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The Complete Health Assessment: Putting It All Together

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1 The Complete Health Assessment: Putting It All Together
Chapter 27

2 Seated together The Health History General Appearance

3 Standing Measurement

4 Seated, changed into gown
Skin (hands) Vital Signs Head and Face Eye Ear Nose Mouth and Throat Neck Chest, Posterior and Lateral Chest, Anterior Heart Upper Extremities Breasts

5 Supine Breasts, cont Neck Vessels Heart Abdomen Inguinal Area
Lower Extremities

6 Patient Sits up and Dangles Legs
Musculoskeletal Neurologic

7 Patient Stands up Lower Extremities Musculoskeletal

8 Male Genitalia Male Rectum (standing at table)

9 Female Genitalia (lithotomy)

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