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HEALTH
ASSESSMENT
THROUGH THE LIFE SPAN

Fourth Edition

Mildred O. Hogstel, PhD, RN, C

Professor Emeritus
Harris School of Nursing
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth, Texas

Linda Cox Curry, PhD, RN

Professor
Harris School of Nursing
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth, Texas

F. A. Davis Company • Philadelphia

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To Our Families and Students

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PREFACE
Health assessment is an essential component of the nursing
process and includes the health history; psychosocial history;
physical, functional, and mental status examinations; and cul-
tural, family, and environmental assessments. The essential
components of the assessment process may be completed in a
few minutes in an emergency; at the other extreme assessment
may take place over several weeks in the patient’s home.
Depending on priorities, the nurse has to use judgment in decid-
ing which parts of the assessment are needed for a specific
patient in a certain setting.
The purpose of this book is to provide nursing students and
practicing nurses in all areas, including community settings,
with a practical and easy-to-use reference to the major compo-
nents, sequence, and methods of health assessment. It is assumed
that the user of this book will have completed courses in ana-
tomy and physiology and will have completed, or currently be
enrolled in, a course in health assessment.
This book can easily be kept in a pocket until needed. When
the nurse is ready to perform any part of the assessment, the
book may be placed on a table near the patient’s bed or chair.
The book has been designed for easy reference. The fourth edi-
tion has been expanded to include more content that will be
helpful in better understanding the assessment process. New
areas include assessment of the use of alternative and comple-
mentary therapies; antepartum and intrapartum assessment;
expanded coverage of communication skills, especially when
communicating with patients of different ages, with different
needs, and from different cultural backgrounds; family commu-
nication and assessment: variations in physical assessment based
on various cultural differences; and a basic orientation to and
expansion of physical assessment techniques. The equipment
needed, sequence, and techniques for each system have also been
expanded. The steps of what to assess in carrying out a physical
examination of each body system are listed. It should be noted
that some of the assessment techniques (for example, an internal
gynecologic examination and a prostate examination) are includ-
ed as essential components of a total assessment, but they will
not be performed by the novice practitioner.

v
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vi Preface

Normal and/or common findings and significant deviations from

normal are included for each system. Common findings are those
that are not considered normal because they do not occur in
everyone but that rarely need referral (e.g., solar lentigo in older
adults or cradle cap in infants). Common and significant findings
that should be referred for follow-up are shown in color. A spe-
cial section, clinical alert, is also in color. This section notes spe-
cial instructions the nurse needs to be aware of during the
assessment and/or concerns related to the findings such as
immediate referral.
A few sample diagnostic tests are listed for each system. The
nurse will refer the patient to a physician, advanced nurse prac-
titioner (where appropriate), or other health-care provider, who
may order and evaluate the diagnostic tests. Sample North
American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA) nursing
diagnoses are also included for each system. These are not
meant to be inclusive because nursing diagnoses are very indi-
vidualized. However, the samples should guide the reader
toward other possible diagnoses. These diagnoses should be
helpful in preparing individual care plans after the assessment
phase. Essential patient and family education, home health
notes, a list of associated community agencies, and health and
wellness content for each system also have been expanded or
added. Content on obesity, an increasing problem for all ages,
and other content on health and wellness have been added.
Perinatal, pediatric, and geriatric adaptations have been
revised for each section of the health history, physical examina-
tion, and patient family education. Cultural adaptations and
additions have been made, where appropriate. For each body
system, a brief sample of how to document the physical findings
is presented. Samples of primarily normal and some common
abnormal findings are documented. Significant deviations from
normal will need more detailed documentation. These samples
are only a general guide because methods of documentation vary
with the institution or agency format, the setting, and the
patient’s needs or status.
The appendixes contain selected sample history, mental sta-
tus, functional assessment, and physical assessment forms, as
well as other reference material that will be helpful in perform-
ing and documenting a complete health assessment. A glossary
of the most commonly used abbreviations and terms in health
assessment appears at the back of the book so that other refer-
ences will not be needed for this information. Following this is
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Preface vii

a list of specific references used in each of the three sections of

the book and other health assessment resources, which may be
consulted for further reading.
The authors believe that nurses will find this assessment book
a helpful, time-saving clinical guide while they are learning or
becoming more skilled in health assessment techniques in the
classroom or any clinical setting in which they assess patients.

Mildred O. Hogstel, PhD, RN, C

Linda Cox Curry, PhD, RN
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Acknowledgments
The authors express their appreciation to the contributors for
their helpful additions, and to Susan Moore, Executive Assistant,
College of Health and Human Sciences, Texas Christian
University, for typing the manuscript.

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Contributors
Pediatric Adaptations by
Marinda Allender, RN, MSN
Instructor
Harris School of Nursing
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth, Texas

Geriatric Adaptations by
Barbara Harty, RN, MSN, GNPC
Internal Medicine
Division of Geriatrics
University of North Texas Health Science Center
Fort Worth, Texas

Sherry Reese, RN, MSN, FNP-C

Internal Medicine
Division of Geriatrics
University of North Texas Health Science Center
Fort Worth, Texas

Health and Wellness Adaptations by

Pamela Jean Frable, ND, RN
Assistant Professor
Harris School of Nursing
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth, Texas

Nutrition Adaptations by
Lyn Dart, PhD, RD, LD
Assistant Professor
Department of Nutritional Sciences
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth, Texas

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Contents
List of Figures xvii
List of Tables xix

Part 1 The Client Interview and

Health History 1
Chapter 1 Overview of the Nursing Process 1
Chapter 2 Communication Skills 4
Chapter 3 Health History Guidelines 18
Introduction 18
Tips for Interviewing 19
Interviewing 20
Information Needed for a Complete
Health History 22
Psychosocial History 25
Mental Status Assessment 27
Functional Assessment 29
Review of Systems (Symptoms) 32
Pediatric Additions to the Health History 32
Geriatric Additions to the Health History 37
Cultural Assessment 41
Family Assessment 47
Family Caregiver Assessment 53
Environmental Assessment 55
Summary at End of Total Health History 58

Part 2 The Physical Examination 59

Chapter 4 Physical Examination Guidelines 59
Introduction 59
Preparation Guidelines 60
Physical Examination Guidelines 60

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xiv Contents

Techniques in Physical Assessment 61

Pediatric Adaptations 65
Geriatric Adaptations 66
Cultural Variations 69
Suggested Sequence of the Health
Examination 69
General Guidelines for Documentation
of Findings 72

Part 3 Body Organ and System

Assessment 75
Chapter 5 General Overview (With Examples) 75
Vital Signs 76
Chapter 6Integument 90
Chapter 7Head 112
Chapter 8Neck 119
Chapter 9Eyes 127
Chapter 10
Ears 142
Chapter 11
Nose and Sinuses 153
Chapter 12
Mouth and Throat 159
Chapter 13
Lungs and Thorax 170
Chapter 14
Breasts and Axillae 186
Chapter 15
Cardiovascular System 197
Chapter 16
Abdomen 210
Chapter 17
Musculoskeletal System 226
Chapter 18
Neurologic System 242
Chapter 19
Male Genitourinary System
and Rectum 261
Chapter 20 Female Genitourinary System
and Rectum 272
Chapter 21 Pregnancy 282

APPENDICES
Appendix A: NANDA-Approved Nursing
Diagnoses 303
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