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NR 514 Module 3 Reflection...., Assignments of Nursing

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Module 3
Reflection
Part 2 (graded)
Based on your response to Reflection: Part 1, state one insight that you
gained regarding the concepts in this module. Connect learning achieved
to a minimum of one course outcome addressed during this module.
Course Outcomes
•
CO 2: Examines the influence of developmental, physical,
psychosocial, cultural, and spiritual factors on health status. (POs 1
and 3)
Module Objectives
•
Examine the influence of developmental stages on
physical, psychosocial, cultural, and spiritual functioning.
(CO 2)
•
Explore the important tools utilized for important health
assessment criteria. (CO 2)
Assessment is such a crucial part of health care in nursing practice. However, in real nursing daily busy
life, comprehensive nursing assessment is frequently being omitted. In many cases nurses are
conducting healthcare following up MD’s order. Even, some nurses are reluctant to do patient’ care if
there is no MD’s order. During studying this module, I learned the importance of proactiveness in
nursing assessment to find out patient’s health discomforts and treatment to them is such important
thing to promote patient’s health condition. Knowing and understanding a patient’s multifaceted
aspects is essential to do so. Nurses recognize the differences among developmental stages of age,
patient’s medical history following the current physical condition, patient’s psychological concerns and
conditions, and their beliefs toward their diseases. Especially advanced practice registered nurse (APRN)
requires the ability to utilize various tools for health assessment such as an otoscope, ophthalmoscope,
and diagnostic tests and to fit into criteria given by pertinent healthcare settings.
To assess a patient’s health conditions, nurses should recognize the differences as per the
developmental stages not only in psychological but also in physical conditions. For example, young
patients have a different normal range of blood pressure and heart rate compared to older patients.
Diagnostic tests also apply different normal range of levels. This is the reason test results show normal
range of levels next to a patient’s level of the test.
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"Assessment plays a crucial role in healthcare, especially in nursing
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Module 3

Reflection

Part 2 (graded)

Based on your response to Reflection: Part 1, state one insight that you

gained regarding the concepts in this module. Connect learning achieved

to a minimum of one course outcome addressed during this module.

Course Outcomes

  • CO 2: Examines the influence of developmental, physical,

psychosocial, cultural, and spiritual factors on health status. (POs 1

and 3)

Module Objectives

  • Examine the influence of developmental stages on

physical, psychosocial, cultural, and spiritual functioning.

(CO 2)

  • Explore the important tools utilized for important health

assessment criteria. (CO 2)

Assessment is such a crucial part of health care in nursing practice. However, in real nursing daily busy life, comprehensive nursing assessment is frequently being omitted. In many cases nurses are conducting healthcare following up MD’s order. Even, some nurses are reluctant to do patient’ care if there is no MD’s order. During studying this module, I learned the importance of proactiveness in nursing assessment to find out patient’s health discomforts and treatment to them is such important thing to promote patient’s health condition. Knowing and understanding a patient’s multifaceted aspects is essential to do so. Nurses recognize the differences among developmental stages of age, patient’s medical history following the current physical condition, patient’s psychological concerns and conditions, and their beliefs toward their diseases. Especially advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) requires the ability to utilize various tools for health assessment such as an otoscope, ophthalmoscope, and diagnostic tests and to fit into criteria given by pertinent healthcare settings. To assess a patient’s health conditions, nurses should recognize the differences as per the developmental stages not only in psychological but also in physical conditions. For example, young patients have a different normal range of blood pressure and heart rate compared to older patients. Diagnostic tests also apply different normal range of levels. This is the reason test results show normal range of levels next to a patient’s level of the test. Chat GPT

"Assessment plays a crucial role in healthcare, especially in nursing

practice.

However, in the busy daily life of nursing, we often skip

comprehensive

nursing assessments. Many times, nurses simply follow the orders of

doctors,

and some may even hesitate to provide care without a doctor's

order.

alongside the corresponding normal range. Nurses must remain attentive

to age-related developmental variations, consider a patient's medical

history alongside their current physical condition, address their

psychological concerns, and respect their beliefs regarding their illnesses.

explain the influence of developmental, physical, psychosocial, cultural, and spiritual factors on health status. ChatGPT Certainly, let's explore the influence of these different factors on a person's health status:

  • Developmental Factors :
  • These refer to a person's age and life stage. Different age groups have unique health needs and vulnerabilities. For example, children have specific growth and development milestones, while older adults may face age-related health challenges like chronic conditions.
  • Physical Factors :
  • Physical factors encompass the state of a person's body. This includes genetics, overall health, and any preexisting medical conditions. Physical factors can significantly impact a person's susceptibility to diseases and their ability to recover from illness or injury.
  • Psychosocial Factors :
  • Psychosocial factors involve a person's mental and emotional well-being and how these aspects affect their health. Stress, social support, mental health conditions, and coping mechanisms are examples of psychosocial factors. Stress, for instance, can weaken the immune system and contribute to various health problems.
  • Cultural Factors :
  • Cultural factors encompass a person's cultural background, beliefs, practices, and traditions. Cultural factors influence health behaviors, healthcare-seeking patterns, and perceptions of illness. Healthcare providers need to be culturally sensitive to provide effective care.
  • Spiritual Factors :
  • Spiritual factors relate to a person's spiritual or religious beliefs and practices. These can influence health decisions, coping strategies, and perceptions of suffering and healing. Some individuals may seek spiritual guidance or prayer as part of their healing process. Understanding these factors is crucial for healthcare professionals when assessing a patient's health status and providing patient-centered care. It allows them to tailor healthcare interventions to the individual's unique needs, preferences, and circumstances. By considering developmental, physical,

This proactive approach is particularly crucial for advanced practice

registered nurses (APRNs) who need to be adept in utilizing various health

assessment tools, such as the otoscope, ophthalmoscope, and diagnostic

tests. Furthermore, they must adhere to the established criteria of the

healthcare settings in which they practice.

Explore the important tools utilized for important health assessment criteria. ChatGPT Health assessment is a crucial component of healthcare, providing valuable information about a patient's overall health status. Various tools and techniques are used to assess different aspects of a patient's health. Here are some important tools commonly utilized for essential health assessment criteria:

  • Vital Signs Measurement :
  • Tools : Thermometer (for temperature), sphygmomanometer (for blood pressure), stethoscope (for heart and lung sounds), and pulse oximeter (for oxygen saturation).
  • Criteria : Vital signs include temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation. These measurements provide essential information about a patient's circulatory and respiratory status, helping to identify fever, hypertension, tachycardia, and other vital signs abnormalities.
  • Physical Examination :
  • Tools : Various instruments such as otoscope (for ear examination), ophthalmoscope (for eye examination), reflex hammer (for testing reflexes), and speculum (for vaginal or rectal examinations).
  • Criteria : Physical examination involves the systematic assessment of a patient's body, including inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation. It helps identify abnormalities, assess organ function, and detect physical signs of illness or injury.
  • Diagnostic Imaging :
  • Tools : X-rays, computed tomography (CT) scans, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), ultrasound, and nuclear medicine scans.
  • Criteria : Diagnostic imaging tools are used to visualize internal body structures and assess conditions such as fractures, tumors, infections, and organ function. They play a crucial role in diagnosing and monitoring various medical conditions.
  • Laboratory Tests :
  • Tools : Blood, urine, and other bodily fluid collection equipment, as well as specialized laboratory instruments.
  • Criteria : Laboratory tests include a wide range of assessments, such as blood tests (e.g., complete blood count, chemistry panels), urine tests (e.g., urinalysis), and molecular tests (e.g., PCR for genetic analysis or infectious diseases). These tests provide detailed information about a patient's blood composition, organ function, and genetic characteristics.
  • Health History and Patient Interviews :
  • Tools : Standardized health history forms and open-ended questions.
  • Criteria : Gathering information about a patient's medical history, lifestyle, symptoms, and concerns is a fundamental part of health assessment.