differentiate the types of health assessments

Q: iscuss and explain the nursing process

A: Nursing: This is a noble profession in a healthcare setting.This can be considered as an art and a…

Q: Define safety in nursing and give examples?

A: The least difficult meaning of patient wellbeing is the counteraction of mistakes and unfriendly…

Q: Evaluate the nursing care plan for maintaining activity and exercise for patients across the life…

A: Chronic illness is a health issue which is long term and does not have a cure. A person with chronic…

Q: List the dimensions of Health.

A: We know that Health is a complete state of physical, mental and social, spiritual well being not…

Q: Think about the priorities inherent in the basic care and comfort needs of clients. After meeting…

A: The physiological activities of organ systems are referred to as bodily processes. The functions of…

Q: Describe the b

A: Health is a mental, physical, and social well-being state that includes an absence of illness or…

Q: Explain thoroughly how would a nurse address the health beliefs or practices?

A: The state of complete physical, mental, and social well being is defined by a term called health.

Q: identify and briefly discuss How a change in health status would affect meeting  a basic need like…

A: Health disparities not only cause unmet basic needs of individuals but also the ability to attend to…

Q: Explain why health workers will be motivated and express job satisfaction if they feel that they are…

A: Health care workers work for the patients and are at their service. It is their ultimate goal to…

Q: Identify the appropriate topics that address a patient's health education needs ?

A: People will think about a disease only after getting that once. Then they will take medicine to get…

Q: what assessments you would do for someone who was administered with Endone

A: ENDONE It is a brand name of the opioid analgesic which contains an active ingredients of oxycodone.…

Q: Describe nursing interventions to promote healthfor middle and older adults.

A: Nursing interventions refer to the actual actions/ treatments planned and performed by the nurse to…

Q: Compare and contrast the three different levels of health promotion (primary, secondary, tertiary).…

A: Health promotion is the process of enabling the people to control and improve their health and thus…

Q: Integrate knowledge of healthy lifestyle, supportsystems, stress management techniques, andcrisis…

A: Hospital-based care is defined as the services that are given or rendered to the client in the…

Q: Give 5 COGNITIVE specific objectives in relation to INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH ASSESSMENT (sources of…

A: The specific objectives will involve : 1.Knowledge 2.Understanding 3.Application 4.Analysis of the…

Q: Give a sample of a comprehensive health history

A: A comprehensive health assessment/history provides the nurses with better insights about the…

Q: Discuss the extent to which patients wantto be fully informed about their healthand be active…

A: The expectation that patients will become increasingly engaged in making therapy decisions poses new…

Q: Describe the six biological aspects of health

A: Health is defined/explained as the individual’s state of physiological, psychological, and social…

Q: Write about Current trends and issues in the care of the older person

A: Aging issues or problems are the health conditions that develop as the age of an individual…

Q: Explain the importance of Health Management Information

A: A health management information system is an integrated effort to process, report, collect and use…

Q: Explain the process of evaluating the outcomes of care for a patient ?

A: Based on the guidelines the nurse provides care to the patient that is known as the nursing process.…

Q: Compare and contrast the roles and responsibilities of health education specialists working in…

A: The nurse can act as  health care provider at a different place such as at school, community,…

Q: te about Current trends and issues in the care of the older person?

A: As we know The increase in physical size and weight is referred to as growth . It happens slowly and…

Q: Name ten health and care services/individuals you may access and negotiate with to support the care…

A: Health and care service:There are many centers. These provide a coordinated program of compassionate…

Q: C. Discuss the following barriers of accessing health care 1. Personal/Family a. Acceptability b.…

A: Diabetes requires early detection, treatment, and self-management in order to avoid and control the…

Q: describe the difference between end-of-life care and palliative care

A: Their responsibilities include providing care for patients, communicating with the physicians,…

Q: differentiate Health Information Management, Health Information Technology, and Health Informatics.

A: A state of complete physical, mental and social well being of an individual is referred to as a…

Q: differentiate the types of health assessment

A: In order to determine the diagnosis and treatment for a patient effectively, the nurse performs…

Q: Explain the difference between individual and community-based health education

A: Health is a positive term that stresses social and personal attributes in addition to physical…

Q: Describe or define the outer lane (external) or society dimension of health?

A: Society impacts the health of the individual in many ways. It is considered an important aspect of…

Q: Why is it difficult to measure health outcomes?

A: In medical science, the term health outcome refers to an interrelated set of observations or results…

Q: Explain the purposes and types of healthassessment.

A: Nursing process It is organized systematically as it includes five standard steps to assess and…

Q: Nutrition for Adolescence, Adult & Older Person   Discuss 3 Psychological Changes during…

A: Adolescent is the stages of life from childhood to adulthood it start from the 10 years to 19 years…

Q: Provide an example of Health education and health promotion activities.

A: Health promotion involves aspects like instruction, a consideration of psychology, political, and…

Q: ry for outpatien

A: Patient who has ability to move around,particularly by walking is an ambulatory patient. An…

Q: Describe two differences between palliative care and care in the last days of life.

A: The term palliative care is associated with a type of medical treatment for those who are suffering…

Q: search for what is perinatal assessment lmp, aog and edc

A: Assessment during pregnancy involves antenatal (before delivery), intranatal (during labor) and…

Q: Examples of this dimension of health include having a sense of purpose in life, and following values…

A: Option 2 is correct.

Q: Describe variables influencing health beliefs and practices ?

A: Health is an essential concern of everyone that influences their quality of life. Everyone wants to…

Q: Understand different definitions of health and ill health

A: An organism may be unicellular or multicellular. The unicellular organisms are simple in structure…

Q: What is the word used to describe the approach that considers how the different aspects of health…

A: Health psychology is the method of applying psychological research and theory to illness, health,…

Q: 2. A minister at your church approaches you to give a talk at a Tuesday Family Night gathering. You…

A: The question which can be formulate to identify an important health promotion need are:-  - First of…