Holistic Assessment of Patient

Nursing

Table of Contents
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Implementation and Evaluation.......................................................................................................4

Holistic Assessment of Patient
Lifestyle
factors
Skipping Meals
Having regular meal in required quantity is very important for health of
individual. Case of Nur outlines that she skips meal to save on cost of
groceries. This is a very important lifestyle factor that contribute to
disease of Nur and she collapsed at work. Skipping meal can create
imbalance between intake of food and production of insulin, which
ultimately leads to drop in level of blood sugar and because of this one
can collapse. Along with this, skipping meal is also a factor of lifestyle
because of which one might experience low energy and working in low
energy can lead to fainting and collapsing. This can also affect healthcare
of Nur as in order to improve her health and become free of disease,
having regular meal is very important. In case she continues to skip her
meal, it will affect her healthcare (Zeballos and Todd, (2020).
Psychosocial
factors
Financial Stress
Nur has considerable financial stress and this is a psychological factor that
contributes to her admission in hospital. Financial stress of Nur is very
strong that in order to avoid cost of groceries she skips her meal. Nur is
required to send money to her siblings in refugee camp and this is why
she is also overworking so that she can send money for her siblings in
refugee camp. Stress is a very important psychological factor that can lead
Nur to collapse at chest pain, because getting collapse in involuntary
reaction of brain when it is put into pressure or distress. In case of Nur she
is constantly under stress and because of this she collapsed and got
admitted to hospital (O'Connor, Thayer and Vedhara, (2021).
Patterns of
Healthcare
Never attended Hospital and was vaccinated when entered into
Australia
Pattern of healthcare that contributed in admission of Nur is hospital is
that she never attended hospital and also she does not have a GP (General
Practitioners) and this suggests that she never had health assessment. This