What Are The Three Main Safety Issues With Relaxation

In this immediate scenario, as part of the initial evaluation; physical exam, assessment of the patient’s

Symptoms are not a result of another diagnosis such as a mental illness or drug use

Through a medical approach, we have discovered some symptoms that illustrate this fact in the case

8. Teach client relaxation techniques or provide distraction. Rationale: This may provide some relief from symptoms.

Emerged symptoms indicate a change in physical, psychological or physiological functioning, the symptoms also an indication in the context of health issues (Sidani 2011).

We need to make sure that we are reintroducing ourselves to the client it will make for a more personable experience for the

People go to doctors offices with a lot of different conditions everyday. A lot of those conditions happen to share the same symptoms which could make it hard to determine what is truly wrong with a patient without a diagnosis. A diagnosis is “a methodical evaluation of symptoms and complaints through interview, observation, testing instruments and/or procedures taken to determine if an illness is present” (1). It is important that a person be diagnosed thoroughly and properly so that they can receive the right treatment (if available) to make the patient better. A patient with symptoms like Susan’s would need a full diagnosis to determine exactly what he/she has, which is what her doctor did. Her doctor’s diagnosis made it easy for us to determine whether her illness is myasthenia gravis or myotonic muscular dystrophy. Here’s how.

Educate the client on stress management. Stress can affect an individual’s perception of their prognosis and symptoms. There can be an increase in pain and inflammation. Promotion of coping and control. It can improve an individual’s mood.

Before undertaking any type of treatment with a client, they will need to be assessed in the form of a consultation to identify any cautions or contraindications to ascertain if massage would do any harm. Cautions and contraindications can be split into categories.

General. Patient reports low grade fever and fatigue. Denies chills, headache, night sweats, or recent change in

3. Stay with the patient while they experience pain or feel anxious and minimise environmental noise and

 Feelings restless and agitated, or else very sluggish and slowed down physically or mentally

After reading this patient’s history and physical, identify her signs and symptoms consistent with her

taking on stressor's and triggers. Clients are taught to relax and gradually face their stress triggers

no guarantee that risks are being controlled and will not lead to injuries or ill