健康评估（Health Assessment）

卢舜飞、蓝雪芬等

目录

  • 1 course introduction
    • 1.1 study guide(English version)
    • 1.2 study guide (Chinese version)
    • 1.3 schedule
    • 1.4 materials
    • 1.5 introduction
    • 1.6 videos of history taking and physical examination
  • 2 Common symptoms
    • 2.1 collecting subjective data
    • 2.2 Mind map and English Materials
    • 2.3 fever
    • 2.4 cyanosis
    • 2.5 dyspnea
    • 2.6 cough and expectoration
    • 2.7 edema
    • 2.8 jaundice
    • 2.9 hymoptysis
    • 2.10 haematemesis
    • 2.11 pain
    • 2.12 disturbance of consciousness
  • 3 physical exmination
    • 3.1 overview of physical examination
    • 3.2 assessing general health status
    • 3.3 assessing head and neck
    • 3.4 assessing thorax and lungs
    • 3.5 assessing heart
    • 3.6 assessing abdomen
    • 3.7 assessing spine, limbs and nervous system
  • 4 laboratory examination
    • 4.1 blood, urine and feces examination
    • 4.2 liver and kidney examination
  • 5 ECG examination
    • 5.1 normal ECG
    • 5.2 abnormal ECG
  • 6 nursing diagnosis and nursing records
    • 6.1 nursing diagnosis and nursing records
collecting subjective data

1.A nurse is conducting an initial comprehensive assessment of a 25-year-oldclient who has been admitted to the health care facility with severe pain inthe abdomen. During the assessment, the client informs the nurse of beingtreated for a peptic ulcer. The client tells the nurse of having migraines andtaking aspirin to control them. The client is afraid of having taken too muchaspirin. The client appears pale, and, on examination, the nurse notes that thepain is originating around the stomach area.

Question:

a.How should the nurse categorize the information provided by the client into subjective and objective data?