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to the clients age, lifestyle Observe clients posture and gait, standing, sitting and walking INSPECTION Clients BMI is 31.17 that classify her as Obese Type 1. Proportionate, varies with lifestyle. ABNORMAL. The normal BMI is between 18.5 to 24.99. Reference: Kozier and Erbs Fundamentals of Nursing (Eight Edition) ABNORMAL. Initially, some 80% of all patients with stroke experience motor impairments of the contra lateral limb(s), ie, hemiparesis. In the early literature, abnormal reflexes associated with spasticity were considered to be the major determinant of these motor impairments. Reference: Kozier and Erbs Fundamentals of Nursing (Eight Edition) NORMAL Normal Findings Interpretation/Analysis
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Ambulatory; on her left leg, her 3 fingers are numb but can move slightly; Spastic gait
Observe the clients overall hygiene and grooming Note body and breath odor in relation to activity level Observe for signs of distress, in posture or facial expression Note clients affect/mood; assess the appropriateness of the clients responses Note clients quantity of speech, quality
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Appears neat and clean; well groomed with properly combed hair
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Appears neat and clean; well groomed with properly combed hair Has no body NORMAL odor and breath odor No signs of distress NORMAL
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No signs of distress
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ABNORMAL. Neurogenic disorders arise from signal problems between the brain and nerves or muscles. In neurogenic stuttering, the brain is
unable to coordinate adequately the different components of the speech mechanism. Reference: Kozier and Erbs Fundamentals of Nursing (Eight Edition) NORMAL
Uniformity of color
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Presence of edema Lesions according to location, distribution, color, configuration, size, shape, type of structure Skin moisture
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Uniform in color except in areas expose to the sun No edema No lesions or abrasions
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Moist skin
Skin temperature
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Has a uniform temperature. Warm to touch Good skin turgor; springs back to previous state when pinched < 3 seconds. NAILS Good convex curvature
Skin turgor
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Mositure in the skin folds and axilla varies with environmental situation Uniform in temperature and within normal range When pinched, skin springs back to previous state. Good convex curvature
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Inspect fingernail plate shape to determine its curvature and angle Inspect fingernail and toenail bed color Palpate fingernail and toenail texture Inspect tissues surrounding nails Perform blanch test for capillary refill
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Smooth texture
Smooth texture
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Tissues surrounding the nail are intact Good capillary refill; prompt retun to its pink or usual color less than 3 seconds. HEAD
Intact tissues
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Size, Shape,
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Rounded,
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Symmetry Presence of nodules, masses, and depressions Color and Appearance Areas of tenderness Evenness of growth, thickness or thinness Texture INSPECTION
proportional to his weight Has no presence of nodules, masses, and depressions Scalp The same as the color of the skin No areas of tenderness Hair Frontal baldness
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ABNORMAL. Central facial palsy is the paralysis of the lower half of one side of the face. This condition is often caused by a stroke. This condition is often the result of damage of the upper motor neurons of the facial nerve. Reference: Kozier and Erbs Fundamentals of Nursing (Eight Edition)
EYES Hair distribution, alignment, skin quality, and movement INSPECTION Eyebrows Evenly distributed hair, intact skin, symmetrically aligned, equal movement Evenly distributed hair, intact skin, symmetrically aligned, equal movement Evenly distributed hair, curled outward Skin intact, no discharge, no discolorization NORMAL
Hair distribution and direction of curl Surface characteristics position in relation to the cornea Bulbar conjunctiva for color, texture, and presence of lesions Palpebral
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Eyelashes Evenly distributed hair, curled outward Eyelids Skin intact, no discharge, no discolorization
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conjunctiva for color, texture, and presence of lesions Color and clarity Shape and color Symmetry INSPECTION
color
pink in color
Sclera Appears white and clear Iris Black, flat and round Pupils Equal in size and equally round Constrict briskly to direct and consensual light and to accommodation.
Appears white and clear Black, flat and round Equal in size and equally round Constrict briskly to direct and consensual light and to accommodation. The pt can able to read newspaper even without glasses
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Visual Acuity The client has glasses. And her eye vision grade is 300 in both eyes.
ABNORMAL. The normal eye vision is 20/20. Reference: Potter And Perry Fundamentals of nursing 5th edition
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Extraocular muscles Both eyes coordinated Both eyes move in unison with coordinated parallel alignment move in unison with parallel alignment Visual Fields Intact peripheral vision Intact peripher al vision in both eyes EARS
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Matches the flesh color of the rest of the patients skin and was positioned centrally and in proportion to the head
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Mobile, firm and not tender, pinna recoils after it is folded NOSE
Matches the flesh color of the rest of the patients skin and was positioned centrally and in proportion to the head Mobile, firm and not tender, pinna recoils after it is folded
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Matches the flesh color, Located symmetrically in the midline of the face and is without swelling,
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bleeding, or masses, Both nares are patent, No bone and cartilage diviation noted on palpation.
the midline of the face and is without swelling, bleeding, or masses, Both nares are patent, No bone and cartilage diviation noted on palpation.
MOUTH Symmetry of contour, color, and texture INSPECTION PALPATION Lips Dry, pink color with darkened areas, soft unsymmetrical lips Uniform pink color, soft, moist, smooth texture, unsymmetrical ABNORMAL. Central facial palsy is the paralysis of the lower half of one side of the face. This condition is often caused by a stroke. This condition is often the result of damage of the upper motor neurons of the facial nerve. Reference: Kozier and Erbs Fundamentals of Nursing (Eight Edition) Color, condition and presence of dentures INSPECTION Teeth Has Dentures White to NORMAL yellowish in color, shiny tooth enamel, no intact dentures Pink, moist, firm, no retraction and bleeding. Pink, moist, slightly rough, moves freely, the base is smooth with prominent veins and no palpable nodules. NORMAL
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Gums Pink, moist, firm, no retraction and bleeding. Tongue Pink, moist, slightly rough, moves freely, the base is smooth with prominent veins and no palpable nodules.
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Palates and uvula Soft palate is light pin in color, hard palate is much lighter and more irregular in texture
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Soft palate is NORMAL light pin in color, hard palate is much lighter and more irregular in texture Positioned at the NORMAL midline of soft palate
NECK AND LYMPH NODES Symmetry and tenderness INSPECTION The muscles of the neck are symmetrical with the The muscles of the neck are NORMAL
head in a central position. The patient is able to move the head through a full range of motion without complaint of discomfort or noticeable limitations. Lymph nodes are neither visible nor inflamed.
symmetrical with the head in a central position. The patient is able to move the head through a full range of motion without complaint of discomfort or noticeable limitations. Lymph nodes are neither visible nor inflamed.
THORAX Posterior Thorax Size, shape, INSPECTION symmetry, Ratio of AP diameter to transverse thorax Symmetric, ribs are sloped downward, muscle development is equal, AP to transverse diameter ratio is 1:2 Symmetric, ribs are sloped downward, muscle development is equal, AP to transverse diameter ratio is 1:2 Vertically aligned Uniform in temperature, no tenderness and masses Full and symmetric chest expansion Bilaterally equal, heard mostly at the apex of the lungs Quiet, rhythmic, effortless Warm to touch, no tenderness or masses Full and symmetric chest expansion Bilaterally equal, heard mostly at the apex of the lungs Bronchial Sound NORMAL
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Full and symmetric chest expansion Bilaterally equal, heard mostly at the apex of the lungs Anterior Thorax Quiet, rhythmic, effortless Warm to touch, no tenderness or masses Full and symmetric chest expansion Bilaterally equal, heard mostly at the apex of the lungs
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Trachea
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Unblemished skin, uniform in color, no signs of enlargement of the liver and spleen, symmetrical contour
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contour
Visibility of peristalsis movement Visibility of vascular patterns Bowel sounds, vascular and peritoneal friction rubs
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Not visible
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Not visible
spleen, symmetrical contour Not visible, slightly visible on thin persons Not visible
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ABNORMAL. Altered Bowel sounds and decreased bowel movements are caused by constipation. Reference: Kozier and Erbs Fundamentals of Nursing (Eight Edition)
MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM Size, contractures, tremors INSPECTION Muscles Muscles contract in left leg; No tremors. Bilaterally symmetric, no contractures and tremors ABNORMAL. One out of five stroke survivors suffer from painful muscle spasms, which result when weakened muscles contract abnormally. These muscle contractions may interfere with walking ability. Reference: Brunner and Suddarth Medical Surgical Nursing (12th edition) ABNORMAL. The changes in muscle tone probably result from alterations in the balance of inputs from reticulospinal and other descending pathways to the motor and interneuronal circuits of the spinal cord, and the absence of an intact corticospinal system.
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Increased muscle tone in left leg; muscle strength in the right upper and lower extremities was rated 4. In the left upper extremity, it was also rated 4. While the lower left extremity was rated 2. 1 being the weakest muscle strength and 5 being the highest or strongest.
Reference: Brunner and Suddarth Medical Surgical Nursing (12th edition) Structure, deformities, tenderness, edema INSPECTION PALPATION Bones Uniform in structure, no deformities, tenderness or edema Uniform in structure, no deformities, tenderness or edema NORMAL
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Joints No tenderness and swelling; No presence of nodules but has a difficulty in movement of the joints.
ABNORMAL. In poststroke patients. There is damage to the part of the brain or spinal cord that controls voluntary movement of the joints and muscles. Reference: Brunner and Suddarth Medical Surgical Nursing (12th edition) ABNORMAL. Muscles affected by the Upper Motor Neuron Syndrome have many potential features of altered performance including weakness, decreased motor control, clonus (a series of involuntary rapid muscle contractions), exaggerated deep tendon reflexes, spasticity, decreased endurance and inability to perform range of motion exercises in the affected part. Reference: Brunner and Suddarth Medical Surgical Nursing (12th edition)
Range of motion (Shoulder and scapula, elbows, hands, acetabulum, popliteal, ankles)
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The client is able to perform abduction, adduction and rotation in the right upper and lower extremities and also in the left upper extremity but cannot perform in the left lower extremity.
Able to perform the exercises in full range of motion, no tenderness, moves smoothly