History Taking FuHaixiang. Accurate diagnosis rests firmly upon the foundation of a thoughtful and inclusive history and a compotently performed physical.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Hematologic Disorders
Advertisements

Collect Patient Data 3.01 Understand Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services 1.
Presentation of History DR.H.N.SARKERMBBS,FCPS,MACP(USA)MRCP(LONDON) ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR MEDICINE.
Psychiatry interview History Taking
Collecting Patient Data 3.01 Understand Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services 1.
Health Education Program Chapter 1 L.3: Healthy Choices Done By: Ala elmasry.
History and Physical Exam HST 2. Rationale Health care workers are on the front line of fighting the spread of infectious disease. One of the most important.
Huda Al-Owairdy Clinical Pharmacy Dept.
Patient Assessment Beginning the Physical Examination: Scene Size-Up, General Survey, Vital Signs, and Pain.
Elsevier items and derived items © 2010, 2006, 2002 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier Inc. Chapter 29 Assessment of the Respiratory System.
History and Physical Examination Mike Clark, M.D..
Copyright 2002, Delmar, A division of Thomson Learning Chapter 24 Pediatric Patient.
Nursing Health Assessments
Slide 1 Copyright © 2007, 2004, by Mosby, Inc., an affiliate of Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Focused History and Physical Examination of the Medical.
Special Tutorial Programme Professor Deirdre J Murphy Trinity College.
PROGRESS NOTE (SOAP Notes)
History and Physical Health Science.
Cardiac history and examination Dr. Bakir M. Bakir Consultant Cardiac Surgery.
NEO 111 Melanie Jorgenson, RN, BSN.  Inspection: performing deliberate, purposeful observations in a systematic manner  Palpation: using the sense of.
Internal Medicine Propedeutics. Goals Dentists don’t treat only healthy people Dental treatments can affect the patient health Dentists can discover some.
Urological History & Examination Dr. Abdelmoniem ElTraifi.
A -Year-Old with A -Year-Old with Medical Student Presentation Name of Student Date and time.
Dr. Khalid Al-Zahrani Assistant Professor of Plastic Surgery Course Organiser, Surg. 351 Department of Surgery.
Preparing for Maestro Care.  Objective for This Module: At the end of this section, the participant will be able to update the patient history and understand.
Essentials of the Pediatric Exam
Head & Neck Examination of A SURGICAL PATIENT
History Taking. Why do we take history from the patient?
1 University of Jordan - Faculty of Nursing Nursing Care-plan 2015 Student’s name ……………………………….. Evaluator ………………………………….. Clinical Area ……………………………
BY: TESSA HAYMAN AND MADISON CHARRON CHAPTER 18 DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASE.
 The circulation assessment consists of evaluating the pulse and skin and controlling hemorrhage.
© 2009 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved 38-1 Purpose of General Physical Examination  To confirm an overall state of health Baseline.
Tariq Altokhais Assistant Professor Consultant, Pediatric Surgery Department of Surgery.
History Taking Dr. Muhammad Wasif Haq. How Do We Diagnose A Patient? History Examination Investigations Accurate history is almost half the diagnosis.
Pediatric Diagnosis Observation –Eye contact –Establish rapport with the parents & the child History taking –Investigation –Asking “relevant” questions.
Purpose of General Physical Examination
Introduction to Clinical Medicine By: Dr. Rupani.
Physical Examination 2 nd Affiliated Hospital China Medical University 内科 郑长青.
History taking and physical examination. KEY ELEMENTS Introduce yourself,(name and position) Rapport with patient, Beginning start with open ended questions,
“When in danger, when in doubt, run in circles, scream and shout.”
Copyright © 2008 Wolters Kluwer Health | Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Health History and Physical Assessment Lecture 1.
Techniques of the Comprehensive Physical Examination EMS Professions Temple College.
Pediatric Assessment & Communication with the Pediatric Patient
Survey the Scene --mechanism of injury --nature of illness.
1 Mosby items and derived items © 2010 by Mosby, Inc., an affiliate of Elsevier Inc. Chapter 21 Documentation of Patient Assessment.
Welcome to Weakly seminar Dr. Shubha Prasad Das Intern Doctor Dept. of Gynaecology and Obstetrics.
RECORD KEEPING Private, Personal, Pertinent. TYPES OF SCREENINGS  MEDICAL HISTORY  PHYSICAL EXAMINATION  ORTHOPEDIC SCREENING  WELLNESS SCREENING.
Chapter 25 Health Assessment. Purposes of the Health Assessment Establish the nurse-patient relationship. Gather data about the patient’s general health.
The Complete Health History and Physical Examination
Dr. ‘Femi Oyedeji (FMCPath) THE BENEFITS OF HEALTH CHECKS.
Clinical Aspect Medical Office Assisting State the need for a health history. State the need for a health history. Describe the components of the health.
Health History Interviewing: Definition: Purposive conversation Goals of Interview: Goals of Interview: Improve well-being of the client Improve well-being.
JOSE A.S. SANTIAGO M.D.. SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS Signs: Objective findings What you see/feel/hear/smell on the patient Obtained by physical examination.
CW Chapter 1: Assessing the Patient’s Health Course Work 107.
3.01 Understand Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services
و ما أوتيتم من العلم الا قليلا
3.01 Understand Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services
Purpose of General Physical Examination
3.01 Understand Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services
Collect Patient Data PP2
3.01 Understand Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services
History Taking Dr.Fakhir Yousif.
Nursing process Unit two 9/14/2018.
Collect Patient Data PP2
3.01 Understand Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services
The Complete Health History and Physical Examination
Nursing Health Assessments
The Physical Examination
Assessment of the Child (Data Collection)
Nursing Health Assessments
Presentation transcript:

History Taking FuHaixiang

Accurate diagnosis rests firmly upon the foundation of a thoughtful and inclusive history and a compotently performed physical examination.

Personal ID Name 、 address 、 phone 、 nearest of kin.Age 、 sex 、 rece 、 occupation 、 marital status. Date of Entry and Hospital Numbor Source and Reliability of Iuformant

Previous Entries : –Dates 、 diagnoses 、 treatment 、 significant complications. Chief complaints ( CC ): –Presenting complaints and duration.

Present Illness ( PI ): A : The immediate history that brought the patient to the hospital B : Background history of disease leeding to the immediate history C : Significant positive and negative data that might give clues useful in differential diagnosis

Family History : A : Father B : Mother C : Each sibling D : History of disease in which heredity or contact may play a role. E : Record a family tree

Marital History : A : Age and health of spouse ; year married B : Ages and health of children C : Previous marriages

Medical History : A : Hospitalization B : Illness C : Trauma D : Operations E : Childhood diseases

Social History : A : Serial residences B : Education C : Employment D : Military service

Habits : A : Appetite B : Use alcohol , coffee , tea , tobacco C : Sexual habits Allergies : Hay fever , asthma , hives , food , skin , drugs

Drug Use. –A : Medicines –B : Drug abuse Weight : –A : Highest –B : Average –C : Present

System History Physical Examination-general 1.Vital Sighs – Blood pressure : Pulse rate : – Temperature : Respiratory rate : – Height : Weight : – General appearance :

2.Mental status 3.Neck.shape , trachea , thyroid , blood vessels. 4.Breasts : symmetry , nipples , masses , tenderness.

5.Chest : skin , thorax ( shape , symmetry ) – ⑴ Lungs : fremitus , resonance , breath sounds – ⑵ Heart : Inspection : jugular venous pulsations , point PMI Palpation : locate PMI , thrill Percussion : heart size Auscultation : Rate , rhythm.Heart sounds.murmurs.

6.Abdomen : contour , skin , hair and scars. – ⑴ intestinal activity – ⑵ rigidity and tenderness. – ⑶ Percussion for dullness. – ⑷ organs and masses – ⑸ shifting dullness – ⑹ collateral circulation

Back Curvatures , symmetry , mobility Tenderness over spine Pelvis Kidneys ( costovertebral angle tenderness )

Rectum : Genitals : Pelvis : Extremities : Granial Nerves Gait 、 Cerebellum 、 Sensory Associative 、 Functions 、 Motor

Reflexes : Right left –Biceps –Triceps –Patellar , –Ankle , –Cremaster , –Abdominal , –Plantar

Basic Laboratory Data 1.Hematology : WBC , RBC , Hematocrit , platelet 2.Indexes 3.Urinalysis 4.Stool Guaiac 5.Sputum Smear 6.Electrocardiogram 7.Purified Protein Derivative ( PPD ) 8.Chest X-ray

Summary Brief but esseutial summary of – ⑴ history – ⑵ physical examination – ⑶ contribution ancillary data Formulation of Diagnoses. Problems and Plans Define and solve each diagnosis and problem individually.

1.Diagnoses – ⑴ Analysis – ⑵ Plans : Diagnostic tests – Therapeutic measures 2.Problems – ⑴ Analysis – ⑵ Plans : Diagnostic – Therapeutic