Nursing wpunj Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This document helps with the head-to-toe assessment of the class nur3270 (health assessment). I have written out things you need to assess during the evaluation. It includes hair & scalp, eyes, ears, nose, mouth, lungs, heart & pulses, abdominal, nail, skin, reflex, and range of motion. If you have any questions, please feel free to message me!

This document covers everything needed for exam 1 for NUR 3270 lab and lecture classes. The paper covers material from the PowerPoint and the book (Giddens, 2021) and (Potter et al., 2021). It covers all the chapter that is mandatory to read. This document covers communication, health assessment, health history, general survey, vital signs, genetics, development, and nursing process. All the topics that will come in Exam 1. Hope this helps! Good luck studying!! Please recommend to others if...

This document covers the topic for exam 2. I suggested doing questions in each chapter in the quizlet. The chapter it covers: CH 6: Environmental Health; Ch 9: Epidemiological Applications; CH 26: Infectious Disease Prevention and Control; CH 27: Communicable and Infectious Disease Risk; CH 11: Using Health Education and Groups in the Community; CH 14: Disaster Management; CH 15: Surveillance and Outbreak Investigation; CH 13: Case Management; and CH 17: Health Care Improvement In The Communit...

This document covers chapters from the book and the PowerPoint. I suggested searching through each chapter in Quizlet for the exam. CH 1: Community and prevention-oriented practice to improve population health; CH 12: Community assessment and evaluation; CH 2: The history of public health and public and community health nursing; CH 3: The changing US health and public health care system; CH 21: Health Equity and Care of Vulnerable Populations; CH 7: Government, the law, and policy activism; and ...

This paper has all the information from the whole semester. From old concepts: Cognition/Coping; Reproduction I (Healthy); Acid-Base Balance; Inflammation; Fluid/Electrolyte; Immunity; and Mood/Affect/Addiction From new content: Cellular Regulation; Intracranial Regulation; Reproduction II (Complications); and Psychosis This paper is very content-based; it has almost all the information for the final. Also, you can use the old concepts to study for exams 1 and 2. I got a high B by studying...