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Physical
Assessment of Patients with Complex Problems
Course
Description
Do you find complex client problems challenging your
assessment skills? Do you need a greater understanding
of how to assess for certain client conditions? This
course will explore ways to fine tune your physical
assessment skills and improve you critical thinking
ability to sort through complex client conditions.
It focuses on assessment aspects of specific diseases
to give you the critical skills for rapid assessment
of client conditions.
Course
Objectives
Upon completion of Physical Assessment of Patients with Complex
Problems, the learner will:
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Verbalize
the purpose and use of the CIWA scale
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Differentiate
between an acute neurological thrombotic event and
an hypoxic event
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Summarize
assessment priorities in the patient experiencing
an acute coronary syndrome event
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Describe
the patient at risk for Acute Respiratory Distress
Syndrome
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Discuss
the use of serial lab tests in patients with acute
GI bleeding
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Examine
the relationship between glomerular filtration rate
and renal function and dysfunction
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List
five assessment priorities in patients with multi-system
organ dysfunction
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Describe
a patient's potential assessment in crisis with
thyroid storm
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List
types of dermatitis
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Perform
a focused assessment of lab values based on the
patient's diagnosis and problem list
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Compare
a normal x-ray to an abnormal x-ray
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Neurological
Cases
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Cardiovascular
Cases
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Respiratory
Cases
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Renal
Cases
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Gastroenterology
Cases
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Endocrine
Cases
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Sepsis
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Skin
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Pain
Assessment
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Practical
Lab
Total Contact Hours - 4.0
Speaker: Devorah Overbay, MSN, RN, CNS
Acute Care Education Associates, Inc. is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Washington State Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Email
- Acute Care
Education Associates, Inc. and we will send you
more information!
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