Assessment
Nursing Process
Data
Interview
Physical
100

Collection of subjective data about the client’s perception of health of all body parts or systems, past medical history, family history, and lifestyle and health practices

What is Initial comprehensive assessment?

100

Collecting subjective and objective data

 What is Assessment?

100

Review client’s record
Review client’s status with other health care team
members

What is preparing for the assessment?

100

introduce yourself

What is Introduction?

100

– Equipment
– Preparation


What is prep for physical assessment?

200

Thorough assessment of a particular client problem, which does not cover areas not related to the problem.

What is focused assessment?

200

Carrying out the plan

What is implementation?

200

Personal health history
Family history
Health and lifestyle practices
Review of systems


What is subjective data?

200

review medical record and chief complaint

What is pre-introductory phase?

200

• Hand Hygiene
• Gloves
• Mask, eye protection, face
shield
• Gown

What are standard precautions?

300

Very rapid assessment performed in life-threatening situations

What is Emergency assessment?

300

Determining outcome criteria and developing a
plan

What is planning?

300

Physical characteristics
Body functions
Appearance
Behavior
Measurements

What is objective data?

300

Open-ended questions

Laundry list

Rephrasing

What are types of verbal communication?

300

Look and observe before touching
Completely expose part being examined while draping the rest of client as appropriate

What is inspection?

400

Focuses primarily on the client’s physiologic
development status


What is Physical medical assessment

400

Assessing whether outcome criteria have
been met and revising the plan as necessary


What is evaluation?

400


Identify abnormal data and strengths.
Cluster the data.
Draw inferences and identify problems

What is Analysis Phase?

400

Summarize the information you obtained from them so far
Goals and how to achieve goals
Ask questions to ensure they understand their plan of care
Ask questions to see if they have any other concerns

What is summary and closing?

400

consists of using parts of the hand to touch and feel

What is palpation?

500

Collects holistic subjective and objective data to
determine a client’s overall level of functioning in
order to make a professional clinical judgment

What is Holistic Nursing assessment?

500

Analyzing subjective and objective data to
make a professional nursing judgment

What is diagnosis?

500

Data collection that occurs after the comprehensive database is established

What is ongoing or partial assessment?

500

Ask about reason for seeking care
Past medical history or family history of this issue?
Lifestyle practices

What is Working phase?

500

Expose the body part
Diaphragm, high-pitched sounds; bell, low-pitched sounds
Place earpieces into outer ear canal

What is auscultation?