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What is the recommended frequency for physical assessment in the 4th and 5th year?
Which history should a nurse take before conducting a physical examination of a child?
What should be included in the neonatal history before a child's physical examination?
When is it recommended to conduct physical assessment yearly?
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What is a prerequisite for physical examination of a child according to the text?
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Study Notes
Physical Assessment Frequency
- The recommended frequency for physical assessment is every 1-2 years in the 4th and 5th year of a child's life.
History Taking Before Physical Examination
- A nurse should take a comprehensive history, including the child's medical and surgical history, before conducting a physical examination of a child.
Neonatal History
- The neonatal history should include the child's birth weight, gestational age, and any complications during the neonatal period before a child's physical examination.
Yearly Physical Assessment
- It is recommended to conduct physical assessment yearly from 1-5 years of age and every 2-3 years from 6-12 years of age.
Prerequisite for Physical Examination
- A prerequisite for physical examination of a child is a thorough and comprehensive history taking.
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Test your knowledge of the continuous process of examining the whole body during health and illness interviews, including the frequency of examinations and prerequisites. This quiz covers important aspects of physical assessment in healthcare.