This document provides an assessment guide for a normal client that includes 14 sections covering personal data, family background, general health status assessments of various body systems, identified health problems, and recommendations. The personal data section includes biographical information, contact details, medical history, and insurance. The family background section covers family structure, the client's role, ethnic group, hereditary diseases, and immunization history. The guide aims to identify current and potential health issues.
This document provides an assessment guide for a normal client that includes 14 sections covering personal data, family background, general health status assessments of various body systems, identified health problems, and recommendations. The personal data section includes biographical information, contact details, medical history, and insurance. The family background section covers family structure, the client's role, ethnic group, hereditary diseases, and immunization history. The guide aims to identify current and potential health issues.
This document provides an assessment guide for a normal client that includes 14 sections covering personal data, family background, general health status assessments of various body systems, identified health problems, and recommendations. The personal data section includes biographical information, contact details, medical history, and insurance. The family background section covers family structure, the client's role, ethnic group, hereditary diseases, and immunization history. The guide aims to identify current and potential health issues.
This document provides an assessment guide for a normal client that includes 14 sections covering personal data, family background, general health status assessments of various body systems, identified health problems, and recommendations. The personal data section includes biographical information, contact details, medical history, and insurance. The family background section covers family structure, the client's role, ethnic group, hereditary diseases, and immunization history. The guide aims to identify current and potential health issues.
CLIENT I. Personal Data II. Family Background III. General Assessment IV. Motor Ability Status V. Nutrition Status VI. Elimination Status VII. Reproductive Status VIII. Circulatory Status ASSESSMENT GUIDE OF A NORMAL CLIENT IX. Respiratory Status X. State of Physical Rest and Comfort XI. Emotional Status XII. State of Skin Appendages XIII. Health Maintenance Activities XIV. List of Problems Identified I. Biographical/Personal Data • provide you with direct information related to a current health problem, alert you to risk factors for health problems, and point out the need for referrals. • Y o u r p a t i e n t ’ s a b i l i t y t o p r o v i d e biographical data accurately reflects his or her mental status. I. Biographical/Personal Data • Patient’s name • Educational level • Address, • Occupation • Phone number • S o c i a l s e c u r i t y • Contact person number/ health • Age/birth date insurance. • Place of birth • Gender • Religion • Marital status I. Biographical/Personal Data • Person who provided the history and her or his reliability as well as the person who referred the patient. • Information on advance directives may also be obtained for hospital admissions. Also note any special considerations, such as the use of an interpreter. II. FAMILY BACKGROUND A. Family Structure • Grandparent Family • Nuclear • Adolescent Family • Extended • Foster Family • Single Parent • Cohabiting Family Family • Gay and Lesbian • Childless Family Family • Two Career Family • Cohabiting Family • Step/blended • Single Adults living Family Alone II. FAMILY BACKGROUND B. Role in Family • A family role is the position one has within the family household. • One's role encompasses how much power the individual holds within the family system and their responsibilities, as well as their impact on other family members. II. FAMILY BACKGROUND c. Ethnic Group • the ties are reckoned by blood and traced through the family tree. d. Herido-familial disease • A familial disease is hereditary, passed on from one generation to the next. e. Immunization History