Professional Communication in Nursing Health Assessment Clinical Note
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This document is a clinical note for a nursing health assessment. It includes the patient's background, assessment observations, eating habits, alcohol and cigarette consumption, daily activities, and recommendations for managing and improving health.
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401205 Professional Communication in Nursing Health Assessment Clinical Note StudentNumber:StudentName: Tutor’sName:_______________________________________________________________________________ URL for Health Assessment Video:_________________________________________________ Clinical Note Student (Community – Registered Nurse):Use professional written communication to document the findings from the nursing health assessment during the interview with the patient Introduction Date://2019 Patient’s Name:Chester AbioyeDateofbirth:14thJanuary 2000 Address:97 Leafy Avenue, Broadfields, 2173 Situation Reasonsforassessment,allergies,andrelevantpersonaldetails:Patient does not have any allergy; he wants to improve his health as well as change his lifestyle. Background (1 mark) Health history, general health and psychosocialstatus:Patient has been suffering from depression in the past. Livingarrangementsandfamilyrelationships:He lived alone in Australia and is working in the storeroom at Aldi. He used to work overtime to save money so that he could send back to his family in Zambia (Romeo, 2017). He has a girlfriend with whom he enjoys talking and mailing on the computer. Assessment (1 mark) Observations, height, weight(shape):Age 19, Height 187 cm: Weight 73 kg (BMI = 20.9). BP = 118/70, HR 86, RR 22, temperature 37.0 C, SaO2 99% on room air.
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Eatinghabits(nutrition/diet):The patient is not good in the kitchen, so he used to eat rice, bread, and meat and rarely eat vegetables in a meal (Panahi, Ghanei, Hajhashemi & Sahebkar, 2016).(1 mark)
Assessment (cont’d...) Alcohol(frequency,amount):Chester often drinks 6 to 10 standard once in a month. (0.5Mark) Cigarettes(frequency,duration):Chester used to smoke 30 cigarettes daily. (0.5Mark) Dailyactivities/exercise/amountofphysicalactivity(type,frequency,time):Abioye mainly spent his time in watching television whenever he is at home and rarely do exercises. Describe:Community-Social/cultural/spiritual(orreligious):He does not like to follow any religion and never wear a hat or sunblock while going outside. Recommendation (1 mark) Confirm health assessment information and implications for well-being, recommend changes to manage andimprovehealthandsuggesttimeframesforanyplans:Recommend to wear a hat or apply sunscreen while moving outside, eat more and more vegetables daily, and drink three standard drink. Chester is advised to do exercise for 1 hour daily for being active in his activities, avoid watching too much television instead spent time in doing physical work. Recommended to follow religion by visiting the temple once a week PatientProgressNotesDate: (1 mark) Time: NursingChester Abioye came to General Practitioner’s Office for health assessment. He has a concern that he is not very active and feel stress and want to improve his health (Castaldo et al., 2015). He was suffering from depression in the past. The patient lives without his family in Australia. The family of the patient lives in Zambia, and his girlfriend lives in Melbourne. Patient catches up with his two friends once in a month and drinks up to 6-10 standard drink (Grossi, Perski, Osika & Savic, 2015). Works at Aldi and often work overtime for saving money. He discontinued the course of commerce after doing one year as he felt boring. Chester Abioye regularly eats rice, bread as well as meat and rarely buys vegetables for the meal. The patient sometimes does exercise and regularly watching television when he stays at home (Birks, Davis, Smithson & Cant, 2016). Height 187 cm; weight 73 kg (BMI = 20.9). BP 118/70, HR 86, RR 22, temperature 37.0 C, SaO2 99% on room air (Southwick, Cranley & Hallisy, 2015). Patient regularly smokes 30 cigarettes daily. He does not wear a hat or uses sunblock while going outside. He enjoys emailing as well as talking to his family and girlfriend on the computer (Haagsma et al., 2015). It is recommended to Chester Abioye to eat healthier diets daily, exercises regularly for half or one hour, wears the hat while moving outside, follow any religion by visiting a nearby temple and spent time to relax. Advise smoking less as much as he can and enjoy visiting to park or clubs. He should also play outdoor and indoor games with his
friends to get relief from stress (Luan, Wang, Hou, Chen & Lou, 2017). Signature:Name:Student RegisteredNurse (4 marks) (AddtoRubricMark-TaskPerformanceCriteriaDocumentation)SubtotalMark:/10 Marker’sName:Signature:Date: