Health History and Physical

Health History and Physical

 

Student Name

Chamberlain University

Course Number and Title

Instructor

Due Date

 

 

 

 

Complete a health history and physical examination of an individual. Using the following subjective and objective components and your textbook for explicit details about each category, complete an individual’s health history and physical examination and fill in the template below. Make sure to use correct terminology while documenting the details of each section. The person interviewed must be 18 years of age or older. Please avoid using any identifiers in preparing the assignment and follow HIPAA protocols.

 

Assignment Sections and

Required Criteria

 

Assessment Documentation Reference Citations (If needed)
Health History

 

   
Demographic data

 

   
Reason for care

 

   
Present illness (PQRST of current illness)

 

   
Perception of health

 

   
Past medical history (including medications, allergies, vaccinations, and immunizations)

 

   
Family medical history

 

   
Review of systems

 

   
Developmental considerations

(using Erikson’s Stages of

Psychosocial Development)

 

   
Cultural considerations

 

   
Psychosocial considerations

 

   
Presence or absence of collaborative resources

 

 

   
Physical Examination:

Objective Data

 

   
HEENT (head, eyes, ears, nose,    

 

and throat)

 

   
Neck (includes thyroid and lymph chains)

 

   
Respiratory system

 

   
Cardiovascular

 

   
Neurological system

 

   
Gastrointestinal system

 

   
Musculoskeletal system

 

   
Peripheral vascular system

 

   
Needs Assessment

 

   
Based on the health history and physical examination findings, determine at least two health education needs for the individual. Remember, you may identify an educational topic that is focused on wellness.

 

   
Support the identified health teaching needs selected with evidence from two peerreviewed journal articles.

 

   
Discuss how the interrelationships of physiological, developmental, cultural, and psychosocial considerations will influence, assist, or become barriers to the effectiveness of the proposed health education.

 

   
Describe how the individual’s strengths (personal, family, and friends) and collaborative resources (clinical, community, and health and wellness    
resources) affect proposed teaching.

 

   

 

Reflection

 

References

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