1Percussion is done to determine: The size, consistency and edges of body organs.
2.Inspection is a visual clinical examination performed on the patient to evaluate their external appearance.
3.Auscultation is a physical examination technique that involves listening to body sounds with a stethoscope or stethoscope.
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🐞Palpación: During palpation, the texture, temperature and sensitivity of the tissues are evaluated.
inspection: During the general inspection, the patient's posture, movement and expression are observed. Percussion: The abdominal percussion technique helps detect masses or inflammations.
Palpation: During palpation, the texture, temperature and sensitivity of the tissues are evaluated. inspection: During the general inspection, the patient's posture, movement and expression are observed.
Percussion: The abdominal percussion technique helps detect masses or inflammations.
Affect:Affection is the first feeling we experience at birth
Percussion:When I hace a bad cough, my doctor performs a percussion on me
Palpation:After intense pain, the doctor performs a plapation to determine the location
1. R/: Determine whether or not you have a physical problem.
2. R/: *Heart Disease (hypertension, heart failure).
*Lung diseases (emphysema, pulmonary fibrosis).
*Internal tumors (pancreatic cancer, liver cancer).
*Kidney diseases (chronic kidney failure).
*Liver diseases (cirrhosis, chronic hepatitis).
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Physical examination or clinical examination is the set of maneuvers that a doctor or nurse performs to obtain information about a person's health status. The science in charge of its study is called clinical semiology.
• Inspection (observing the body).
• Palpation (feeling the body with the fingers or hands).
• Auscultation (listening to sounds, usually with a stethoscope).
• Percussion (producing sounds, usually by gently tapping specific areas of the body).
2.
Conditional physical capacities are those functional qualities of the human being that are executed through physical activity. There are four: speed, strength, endurance and flexibility.
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During a physical examination, nurses typically perform the following tasks:
1. Vital sign assessment:
- Pulse
- Blood pressure
- Body temperature
- Respiratory rate
- Oxygen saturation
2. Recording medical and family history.
3. Evaluation of the patient's general appearance.
4. Inspection and palpation of various body areas.
5. Verification of reflexes and mobility.
6. Auscultation of heart and lung sounds.
7. Questions about habits, lifestyle, and health concerns.
2. Cancers in early stages: may not exhibit noticeable symptoms initially.
Internal injuries: such as organ damage that doesn't show external signs.
Certain infections: like early-stage sepsis or silent urinary tract infections.
Subtle neurological problems: that may not display clear physical signs.
Chronic conditions: like hypertension or hypercholesterolemia, which often have no immediate physical manifestations."
Nurses look for the discomforts and ailments that patients present in order to assign a triage and a good rating of the state in which they arrive at the service in order to provide good care and correct management of the discomforts that they are presenting. It is also important that we take vital signs in order to identify how serious the patient is.
During the physical examination, it is very important that the nurse is attentive to all the physical details and also to the symptoms that the patient refers to, as well as discomforts or ailments that they have encountered in recent days. Additionally, it is important that the patient tells the truth and does not hide information about their health status. In addition, it is important to do the first basic tests such as vital signs to know if what the patient tells us and what we are seeing as health personnel is true or not.
Here is the translation:
When performing a physical examination, nurses assess various aspects of a patient's health status. This includes:
1. Vital signs:
2. General appearance:
3. Respiratory system:
4. Cardiovascular system:
5. Nervous system:
6. Abdomen:
7. Musculoskeletal system:
8. Skin:
9. Pain assessment
Here is the translation:
During a physical examination, there are certain conditions that can be difficult to detect without additional tests or more specific studies. These include:
1. Hidden hypertension:
2. Heart diseases:
3. Chronic lung diseases:
4. Diabetes:
5. Thyroid problems:
6. Cancer in early stages:
7. Autoimmune disorders:
8. Mild neurological problems:
For many of these conditions, the use of complementary tests such as laboratory analysis, imaging studies, or ambulatory monitoring is essential.
1.what do nurses look for during physical assessments
Answer2
1. Vital signs
2. Inspection
3. Auscultation
4. Palpation
5. Percussion
6. Neurological evaluation
7. Identification of pain or discomfort
2what physical conditions áre hard to find during physical assessments
Answer.2
1. Internal injuries
2. Cancer in early stages
3. Neurological disorders
4. Blood clots
5. Silent heart diseases
6. Small fractures or fissures
7. Internal infections
What do nurses look for when performing a physical exam? A nurse looks for stable vital signs, skin that is free of ulcers, bruises, wounds, etc. This is what he or she can observe physically.
What do nurses look for when performing a physical exam? A nurse looks for stable vital signs, skin that is free of ulcers, bruises, wounds, etc. This is what he or she can observe physically.
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1.what do nurses look for during physical assessments?
It is the process of examining the body using the sense of touch, to detect the presence or absence of lumps, pain, temperature, muscle tone and movement, and to corroborate the data obtained during questioning.
2.what physical conditions are hard to find during physical assessments?
1. Nonspecific symptoms: Vague pain or nonspecific symptoms can make it difficult to diagnose conditions like fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome.
2. Rare diseases: Conditions like Lyme disease, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, or Crohn's disease can be difficult to diagnose because of their rarity.
3. Hidden symptoms: Conditions like depression, anxiety, or autism spectrum disorders may not present obvious physical symptoms.
4. Chronic diseases: Conditions like hypertension, diabetes, or chronic kidney disease may not present obvious symptoms in early stages.
5. Neurological conditions: Diseases like multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, or epilepsy can be difficult to diagnose without additional testing.
6. Musculoskeletal disorders: Conditions like tendonitis, bursitis, or carpal tunnel syndrome can be difficult to diagnose without imaging tests.
7. Infectious diseases: Conditions like tuberculosis, malaria, or sexually transmitted diseases can be difficult to diagnose without laboratory tests.
1)What do nurses look for during physical assessments?
Vital Signs: Monitoring temperature, pulse, respiration rate, and blood pressure to assess cardiovascular and respiratory function.
General Appearance: Observing the patient's level of consciousness, hygiene, and any signs of distress or discomfort.
Skin: Checking for color, temperature, moisture, turgor, and any lesions or abnormalities.
Head and Neck: Assessing the eyes, ears, nose, throat, and neck for abnormalities, swelling, or signs of infection.
2)What physical conditions are hard to find during physical assessments?
Hypertension: Often asymptomatic, high blood pressure may go undetected without routine monitoring.
Diabetes: Early stages can be subtle, with symptoms like fatigue or frequent urination that might be overlooked.
Heart Disease: Conditions like coronary artery disease may not present obvious symptoms until significant damage has occurred.
Pulmonary Conditions: Early-stage respiratory issues, like asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), can show minimal physical signs.
1.It is the process of examining the body using the sense of touch, to detect the presence or absence of mass or masses, presence of pain, temperature, muscle tone and movement, and corroborate the data obtained during the interrogation and inspection.
2. stomach problems, stomach cancer, colon, kidney problems, chronic diseases.
1. What do nurses look for during psychological evaluations?
It seeks to determine your physical condition whether or not you present a problem. This helps the health professional determine the types of symptoms that other conditions may cause and what medical tests are required.
2. What plysicas conditions are hard to find during plysical assessments.?
Physical conditions difficult to detect during physical evaluations
- Psychological problems
- Chronic pain
- Internal injuries
- Hidden infections
- Nutritional deficiencies
- Endocrine disorders
1.What do nurses look for when doing a physical examination?
detect the presence or absence of mass or masses, presence of pain, temperature, muscle tone and movement, and corroborate the data obtained during the interrogation and inspection.
2.What physical conditions are difficult to find during a physical examination?
Internal injuries
cancer in early stages
heart diseases
respiratory disorder
1. When doing the exam, they seek to find out if the patient physically presents any abnormality or something outside the normal parameters of his or her body. 2. The most complicated could be the sounds made by the organs
What do nurses look for during physical assessments?
..It is the process of examining the body using the sense of touch, to detect the presence or absence of mass or masses, presence of pain, temperature, muscle tone and movement, and corroborate the data obtained during the interrogation and inspection.
What physical conditions are hard to find during physical assessments?
...hearing problems
.mental problems
.psychological problems
.nutritional problems
.etc
1.1. Vital Signs: Temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure.
2. General Appearance: Hygiene, demeanor, signs of distress.
3. Skin: Color, temperature, lesions.
4. Head and Neck: Eyes, ears, throat, lymph nodes.
5. Cardiovascular:Heart sounds, peripheral pulses.
6. Respiratory: Breath sounds, effort of breathing.
7. Abdomen: Tenderness, bowel sounds.
8. Musculoskeletal: Range of motion, strength.
9. Neurological:Consciousness, reflexes.
2.- Internal Injuries:Hidden organ damage.
- Cardiac Issues: Undetectable arrhythmias.
- Early Tumors:Often asymptomatic.
- Subtle Neurological Disorders: Mild impairments.
- Mental Health Conditions:Signs may not be visible.
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1. *What nurses look for during physical assessments*
- Vital signs
- General appearance
- Head and neck
- Eyes
- Ears
- Nose and mouth
- Neck and shoulders
- Chest and abdomen
- Extremities
- Genital and rectal
2. *Physical conditions that are difficult to detect during physical assessments
- Psychological problems
- Chronic pain
- Internal diseases
- Internal injuries
- Hidden infections
- Neurological problems
- Nutritional deficiencies
- Endocrine disorders
1. What do nurses look for during physical assessments?
Nurses look for several key indicators during physical assessments, including:
Vital signs: heart rate, blood pressure, respiratory rate, and temperature.
Skin condition: color, temperature, moisture, and any lesions or abnormalities.
Breath sounds: wheezing, crackles, or absence of sounds.
Heart sounds: normal rhythm, murmurs, or irregularities.
Abdominal examination: tenderness, distension, and bowel sounds.
Mobility and range of motion: ability to move limbs and joints.
Mental status: alertness, orientation, and mood.
2. What physical conditions are hard to find during physical assessments?
Some conditions that can be difficult to detect include:
Early-stage cancers: may not present noticeable symptoms initially.
Internal injuries: such as organ damage that doesn't show external signs.
Certain infections: like early-stage sepsis or silent UTIs.
Subtle neurological issues: which may not show clear physical signs.
Chronic conditions: such as hypertension or hyperlipidemia, which often have no immediate physical manifestations.
