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Sunday, June 27, 2021

ASSESSMENT OF INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

ASSESSMENT OF INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

PATIENT PROFILE
Name                                       :       
Age                                          :       
Sex                                          :       
IP No                                       :       
Unit                                          :       
Ward                                        :
Date of Admission                   :
Religion                                   :       
Marital Status                          :       
Educational                             :
Reason for hospitalization       :




PRESENT HISTORY
C.O.L.D.S.P.A
C       -        Character           
O       -        Onset                  
L        -        Location             
D       -        Duration             
S        -        Severity              
P       -        Pattern               
A       -        Associated factors
SKIN
Current skin problem
          Rashes / LesIon / Dryness / Oilness / Drainage / Bruising / Swelling / Pigmentation increased.
Aggravating factor     :
Relieving factor           :
Change in tattoo or birthmark – color / size / shape.
Change in pain perception / touch / temperature / itching / tingling / numbness.
Body odour: increased / decreased.
Perspiration: increased / decreased.
Hair and Nail:
Hair loss / change in hair condition
Hair loss: Patchy / Generalized
Nail changes: Colour / condition / appearance
PAST HEALTH HISTORY
History of – treatment / surgery / Allergic skin reaction / Medication.
History of – fever / nausea / vomiting / gastro intestinal or respiratory problem.
History of – Pregnancy / Irregular menstrual cycle.
FAMILY HISTORY:
          History of illness in the family – rashes / allergy / other skin problem / skin cancer.
LIFE STYLE & HEALTH PRACTICES:
          History exposure to – chemicals / paints / bleach / cleansing products etc.
          Routine skin care / hair care.
          Dietary History – History of food allergy / Fluid intake.

COLLECTING OBJECTIVE DATA:
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
Preparing the client:
          Prepare the client for skin, hair and nail examination ask the client to remove all clothing remove jewellery and wear examination gloves. 
Equipments:
Ø Examination lights
Ø Penlight
Ø Mirror for the clients self examination.
Ø Magnifying glass
Ø Centimeter ruler
Ø Gloves
Ø Woods light
Ø Examination gown drape
Temperature – warm / cold / increased / body temperature
Mobility and Turgor – Pinches easily and return to normal
                                           Loss of turgor / decreased mobility /


Edema – Normal skin rebound / no deepening
                    Edema scale – Trace
                                      1+
                                      2+
                                      3+
                                      4+
SCALP AND HAIR:
          Inspection and Palpation
Hair color – Pale / Black / Patchy grey hair / Copper red hair /
Cleanliness – Dry / oily / dandruff / Excessive scaliness / Raised lesion /
SKIN:
Inspection:
 General skin condition / evenly colored / Discoloration / Pale Albinism / Erythema / Cyanosis – central / Peripheral

Skin integrity:
          Intact / skin breakdown / skin lesion / striae / birthmark / scars.

Colour variation:
          Vitiligo / albinism / rashes / Butterfly rashes /
PALPATION:
Skin texture:
          Smooth / even / rough / Flaky / Dry skin / Very thin /
Skin Moisture:
          Moist / dry /diaphoresis
Hair distribution:
          Equal / unequal / excessive bald / hair loss / Hirsutism
          Hair loss – Equal / Unequal
NAILS
Inspect for
          Grooming – clean / Dirty / broken / jagged finger nails /
          Colour and markings – Pink / longititudinal / ridging / pigmented / Cyanotic / pain / Fungal infection
COMMON LABORATORY AND DIAGNOSTIC STUDIES
Wood’s light Examination:
          Wood light or long ulcer violet light is used mainly in the examination of epidermal pigmentary disorders and cutaneus infection, applying long UV light to the skin in dark room causes epidermal pigment to appear accentuated while dermal pigmentary disorder with normal epidermal finding are obscured.
Micro porium audounis         -        Bright blue green
Micro porium cannis             -        Bright blue green
Micro porium distortum         -        Bright blue green
Tinea tonsurans                    -        Non fluresant
Tinea versicolor                    -        Dull golden yellow
Bacterial
          Erythrasma          -        Brilliant coral, red pink
          Pseudomonas     -        Yellowish green
Surface microscopy:
                  Illuminated and evaluated with magnifier.
         Asymmetry, Border irregularity, color variation, Diameter, Elevation or enlargement.
Scraping:
          Scraping and examination
Culture:
          To identify microbes
Patch Testing:
          To diagnose the allergens
Biopsy:
          To identify the pathology
NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT
·       Follow any particular diet
·       History of allergy to any foods like sea foods, eggs, green leafy.
·       History of any new diet before.
·       Dinner outside the home.
·       Take normal nutritional.


         

Saturday, March 10, 2012

HEALTH ASSESSMENT ON CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM


HEALTH ASSESSMENT
ON
CARDIOVASCULAR
SYSTEM
PATIENT PROFILE

Name                                                 :          
Age                                                     :          
Sex                                                      :          
IP No                                                  :          
Unit                                                    :          
Ward                                                 :
Date of Admission                          :
Religion                                             :          
Marital Status                                  :          
Educational                          :
Reason for hospitalization           :

Present Medical History
C.O.L.D.S.P.A
Character                 :           Describe signs and symptoms
Onset                         :           When did it begins
Location                    :           Where it radiates
Duration                   :           How long does it lost?
Severity                     :           How bad it is
Pattern                      :           What makes better what makes it worse?
Associated factors  :          What other symptoms occurs with it.

Describe about chest pain   -        Pain/No Pain
When it starts / Type of Pain /
Rate the pain on pain scale
Perspiration / Palpitation / tiredness / Fatigue
Dyspnea       :           shortness of breath/ orthopnoea
Visual Analogue Scale
Shortness of breath 100mm
No shortness of breath
Subjective symptom:
On a scale 0 – 4
No distress                          0         1         2          3         4
Much distress                      0         1         2          3         4
Poor appetite                      0          1          2          3          4
Worn out                              0          1          2          3          4         
Suffocation                          0          1          2          3          4         
Tightness                              0          1          2          3          4         
Congestion                           0          1          2          3          4         
A feeling of panic               0          1          2          3          4         
New York Heart Association Classification
0       -  Not at all breathless
1       -  Breathless on heavy exercise (climbing 2 or 3 floors or waling    
    quickly)
2       -  Breathless on moderate excursion
3       -  Breathless on mild excursion
4       -  Breathless on minimal excursion
5       -  Breathless on minimal excursion
Past Health History:
Heart defect / mummer / Rheumatic heart disease / Previous history of cardiac surgery / intervention previous ECG / Blood test lipid profile / previous history of medication
Family History:
Family History of Hypertension / Myocardial infarction / coronary heart disease / elevated cholesterol level / Diabetes.
Life style and health care practices:
·        Smoking history
·        Packs per day
·        Years of smoking
·        Coping of stress mechanism
·        Alcohol consumption in a day / week
·        Exercise type of excessive
·        Describe the daily activity / change in the past 5 – 10 years / limitation in the performance of daily activity.
·        History of sexual activity
·        Number of pillows used for sleep Nocturnal
·        Anxiety regarding heart disease
·        Importance of having healthy heart

HEAD TO FOOT ASSESSMENT

General appearance          :           Thin / Moderate built / obese
Height                                    :           in cm
Weight                                  :           in kg
Head
Face                           :           Symmetrical / Asymmetrical
Edema                       :           Present / Absent
Eye                           :          
Eye brow                  :           Equal distribution of hair/
                                                Sparingly distributed /
                                                Absent
Eye lashes                 :           Equal distribution of hair/
                                                Sparingly distributed /
                                                Absent
Conjunctiva             :           Pale / yellow / pink / per orbital cyanosis
Eye lids                      :           Able to open & close / ptosis
Pupils                        :            PERLA
Eye
Position                     :           Above the level of outer cantus /
                                                At the level of outer canthus /
                                                Below the level of outer canthus
Drainage                   :           Present / Absent
Nostrils                      :           Patent / Obstructed
Septum                     :           Centre / deviated
Discharge                 :           present / absent
Mouth
Lips                             :           Dry / Moist / cyanosis
Gums                         :           Health / Swollen / gingivitis
Odour                        :           Present / Absent
Throat                       :           Normal / inflamed
Neck
Trachea                     :           Midline / deviated
Retraction                :           Present / Absent

Upper Extremity
ROM                          :           Full / Limited
Abdomen
Inspection                :           Shape / Scar / Lesion
Auscultation            :           Bowel sound / Present /
                                                Absent / Borborgymi
Percussion                :           Tymphony / resonant / dull
Palpation                  :           Organomegali / tenderness
Lower Extremity
ROM                          :           Full / limited
Capillary refill          :           <3 seconds / >3 seconds
Genitalia
External                     :           Drainage / edema
                                                Inflammation / odour
 
REVIEW OF SYSTEM

Preparing the patient for cardiac assessment
            Explain and expose only the area to be evaluated.
            Wear examination gown. Explain procedure.
Equipments:
·        Stethoscope
·        Small pillow
·        Penlight or movable examination light
·        Watch
·        Centimeter ruler – 2
·        Centimeter tape
·        Stethoscope
·        Tourniquet
·        Gauze or tissue
·        Water proof pen
·        Blood pressure cuff

Cardiac land mark:
1.     Aortic area
2.     Pulmonic area
3.     Mid pericardial area (Erb’s point)
4.     Tricuspid area
5.     Mitral area

Carotid inspection:
            Pulsation / Cardiac land mark
Palpation:
            For pulsation / thrills / Leaves

Auscultation:
            Auscultate carotid artery –
No blowing / Swising / or other sound
Pulse equality or unequal
Pulse amplitude sound
            0          =          absent
            1+       =          weak
            2+       =          normal
            3+       =          increased
            4+       =          bounding
Auscultate pericardium
            At the apex / sinus arrhythmia
Bradycardia -           < 60 beats / minute
Tachycardia -           > 100 beats / minute
Premature ventricular contraction / Arterial fibrillation / arterial flutter. Pulse rate deficit.
S1        -           lub      -           loudest at the apex
S2        -           dub     -           loudest at the base
Accentuated / diminished / varying / split sound
Extra sounds:
            Ejections sound / click /
S3        -           physiologic / pathologic
S4        -           physiologic / pathologic
Murmurs:
Ø Innocent physiologic mid systolic murmur /
Ø Pathologic midsystolic / pan systolic / diastolic murmur
Ø Auscultation on change of position

HISTORY OF PRESENT HEALTH CONCERN
USE C.O.L.D.S.P.A
Character                             :
Onset                         :
Location                                :
Duration                               :
Severity                                 :
Pattern                                  :
Associated factors :
Present Medical History
·        Change in color, temperature, or texture change in skin.
·        Pain or cramping pain (aching / stabbing)
·        How often
·        Wake up from sleep
·        Leg veins ropelike, bulging, contorted
·        Any sores or open wounds, Location and pain
·        Any swelling legs or feet. Time of swelling worst. Pain with swelling.
·        Swollen glands or lymph nodes. Tender, soft or hard.
·        Sex history.

Past Medical History
·        Problems in the circulation of arms and legs.
·        Any heart blood vessel surgeries or treatment.
Family History
            Family history of diabetes / hypertension / coronary heart disease / elevated triglyceride levels.
Life style and health practices
·        Smoking
·        Pack per day
·        Year of smoking
·        History of exercise FITT
·        Use of transdermal contraceptives.
·        Describe the degree of stress
·        Problems with circulation
·        Leg ulcers, varicose veins – feeling about
·        Medication history
·        Support hose          
APMS:
Physical assessment:
Inspection
Ø Observe arm size and venous pattern look for edema.
Bilaterally equal / No edema. Lymph edema
Ø Observe coloration of the hands and arms-
Bilateral coloration symmetrical. Pallar, cyanosis, redness.
Palpation
·        Finger hands­­                        ­­- Temperature – warm / cool
·        Capillary refill time              - 1- 2 seconds
        >2 seconds.
·        Radial pulse                          - 2+ /Increased / bounding / diminished
·        Ulnar pulses                         - not deductable / inelastic
·        Brachial pulses                    - equal / strength / symmetric
·        lymph Node                         - not palpable / palpable
·        Allens test                             - coloration 3-5 seconds / > 5 seconds / pale

LEGS
Color              -                      pink / brown / pallor / Rubor cyanosis /
            rusty brownies pigmentation
Distribution
Of hair                       -           even distribution / loss of hair
Lesion or ulcers       -           free of ulcer / ulcer with smooth
                                                Ulcer with irregular edges
Edema
·        1+       -           slight pitting
·        2+       -           deeper than 1+
·        3+       -           deep + extremity looks larger
·        4+       -           very deep gross edema extremity
·        Bilateral / Unilateral
Temperature of the feet and legs
            Warm / coolness / increased temperature
Superficial inguinal lymph nodes
            Non tender / lymph node larger than 2 cm /
Femoral pulses                    :           strong / equal / weak /
Auscultation                                   :            No sound / bruits /
Popliteal pulses                   :           Palpable / not palpable /
Dorsalis pedis                      :           Bilateral / weak / absent /
Posteriortibial pulses         :           Present / Bilateral / weak / absent /
Varicosities &
Thrompophlebitis  :           No varicosity / varicose veins / bulging /    
                                                            Nodular /
Homan’s sign                       :           Negative / Positive /

Special Test for aterial venous insufficiency
Position change
            Test                :           pink / light pale / pallor coloration > 15 seconds
Trendlenberg
            Test                :           Fill from below / fill from above
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM:
Level of consciousness         : Alert and awake/ Letharg/Obtunded/Stupor/Coma.
Dress and Grooming             : Neat/ Meticulous grooming.
Facial expression                    : Good eye contact/ Poor eye contact.
Speech                                      : Moderate tone/ Slow / Repetitive.
Head ache                                : Present Absent.
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM:
Symmetry of chest wall          : Symmetrical / Asymmetrical.
Rate/ Rhythm/Pattern            : Resonant/ Hyper resonant.

INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM:
Color of the skin                    : White skins/Darker skins/ Pallor/ Cyanosis.
Skin capillary refill                 : Pink tone return immediately,
/ < 3 seconds   >3 Seconds.
Distribution of hair                : Hair covers the scalp/ Hair loss.

MUSCULO SKELETAL SYSTEM:
Gait                                           : Posture erect/ UN even weight bearing.
ROM                                         : Full ROM against resistance/ Pain / Spasms
Swelling                                   : No bulge/ Bulge of fluid.
Size / Shape / Deformities   : Symmetric without deformities/ Redness/ heat/
                                                   Swelling / Deformities.
Muscle strength                     : Complete absence of contraction (0)/ Normal
                                                       Strength (5)/ (Scale 0 – 5)
GENITO URINARY SYSTEM:
Urethral discharge                 : Free of discharge/ a yellow discharge.
Inguinal hernia                        : Bulging or mass not seen/ A bulge or mass seen




VITAL SIGN:
Temperature                           :
Pulse                                         :
Respiration                              :
B.P                                             :
Pain scale :                       Numerical pain scale
                                               
                              0      1     2       3        4        5      6      7      8         9      10












NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT


A.    Diet history

-          Ask about a history of nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain
-          Ask about increase or decrease in food or fluid intake
Excessive thirst                            :           (present in Diabetes insipidus)
Salt craving                                  :           (present in Adrenal hypo function)
Increase in hunger & thirst        :           (present Diabetes mellitus)
Rapid change in weight :           Diabetes mellitus / Thyroid problems

B.    ANTHROPOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS
Height                                              :           in cm
Weight                                             :           in kg
BMI                                                   :           Weight in Kg
                          M2
Normal limits                                  :           20 – 25
Overweight                                      :           25 - 29.9
Obese (class I)                                 :           30 – 34.9
Moderately obese (class II)           :           35 – 39.9
Extremely obese (class III)             :           > 40
Ideal body weight                           :           Current weight
                                                                      ---------------------    X  100
                                                                      Ideal body weight
Mild obesity              :    20 – 40 %
Moderate obesity     :    40 – 100 %
Morbid obesity         :     > 100%
Waist Hip Ratio                               :           Waist in inches          Female  : 0.8 (normal)
                                                                       Hip in inches           Male      : 1 (normal)
                                                                     











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