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Comprehensive Health History II : Nur 220L Health Assessment and Health Promotion Lab
Comprehensive Health History II : Nur 220L Health Assessment and Health Promotion Lab
Biographical Data
________English________
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Reason for Seeking Healthcare / Chief Complaint: __Toothache like pain for 12
hours____________________________________________
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Current Health Status or History of Present Illness (For HPI use PQRST; For Pain use COLDSPA)
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Lasix 40mg once every other day, Kcl 20mg once daily, Tylenol 2 tabs twice daily as needed for arthritis
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Current Medical Diagnoses (Include dates of diagnosis): _____ Patient is diagnosed with hypertension in November
2018_________________________________________________
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Medication/Food/Environmental Allergies (Describe reaction that occurs if allergies exist): ______ Penicillin-developed
a diffuse rash after an injection 20 years ago________________________________________________________
Previous Medical Conditions, Hospitalizations, Surgeries: ___ 1980 gastrointestinal hemorrhage, see below
3) 9/1995 chest pain- see history of present illness _______________________________
Accidents/Injuries: _________________________________________________________________
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Family History
Document findings below and create genogram on the next page. Refer to page 53 in text .
Include age and health issues. If deceased, indicate age and cause of death .
Mother and Father: _ mother died at the age of 51 from kidney failure; her father died
at the age of 45 in a car
accident_________________________________________________________________________________
Genogram
Father
45 Mother
51
Kidney failure
Aunt
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Personal and Psychosocial History
Family and Social Relations: The patient is generally an alert and active woman despite her arthritic symptoms. She
understands that she is having a “heart attack” at the present time and she appears to be extremely anxious.
Diet/Nutrition: The patient does not follow any special diet or nutrition.
Activity/Exercise: The patient does not exercise
Sleep/Rest: The patient does not have enough rest or sleep
Oral Hygiene: The patient observers oral hygiene
Hobbies: Patient loves to cook, and to shop
Functional Ability (Check all that apply)
Personal Habits
Tobacco (show pack-year calculation) __No__ Alcohol ___No___ Recreational Drugs_No___
Health Practices (Frequency)
Physicals Exams _thrice a year___ Dental Exams _twice a year_ Eye Exams _every 3 years__
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Review of Body Systems (Refer to pages 54 –65 in text for sample questions.)
General Health: Relatively good
Skin, Hair, Nails: Patient has skin discoloration, excessive dryness, rash, or lesion.
Denies any changes in shape, color, or dry brittleness of nails
Head and Neck: the patient has no any head injury, dizziness, or vertigo. The patient also denies
any limitation of motions, lumps or swelling
Eyes and Ears: Eyes: wears reading glasses but thinks vision getting is worse, no diplopia or eye pain
Ears: hearing loss for many years, wears hearing aid now
Nose, Mouth, Throat, Sinuses no epistaxis or obstruction, no history of tonsillitis or tonsillectomy
Wears full set of dentures for more than 20 years, works well.
Breast and Regional Lymphatics: atrophic and symmetric, non-tender, no masses or discharges.
Lungs: bibasilar rales. No dullness to percussion. Diaphragm moves well with respiration. No rhonchi,
wheezes or rubs.
Respiratory: No history of pleurisy, cough, wheezing, asthma, hemoptysis, pulmonary emboli, pneumonia,
TB or TB exposure
Cardiovascular: No history of claudication, gangrene, deep vein thrombosis, aneurysm. Has chronic
venous stasis skin changes for many years
Peripheral Vascular: Patient denies any peripheral vascular disease, varicose veins, swelling of
legs.
Abdominal/Gastrointestinal: Patient has no heartburn, nausea, vomiting, and change in bowel
habits or bowel texture.
Genito-Urinary/Sexual Health: Patient has no genital pain problems with testicular or urinary
complications. The patient also denies changes of urine color, or smell
Musculoskeletal: __the patient has no joint, muscle cramps, visible swelling.
Neurologic: _the patient has no experiences of seizures, fainting or stroke.
Hematologic: _the patient has lymph node swelling, excessive bruising, and bleeding tendency.
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Endocrine: __the patient has no history with diabetes, heat and cold intolerance, tumor.
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To what extent, if any, have the social determinants of health influenced the client’s current health,
wellness, and/or illness state?
Age: the patient agrees that her health condition is influenced by her age,
Gender: the patient agrees that gender is a social determinant of her health
Culture/Ethnicity: the patient suggests that her cultural beliefs make her delay medication and seeking
healthcare services.
Education _the patient’s health Literacy enables them make appropriate health decision
Physical Environment the patient lives in an urban environment by the highway making access to
healthcare facilities easier.
Access to Health Care and Social Services the patient has easy access to healthcare and social
services. Patient has primary and Dental care and many specialists close by
Risk Exposure The patient is not at risk of being exposed to toxins, smoke, or any hazardous being
affected on her current health.
Socioeconomic Status (Income/Employment/Insurance) the patient is retired and has Medicaid
insurance
Housing the patient says that she lives in a two-bedroom apartment with her daughter in a safe
neighborhood.
Employment and Working Conditions the patient says that she currently retired
Social Connectedness the patient in contact with friends and close to her family.
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