)
Older adults
193(1)
Objective Cues
194(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
194(5)
Clinical Judgment
199(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
199(4)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
199(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
199(2)
Generate Solutions
201(2)
Review Questions
203(2)
9 Mental Health, Violence, and Substance Use Disorder
205(31)
Structure And Function
206(1)
Role of the Nurse in Mental Health
206(1)
Violence
206(1)
Substance Use Disorder and Addiction
207(3)
Definitions
207(1)
Statistics
208(1)
Alcohol Use Disorder
208(2)
Opioid Crisis
210(1)
Subjective Cues
210(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
210(1)
Subjective Data Collection
210(11)
Interviewing Patients About Violence
211(1)
Documentation and legal issues related to violence
211(1)
Alcohol and Drug Use Disorder Interview
212(1)
Risk Factors for Mental Health Conditions
212(4)
Dementia, Delirium, and Depression Assessment
216(1)
Teaching and Health Promotion
217(1)
Common Symptoms
217(4)
Objective Cues
221(1)
Comprehensive Mental Health Assessment
221(8)
Clinical Judgment
229(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
229(5)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
229(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
230(1)
Generate Solutions
231(3)
Review Questions
234(2)
10 Cultural Assessment
236(25)
Structure And Function
237(1)
Cultural Assessment and Cultural Competency
237(1)
Characteristics of Culture
238(1)
Nursing Models for Cultural Assessment and Care
238(1)
Subjective Cues
238(1)
Subjective Data Collection
238(10)
Implementing the Cultural Assessment: Practical Aspects
242(1)
Cultural health beliefs and practices
243(5)
Objective Cues
248(1)
Social Assessment
248(4)
Social Determinants of Health
248(1)
Social Assessment of the Individual
248(1)
Social Assessment of the Community
249(3)
Clinical Judgment
252(1)
Making Clinical Decisions
252(5)
Prioritize Hypothesis and Take Action
252(5)
Review Questions
257(4)
UNIT 3 Regional Examinations
11 Skin, Hair, and Nails Assessment
261(51)
Structure And Function
262(1)
Skin
262(1)
Epidermis
262(1)
Dermis
262(1)
Subcutaneous Layer
262(1)
Hair
263(1)
Nails
263(1)
Glands
264(1)
Older Adults
264(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
265(2)
Subjective Cues
267(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
267(1)
Subjective Data Collection
267(7)
Assessment of Risk Factors
267(3)
Teaching and Health Promotion
270(1)
Common integumentary symptoms
271(3)
Objective Cues
274(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
274(1)
Equipment
274(1)
Preparation
274(1)
Comprehensive Skin Assessment
274(7)
Clinical Judgment
281(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
281(4)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
281(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
281(2)
Generate Solutions
283(2)
Review Questions
285(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
286(26)
12 Head and Neck Assessment, With Vision and Hearing Basics
312(26)
Structure And Function
313(1)
The Head
313(1)
Skeletal Structure
313(1)
Muscles
313(1)
Blood Supply
313(1)
Nerve Supply
313(1)
Salivary Glands
314(1)
Vision
314(1)
Hearing
314(1)
The Neck
314(1)
Trachea
314(1)
Thyroid and Parathyroid Glands
315(1)
Lymphatics
315(1)
Older Adults
315(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
316(1)
Subjective Cues
316(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
316(1)
Subjective Data Collection
317(4)
Assessment of Risk Factors
317(1)
Teachinq and Health Promotion
318(1)
Common Symptoms
318(3)
Objective Cues
321(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
321(1)
Equipment
322(1)
Preparation
322(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
322(6)
Clinical Judgment
328(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
328(4)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
328(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
328(2)
Generate Solutions
330(2)
Review Questions
332(2)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
334(4)
13 Eye Assessment for Advanced and Specialty Practice
338(36)
Structure And Function
339(1)
The Eye
339(1)
Extraocular Structures
339(1)
Extraocular Muscle Function
339(1)
Intraocular Structures
340(1)
Vision
340(1)
Older Adults
340(2)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
342(1)
Subjective Cues
342(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
342(1)
Subjective Data Collection
343(3)
Assessment of Risk Factors
343(1)
Teaching and Health Promotion
344(1)
Common Symptoms
344(2)
Objective Cues
346(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
346(1)
Equipment (For Advanced Practice Assessment)
347(1)
Preparation
347(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
347(12)
Visual Acuity
347(1)
Visual Fields
348(1)
Extraocular Muscle Movements
348(8)
Internal Ocular Structures
356(3)
Clinical Judgment
359(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
359(5)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
359(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Actions
359(2)
Generate Solutions
361(3)
Review Questions
364(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
365(9)
14 Ear Assessment for Advanced and Specialty Practice
374(28)
Structure And Function
375(1)
Ear
375(1)
External Ear
375(1)
Middle Ear
376(1)
Inner Ear
376(1)
Hearing
376(2)
Air and Bone Conduction
377(1)
Hearing Difficulties
377(1)
Vestibular Function
378(1)
Older Adults
378(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
378(1)
Subjective Cues
378(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
378(1)
Subjective Data Collection
379(5)
Assessment of Risk Factors
379(2)
Teaching and Health Promotion
381(1)
Common Symptoms
381(3)
Objective Cues
384(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
384(1)
Equipment (For Advanced Practice Assessment)
384(1)
Preparation
384(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
385(6)
Clinical Judgment
391(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
391(6)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
391(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
391(6)
Review Questions
397(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
398(4)
15 Nose, Sinuses, Mouth, and Throat Assessment
402(43)
Structure And Function
403(1)
Nose
403(1)
Nerve and Blood Supply
404(1)
Lymph Drainage
404(1)
Sinuses
404(1)
Mouth
405(3)
Tongue
406(1)
Salivary Glands
406(1)
Teeth and Gums
407(1)
Throat, Tonsils, and Adenoids
408(1)
Older Adults
408(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
408(2)
Oral Health in Vulnerable Populations
409(1)
Congenital Defects in Children
409(1)
Cancer
409(1)
Sleep-Disordered Breathing
410(1)
Subjective Cues
410(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
410(1)
Subjective Data Collection
410(8)
Assessment of Risk Factors
410(4)
Teaching and Health Promotion
414(1)
Tobacco use
414(1)
Sleep disorders
414(1)
Cancer
414(1)
Oral health
414(1)
Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia
414(1)
Common Nose, Sinus, and Mouth Symptoms
414(4)
Objective Cues
418(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
418(1)
Equipment
418(1)
Preparation
418(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
419(6)
Clinical Judgment
425(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
425(6)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
425(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
426(2)
Generate Solutions
428(3)
Review Questions
431(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
432(13)
16 Thorax and Lung Assessment
445(38)
Structure And Function
446(1)
The Thorax
446(3)
Anterior Thoracic Landmarks
446(2)
Posterior Thoracic Landmarks
448(1)
Reference Lines
448(1)
Lobes of the Lungs
449(1)
The Respiratory Tract
450(1)
Lower Respiratory Tract
450(1)
Upper Respiratory Tract
451(1)
Mechanics of Respiration
451(1)
Older Adults
451(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
452(1)
Subjective Cues
452(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
452(1)
Subjective Data Collection
453(7)
Assessment of Risk Factors
453(2)
Teaching and Health Promotion
455(1)
Smoking cessation
455(1)
Prevention of occupational exposure
455(1)
Prevention of asthma
455(1)
Immunizations
455(1)
Common symptoms
456(4)
Objective Cues
460(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
460(1)
Equipment
460(1)
Preparation
460(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
460(13)
Clinical Judgment
473(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
473(5)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
473(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
473(5)
Review Questions
478(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
479(4)
17 Heart and Neck Vessels Assessment
483(40)
Structure And Function
484(1)
Anatomy
484(3)
Neck Vessels
485(1)
Heart Chambers
485(1)
Valves
485(1)
Heart Wall
486(1)
Coronary Arteries and Veins
486(1)
Conduction System
487(1)
Physiology
487(3)
Pulmonary and Systemic Circulation
487(1)
Cardiac Cycle
488(1)
Systole
488(1)
Diastole
488(1)
Relation to heart sounds (s1 and s2)
488(1)
Cardiac output
488(1)
Control of heart rate
489(1)
Relation to electrocardiogram
489(1)
Heart rhythm
489(1)
Jugular Pulsations
490(1)
Older Adults
490(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
491(1)
Subjective Cues
491(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
491(1)
Subjective Data Collection
492(6)
Assessment of Risk Factors
492(1)
Teaching and Health Promotion
493(1)
Smoking cessation
494(1)
Control of blood pressure and cholesterol level
494(1)
Common Symptoms
494(4)
Objective Cues
498(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
498(1)
Equipment
499(1)
Preparation
499(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
500(9)
Auscultation
503(1)
Extra heart sounds
504(1)
Murmurs
504(4)
Variations in heart sounds
508(1)
Clinical Judgment
509(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
509(5)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
509(1)
Lipid profile
509(1)
Cardiac enzymes and proteins
509(1)
Electrocardiogram
509(1)
Chest x-ray
509(1)
Echocardiogram
509(1)
Hemodynamic monitoring
509(1)
Stress test
509(1)
Cardiac catheterization and coronary angiography
509(1)
Cardiac electrophysiology
509(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
510(4)
Review Questions
514(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
515(8)
18 Peripheral Vascular and Lymphatic Assessment
523(33)
Structure And Function
524(1)
Arterial System
524(1)
Venous System
524(2)
Capillaries
526(1)
Lymphatic System
526(1)
Older Adults
527(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
528(1)
Subjective Cues
529(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
529(1)
Subjective Data Collection
529(6)
Assessment of Risk Factors
529(2)
Teaching and Health Promotion
531(1)
Patients with peripheral arterial disease
531(1)
Patients with venous disease
532(1)
Patients with lymphatic disorders
532(1)
Common Symptoms
532(3)
Objective Cues
535(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
535(1)
Equipment
536(1)
Preparation
536(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
536(8)
Clinical Judgment
544(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
544(5)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
544(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
545(4)
Review Questions
549(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
550(6)
19 Breast and Axillae Assessment
556(29)
Structure And Function
557(1)
Landmarks
557(1)
Breast Structures
557(1)
Axillae and Lymph Nodes
558(1)
Lifespan Considerations
558(2)
Pregnancy
558(1)
Newborns and Infants
559(1)
Children and Adolescents
559(1)
Older Adults
560(1)
Breasts in Males Assigned at Birth
560(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
560(2)
Subjective Cues
562(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
562(1)
Subjective Data Collection
562(5)
Assessment of Risk Factors
562(2)
Teaching and Health Promotion
564(1)
Teaching the Self-breast Examination
564(1)
Common Symptoms
564(3)
Objective Cues
567(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
567(1)
Equipment
568(1)
Preparation
568(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
568(7)
Clinical Judgment
575(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
575(6)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
575(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and-Take Action
576(2)
Generate Solutions
578(3)
Review Questions
581(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
582(3)
20 Abdominal Assessment
585(39)
Structure And Function
586(1)
Anatomical Landmarks
586(2)
Reference Lines
588(1)
Abdominal Organs
588(1)
Gastrointestinal Organs
588(1)
Genitourinary Organs
588(1)
Blood Vessels, Peritoneum, and Muscles
588(1)
Ingestion and Digestion
589(1)
Absorption of Nutrients
589(1)
Elimination
589(1)
Older Adults
589(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
590(1)
Subjective Cues
590(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
590(1)
Subjective Data Collection
590(9)
Assessment of Risk Factors
590(3)
Teaching and Health Promotion
593(1)
Colorectal cancer
593(1)
Food-borne illnesses
594(1)
Hepatitis
594(1)
Common Symptoms
594(5)
Objective Cues
599(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
599(1)
Equipment
600(1)
Preparation
600(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
600(12)
Clinical Judgment
612(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
612(5)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
612(1)
Esophagogastroduodenoscopy
612(1)
Barium enema
612(1)
Colonoscopy
612(1)
Endoscopic retrograde Cholangiopancreatography
612(1)
Computed tomography scan
612(1)
Magnetic resonance imaging
612(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
612(2)
Generate Solutions
614(3)
Review Questions
617(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
618(6)
21 Musculoskeletal Assessment
624(49)
Structure And Function
625(1)
Bones
625(1)
Muscles
625(1)
Joints
625(4)
Temporomandibular Joint
626(1)
Shoulder
626(1)
Elbow
627(1)
Wrist and Hand
628(1)
Hip
628(1)
Knee
628(1)
Ankle and Foot
629(1)
Spine
629(1)
Older Adults
629(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
630(1)
Subjective Cues
630(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
630(1)
Subjective Data Collection
631(2)
Assessment of Risk Factors
631(2)
Teaching and Health Promotion
633(1)
Bone density
633(1)
Scoliosis screening
633(1)
Common Musculoskeletal Symptoms
633(4)
Objective Cues
637(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
637(1)
Equipment
637(1)
Preparation
637(1)
Initial Survey
638(3)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
641(18)
Risk for Falling
657(2)
Clinical Judgment
659(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
659(5)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
659(1)
Prioritize Hypothesis and Take Action
659(2)
Generate Solutions
661(3)
Review Questions
664(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
665(8)
22 Neurological and Mental Status Assessment
673(49)
Structure And Function
674(1)
Central Nervous System
674(5)
Brain
674(1)
Cerebrum
674(2)
Brainstem
676(1)
Cerebellum
677(1)
Protective Structures of the Central Nervous System
677(1)
Spinal Cord
678(1)
Peripheral Nervous System
679(2)
Cranial Nerves
679(1)
Spinal Nerves
679(1)
Autonomic Nervous System
680(1)
Reflexes
680(1)
Older Adults
681(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
681(1)
Subjective Cues
682(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
682(1)
Subjective Data Collection
683(6)
Assessment of Risk Factors
683(2)
Teaching and Health Promotion
685(1)
Stroke prevention
685(1)
Injury prevention
685(1)
Chronic neurological conditions
685(1)
Common Symptoms
685(4)
Objective Cues
689(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
689(1)
Equipment
689(1)
Preparation
689(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
690(14)
Neurological Assessment in Selected Situations
704(3)
Screening Examination of a Healthy Patient
704(1)
Serial Neurological Assessment and Documentation
704(1)
Assessment of Meningeal Signs
705(1)
Assessing the Unconscious Patient
705(1)
Brain Herniation Syndromes
706(1)
Clinical Judgment
707(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
707(6)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
707(1)
Anatomical imaging
707(1)
Electrical conduction testing
707(1)
Cerebrospinal fluid/spinal procedures
707(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
708(2)
Generate Solutions
710(3)
Review Questions
713(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
714(8)
23 Male Genitalia and Rectal Assessment
722(39)
Structure And Function
723(1)
External Genitalia
723(1)
Internal Genitalia
724(1)
Testes
724(1)
Ducts
725(1)
Glands
725(1)
Rectum and Anus
725(1)
Rectum
725(1)
Anal Canal and Anus
726(1)
Life Span Considerations
726(1)
Newborns and Infants
726(1)
Children and Adolescents
726(1)
Older Adults
726(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
727(1)
Subjective Cues
728(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
728(1)
Subjective Data Collection
729(7)
Assessment of Risk Factors
729(3)
Teaching and Health Promotion
732(1)
Health goals
732(1)
Testicular self-examination
732(1)
Screening for prostate cancer
733(1)
Common Symptoms
733(3)
Objective Cues
736(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
736(1)
Equipment
736(1)
Preparation
736(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
737(8)
Additional Techniques
739(6)
Clinical Judgment
745(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
745(5)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
745(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
745(2)
Generate Solutions
747(3)
Review Questions
750(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
751(10)
24 Female Genitalia and Rectal Assessment
761(46)
Structure And Function
762(1)
External Genitalia
762(1)
Internal Genitalia
762(2)
Vagina
762(1)
Uterus
762(1)
Cervix
763(1)
Fallopian Tubes
763(1)
Ovaries
763(1)
Rectum, Anal Canal, and Anus
764(1)
Rectum
764(1)
Anal Canal and Anus
764(1)
Hormone Regulation
764(1)
Life Span Considerations
764(3)
Pregnancy
764(1)
Infants, Children, and Adolescents
765(2)
Menopausal and Older Adults
767(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
767(1)
Subjective Cues
767(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
767(1)
Subjective Data Collection
768(10)
Assessment of Risk Factors
769(4)
Teaching and Health Promotion
773(1)
Common Symptoms
774(1)
Life span considerations
775(3)
Objective Cues
778(1)
Basic and Advanced Techniques
778(1)
Equipment
778(1)
Preparation
778(2)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
780(9)
Clinical Judgment
789(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
789(4)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
789(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
790(1)
Generate Solutions
791(2)
Review Questions
793(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
794(13)
UNIT 4 Special Populations and Foci
25 Pregnancy
807(33)
Structure And Function
808(1)
Preconception
808(1)
First Trimester (0 to 13 Weeks)
809(1)
Second Trimester (13 to 26 Weeks)
810(1)
Third Trimester (26 to 40 Weeks)
810(1)
Determining Weeks of Gestation
811(1)
Role of the Registered Nurse in the Outpatient Setting
811(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
812(1)
Infant Health Disparities
812(1)
Birthing Parent Health Disparities
812(1)
Subjective Cues
813(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
813(1)
Subjective Data Collection
814(7)
Assessment of Risk Factors
814(3)
Teaching and Health Promotion
817(1)
Common Symptoms
818(3)
Objective Cues
821(1)
Equipment
821(1)
Preparation
821(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
822(8)
Clinical Judgment
830(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
830(7)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
830(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
830(4)
Generate Solutions
834(3)
Review Questions
837(1)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
838(2)
26 Newborns and Infants
840(38)
Structure And Function
841(1)
Physical Growth
841(1)
Motor Development
841(1)
Psychosocial and Cognitive Development
841(1)
Language Development
841(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
841(1)
Subjective Cues
842(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
842(1)
Subjective Data Collection
843(5)
Assessment of Risk Factors
843(1)
Teaching and Health Promotion
844(1)
Safe sleep habits
844(1)
Choking
844(1)
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation training for caregivers
844(1)
Immunization schedules
845(1)
Child safety car seat
845(1)
Poison control
845(1)
Breast/chestfeeding
845(1)
Formula feeding
846(1)
Tooth Decay
846(1)
Common Symptoms
846(2)
Objective Cues
848(1)
Equipment
848(1)
Preparation
848(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
849(16)
Clinical Judgment
865(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
865(5)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
865(1)
Prioritize Hypothesis and Take Action
865(2)
Generate Solutions
867(3)
Review Questions
870(2)
Tables of Abnormal Findings
872(6)
27 Children and Adolescents
878(31)
Structure And Function
879(1)
Physical Growth
879(1)
Motor Development
879(1)
Language
879(1)
Psychosocial and Cognitive Development
880(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
880(1)
Subjective Cues
880(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
880(1)
Subjective Data Collection
881(8)
Assessment of Risk Factors
881(4)
Teaching and Health Promotion
885(1)
Immunization schedules
886(1)
Car safety
886(1)
American association of poison control centers
886(1)
Safety at home
886(1)
Fire safety
887(1)
Water safety
887(1)
Outdoor safety
887(1)
Prevention of substance and alcohol use
887(1)
Nutrition and prevention of obesity
887(1)
Prevention of dental caries
887(1)
Mental health issues
887(1)
Promotion of contraception and sexually transmitted infection prevention
887(1)
Common Symptoms
888(1)
Objective Cues
889(1)
Equipment
889(1)
Preparation
889(2)
Developmental Screening
890(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
891(11)
Clinical Judgment
902(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
902(4)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
902(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
902(2)
Generate Solutions
904(2)
Review Questions
906(3)
28 Older Adults
909(30)
Structure And Function
910(1)
Skin, Hair, and Nails
910(1)
Head and Neck
910(1)
Eyes and Vision
910(1)
Ears and Hearing
910(1)
Nose, Sinuses, Mouth, and Throat
911(1)
Thorax and Lungs
911(1)
Heart and Neck Vessels
911(1)
Peripheral Vascular System and Lymphatics
911(1)
Breasts/Chest and Lymphatics
912(1)
Abdomen, Metabolism, and Elimination
912(1)
Musculoskeletal System
912(1)
Neurological System
912(1)
Genitourinary Systems
912(1)
Endocrine System
912(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
913(1)
Subjective Cues
913(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
913(1)
Subjective Data Collection
913(9)
Interviewing the Older Adult
913(2)
Assessment of Risk Factors
915(3)
Teaching and Health Promotion
918(1)
Overall assessmenttools for health promotion
919(1)
Nutrition
919(1)
Polypharmacy and medications
919(1)
Safety
919(1)
Common Symptoms
919(3)
Objective Cues
922(1)
Equipment
922(1)
Preparation
922(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
923(6)
Clinical Judgment
929(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
929(4)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
929(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
929(2)
Generate Solutions
931(2)
Review Questions
933(6)
UNIT 5 Putting It All Together
29 Assessment of the Hospitalized Adult
939(20)
Structure And Function
940(1)
Structure and Function: Foundation for Assessment
940(1)
Types of Hospital Assessments
940(1)
Assessment, Accountability, and Delegation
941(1)
Patient Safety and Risk Reduction in the Hospital Setting
941(2)
Safety Interventions for Hospitalized Patients
942(1)
Older Adults
943(1)
Cultural Variations and Health Disparities
943(1)
Subjective Cues
944(1)
Urgent Assessment
944(1)
Subjective Data Collection
945(1)
Objective Cues
946(1)
Equipment
946(1)
Preparation
946(1)
Communicating the Assessment
946(1)
Comprehensive Admitting Assessment
947(1)
Shift and Focused Hospital Assessments
948(1)
General Shift Assessment
948(1)
Focused Shift Assessment
948(1)
Specialized Assessments for the Hospitalized Patient
948(3)
Clinical Judgment
951(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
951(5)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
951(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
951(2)
Generate Solutions
953(3)
Review Questions
956(3)
30 Head-to-Toe Assessment of the Adult
959(28)
Subjective Cues
960(1)
Priority Urgent Assessment
960(1)
Subjective Data Collection
960(9)
Focused History
960(1)
Past Medical History
961(1)
Review of Systems
961(1)
Psychosocial history
962(1)
Functional health status
962(1)
Activities of daily living
962(1)
Teaching and Health Promotion
962(6)
Common Symptoms
968(1)
Objective Cues
969(1)
Equipment
969(1)
Preparation
970(1)
Comprehensive Physical Assessment
970(11)
Clinical Judgment
981(1)
Make Clinical Decisions
981(4)
Analyze Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing
981(1)
Prioritize Hypotheses and Take Action
981(4)
Review Questions
985(2)
Appendix A Answers to Review Questions 987(18)
Appendix B Answers to Next Generation NCLEX Style Questions 1005(30)
Illustration Credit List 1035(4)
Index 1039