Physical assessment for chest pain

• [DOC File]INSTRUCTIONS FOR NURSING ASSESSMENT

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  Assess for chest pain, palpitations, arrhythmia, capillary refill, cyanosis/rubor/pallor, varicosities, *skin temperature, claudication, phlebitis, *peripheral edema, and Homan’s sign. B/P: Should check at least 2-4 of these B/P, based on other S&S and medical/nursing diagnosis:

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• [DOC File]Guidelines for the History and Physical Exam Write-up

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  Problems should be identified at the highest level of specificity possible and not as a “system” (e.g. the problems should be “chest pain” or “acute coronary syndrome” and not “cardiac”). Each problem should have its own assessment and plan. Lower priority problems should have a considerably shorter assessment and plan.

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• [DOC File]The Focused Physical Exam and Physical Maneuvers

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  The focused physical exam. Involves less systems than full physical exam, however, includes special exams ... Assessment of a fractured rib. Squeeze chest with one hand on sternum and the other on the thoracic spine. ... At point where patient exhibits pain, lower leg slightly and dorsiflex foot. Hoover test (malingering) ...

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• Section IV Screening and Evaluation

  Health screening, physical assessment, goal setting, and informed consent. Physical assessment, health screening, informed consent, and goal setting. Informed consent, goal setting, physical assessment, health screening . Which of the following does NOT require medical referral for continued exercise participation? Chest pain upon exertion

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• [DOC File]Review of Systems (ROS) Assessment Guide

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  Chest pain/angina, palpitations, SOB/dyspnea, orthopnea, paraxysmal nocturnal dyspnea, fainting, syncope, pacemaker, history of murmurs/defects, MI, CHF, HTN or Rheumatic heart disease. Use of prophylactic antibiotics. ... Review of Systems (ROS) Assessment Guide ...

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