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Physical Assessment (pt. 2)

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Physical assessment steps, order follows the 'NUR 131/170/190: PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT'

Missing Health Promotion Questions (game list limit was exceeded and it doesn't seem like enough to warrant it's own additional game). See below for list.

Health Promotion Questions

Ask men about monthly self-chest exams
Ask men about monthly self-testicular exams
Ask men about annual prostate exam after 40
Ask men about colonoscopy after 45
Ask women about monthly self-breast exams
Ask women about annual gynecologic exam
Ask women about annual mammogram after 40
Ask women about colonoscopy after 45


Full List / Order for Reference:

Feet and Legs
Inspect and palpate hips, thighs, calves, and feet
Assess tone, temperature, color, hair distribution, and edema
Check capillary refill on one toe of each foot
Palpate femoral, popliteal, posterior tibial, and dorsalis pedis pulses
Assess ROM of hips, knees, ankles, and feet
Assess strength of thighs, legs, and feet against resistance
Spine
Ask patient to bend forward as far as comfortable
Palpate spinal processes under clothing
Place hands on scapulae and hips to assess scoliosis
Assess standing posture for kyphosis and lordosis
Chest and Lungs
Inspect chest skin and expansion
Inspect breathing effort, depth, rhythm, and pulsations
Palpate chest wall
Auscultate anterior breath sounds systematically
Inspect posterior thorax and spine skin
Palpate posterior thorax
Auscultate posterior breath sounds systematically

Heart
Recall valve sites: Aortic, Pulmonic, Erb’s, Tricuspid, Mitral
Auscultate aortic area
Auscultate pulmonic area
Auscultate Erb’s point
Auscultate tricuspid area
Auscultate mitral area / apical pulse

Abdomen
Ask about last BM, constipation, diarrhea, blood, or habit changes
Inspect abdominal skin and contour
Auscultate bowel sounds in all four quadrants
If absent, listen 5 minutes in each quadrant
Auscultate aorta, renal, and iliac arteries for bruits
Percuss all four quadrants for tone
Lightly palpate all four quadrants
Deeply palpate all four quadrants
Identify organs in correct abdominal quadrants
Assess urinary color, clarity, and urinary symptoms
For women, assess menstrual regularity, pain, bleeding, and changes

Health Promotion Questions
Ask men about monthly self-chest exams
Ask men about monthly self-testicular exams
Ask men about annual prostate exam after 40
Ask men about colonoscopy after 45
Ask women about monthly self-breast exams
Ask women about annual gynecologic exam
Ask women about annual mammogram after 40
Ask women about colonoscopy after 45

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Physical assessment steps, order follows the 'NUR 131/170/190: PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT' Missing Health Promotion Questions (game list limit was exceeded and it doesn't seem like enough to warrant it's own additional game). See below for list. Health Promotion Questions Ask men about monthly self-chest exams Ask men about monthly self-testicular exams Ask men about annual prostate exam after 40 Ask men about colonoscopy after 45 Ask women about monthly self-breast exams Ask women about annual gynecologic exam Ask women about annual mammogram after 40 Ask women about colonoscopy after 45 Full List / Order for Reference: Feet and Legs Inspect and palpate hips, thighs, calves, and feet Assess tone, temperature, color, hair distribution, and edema Check capillary refill on one toe of each foot Palpate femoral, popliteal, posterior tibial, and dorsalis pedis pulses Assess ROM of hips, knees, ankles, and feet Assess strength of thighs, legs, and feet against resistance Spine Ask patient to bend forward as far as comfortable Palpate spinal processes under clothing Place hands on scapulae and hips to assess scoliosis Assess standing posture for kyphosis and lordosis Chest and Lungs Inspect chest skin and expansion Inspect breathing effort, depth, rhythm, and pulsations Palpate chest wall Auscultate anterior breath sounds systematically Inspect posterior thorax and spine skin Palpate posterior thorax Auscultate posterior breath sounds systematically Heart Recall valve sites: Aortic, Pulmonic, Erb’s, Tricuspid, Mitral Auscultate aortic area Auscultate pulmonic area Auscultate Erb’s point Auscultate tricuspid area Auscultate mitral area / apical pulse Abdomen Ask about last BM, constipation, diarrhea, blood, or habit changes Inspect abdominal skin and contour Auscultate bowel sounds in all four quadrants If absent, listen 5 minutes in each quadrant Auscultate aorta, renal, and iliac arteries for bruits Percuss all four quadrants for tone Lightly palpate all four quadrants Deeply palpate all four quadrants Identify organs in correct abdominal quadrants Assess urinary color, clarity, and urinary symptoms For women, assess menstrual regularity, pain, bleeding, and changes Health Promotion Questions Ask men about monthly self-chest exams Ask men about monthly self-testicular exams Ask men about annual prostate exam after 40 Ask men about colonoscopy after 45 Ask women about monthly self-breast exams Ask women about annual gynecologic exam Ask women about annual mammogram after 40 Ask women about colonoscopy after 45

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Feet and Legs

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Spine

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Chest and Lungs

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Heart

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Abdomen

 
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