Advanced Health Assessment & Diagnostic Reasoning Featuring Kognito Simulations Fourth Edition Jacqueline Rhoads

Assessment Questions For Expert Health Evaluation & Diagnostic Reasoning Showcasing Kognito Simulations Fourth Edition by Jacqueline Rhoads

• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1284170314
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1284170313

Expert Health Evaluation and Diagnostic Reasoning, Fourth Edition addresses the diagnostic reasoning process that professionals must undertake when evaluating a real case. The book describes each phase of the health evaluation process and also illustrates the connection between health background and physical inspection. It equips healthcare practitioners with the necessary information for formulating a diagnosis and treatment approach. Special Features and Benefits: Three initial chapters focus on general techniques for health background collection, physical examination, and record-keeping, while the subsequent chapters discuss clinical aspects of evaluation and concentrate on various systemic conditions. Fresh sections on spiritual, cultural, and dietary assessment. Updated sections on female urogenital and breast conditions and musculoskeletal conditions. Patient health history and physical examination are represented in a dual-column format. The first column details the action, while the second column enumerates normal and abnormal observations with potential diagnoses affiliated with those observations. Each clinical chapter includes a differential diagnosis of common illnesses as well as a segment on assessing specialized groups. Every new printed edition comes with Navigate 2 Premier Access, granting access to an immersive online course inclusive of interactive tutorials, an eBook with health evaluation visuals and audio snippets, a syllabus, an instructor’s resource manual, an image repository, practice tasks, discussion topics, and evaluation items. Instructor Tools: Videos Hyperlinks to audio snippets Interactive tutorials Instructor’s Resource Manual Competency Mapping Syllabus Evaluations PowerPoint presentations