NSE 13A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Physical Examination, Auscultation, Palpation
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Identify legal requirements for reporting suspected cases of child abuse. Techniques and the clinical setting: describe the use of and practice the following physical examination techniques: inspection, Palpation, percussion, auscultation: describe how to ensure the best setting for assessment and practice with the proper use of equipment, outline approaches that make the physical examination seem less intrusive for both examiner and examinee. Ensure draping of the person to promote privacy. Respond to interpersonal violence: trauma-informed care, safe environment, assume majority of clients will have a history of abuse or may be currently experiencing it, power, people are often abused by those closest to them, anticipate trauma. Screening for intimate partner violence: routine screening. Inquire about home and work: i ask all clients , assessment, listening and non-judgmental. Inquire with broad questioning: red flags, validate, safety and support. I believe what you are saying and this is not your fault .
