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    The skull, which is the framework of the head, has two subsections - the cranium and Cervical Vertebrae. Answer False. The Skull has two subsection - the face and the cranial bones. Health Assessment Collecting subjective data: history of current health problem, past health, family Lifestyle and health practices Copyright (c) 2008 wolters Kluwer health Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.

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    The skull, which is the framework of the head, has two subsections - the cranium and Cervical Vertebrae. Answer False. The Skull has two subsection - the face and the cranial bones. Health Assessment Collecting subjective data: history of current health problem, past health, family Lifestyle and health practices Copyright (c) 2008 wolters Kluwer health Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.

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    Weber Health Assessment in Nursing

    Chapter 12: Head and Neck Assessment


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    Question Tell whether the following is True or False. The skull, which is the framework of the head, has two subsections the cranium and cervical vertebrae.

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    Answer False. The skull has two subsections the cranium and the face.

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    Structure and Function The head Cranium Frontal; parietal Temporal; occipital Ethmoid; sphenoid
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    Structure and Function The head Face Maxilla; zygomatic Inferior conchae; nasal Lacrimal; palatine; vomer Mandible
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    The Skull

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    Question Which of the following bone(s) belongs to the face? a. Parietal b. Temporal c. Palatine d. Mandible
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    Answer c. Palatine Rationale: Palatine is a facial bone that gives shape to the face. Parietal, temporal, and sphenoid are bones of the cranium.

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    Structure and Function The neck Muscles and cervical vertebrae Blood vessels Thyroid gland

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    Structure and Function Lymph nodes of the head and neck Preauricular; postauricular Tonsillar; occipital Submandibular; submental

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    Structures of the Neck

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    Cervical Vertebrae

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    Question Tell whether the following statement is True or False. The axis is the first of the seven cervical vertebrae.

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    Answer False. The axis is the second of the seven cervical vertebrae.

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    Health Assessment Collecting subjective data: The nursing health history Interview approach (COLDSPA) History of current health problem, past health, family Lifestyle and health practices
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    Health Assessment Collecting objective data: The nursing health history Client preparation Equipment and supplies Gloves Small cup of water Stethoscope
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    Kinds and Characteristics of Headaches

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    Physical Assessment: Head Inspect the size, shape, configuration Involuntary movement Palpate the head

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    Physical Assessment: Face Inspect the face Symmetry Features Movement Expression Skin condition
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    Physical Assessment: Face Palpate Temporal artery Temporomandibular joint (TMJ)

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    Physical Assessment: Neck Inspect movement of neck structures Cervical vertebrae Neck range of motion (ROM)

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    Physical Assessment: Neck Palpate Trachea Thyroid gland Thyroid cartilage Cricoid cartilage Auscultate an enlarged thyroid gland
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    Physical Assessment: Neck Palpate lymph nodes of head and neck Preauricular Postauricular Occipital Tonsillar Submandibular
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    Physical Assessment: Neck Palpate lymph nodes of head and neck Submental Superficial cervical Posterior cervical Deep cervical Supraclavicular
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    Validation and Documentation of Findings Subjective data Objective data

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    Analysis of Data Wellness nursing diagnosis example Risk nursing diagnosis example Actual nursing diagnosis example Collaborative problem example

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    End of Presentation

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