Release Date: 2023-10-09

Health Assessment & Physical Examination in Nursing

Gülbeyaz Can (Editor)

Release Date: 2023-10-09

HEALTH ASSESSMENT The systematic process of collecting and analyzing information about a person’s health status through various methods, including history taking, physical examination, and interpretation of data. MEDICAL HISTORY The process of gathering a patient’s medical, surgical, family, social, and drug history to gain insight into his or her health background. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION A hands-on [...]

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Work TypeEdited Book
Internal ReferenceNBL40
Edition1
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.69860/nobel.9786053359135
ISBN978-605-335-913-5 (PDF)
LanguageENG
Page Count256
Print Lenghtx+245
PlaceIstanbul
Copyright HolderNobel Tıp Kitabevleri
Licensehttps://nobelpub.com/publish-with-us/copyright-and-licensing
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BISACMED058220
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HEALTH ASSESSMENT The systematic process of collecting and analyzing information about a person’s health status through various methods, including history taking, physical examination, and interpretation of data. MEDICAL HISTORY The process of gathering a patient’s medical, surgical, family, social, and drug history to gain insight into his or her health background. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION A hands-on examination that includes inspection, palpation, per- cussion, and auscultation to assess the patient’s physical condition and identify possible abnormalities. • Inspection - Visual observation of the body, its systems, and as- sociated movements to detect visible signs of health or disease. • Palpation - The examination technique used to assess body structures, texture, temperature, tenderness, and other fea- tures. • Percussion - Tapping or hitting the body to produce sounds that provide information about the density and properties of the underlying tissues. • Auscultation - Listening to internal body sounds, such as heartbeat, breath sounds, and bowel sounds, to assess organ function and detect possible abnormalities.
  1. Introduction (pp. 1-11)
    Gulbeyaz Can
  2. Clinical Interview (pp. 13-25)
    Hulya Bilgin
  3. Integumentary System (pp. 27-49)
    Ilkay Gungor Satilmis
  4. Head and Neck (pp. 51-63)
    Berkay Alikan, Tuluha Ayoglu
  5. Cardiovascular System (pp. 65-91)
    Gulbeyaz Can
  6. Respiratory System (pp. 93-111)
    Gulbeyaz Can
  7. Gastrointestinal System (pp. 113-133)
    Zeliha Tulek, Kimya Kilicaslan
  8. Genitourinary System (pp. 135-155)
    Nihal Avci Basboga, Ergul Aslan
  9. Neurological System (pp. 157-175)
    Zeliha Tulek
  10. Musculoskeletal System (pp. 177-197)
    Ilkay Gungor Satilmis
  11. Mental Health (pp. 199-211)
    Hulya Bilgin
  12. Special Groups (pp. 213-235)
    Ozge Sukut

Gulbeyaz Can (Editor)
Prof. Dr., Istanbul Universty
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5368-0893
3Gulbeyaz Can born in 1971, Kardzhali, Bulgaria. In 1993, she completed nursing education at Istanbul University Florence Nightingale School of Nursing. Between 1993 and 1995, she worked as an intensive care nurse in cardiovascular surgery department at the Istanbul University Institute of Cardiology. Her academic life started in 1995, as a research assistant at the Medical Nursing Department in Istanbul University Florence Nightingale School of Nursing. In 1996, she completed her master thesis, studying the efficacy of patient education in managing chemotherapy-related side effects and in 2001, PhD thesis, assessing the fatigue level and care needs of the breast cancer patients. In 2010, she was promoted to Associate Professor and in 2015 to a full Professor of the Medical Nursing Department and still continues this duty. She has many contributions to the literature on cancer, palliative care, and other research topics. She has many national and international publications, presentations and lectures. Th e focus of her studies is an evidence-based symptom management in oncology. Five consensus meeting address this issue was organized by her in last 10 years. In all meetings standards of care in oncology nursing was established to ensure better care for cancer patients and reference books reflecting the decisions taken during the meetings were published and presented to all nurses working in Oncology. “Leman Birol Award” in 2005 by the Turkish Oncology Nursing Association and “The International Award for Contributions in Cancer Care” by ONS in 2018 was given to Prof.Dr. Gulbeyaz Can for her contributions to Oncology Nursing.

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1 review for Health Assessment & Physical Examination in Nursing

  1. Hend Khalifa

    I’d highly recommend this book for anyone studying to be a nurse. It’s got all the information you need about physical assessments.

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