PBS 2.1.1/ 2.1.2

record of past and current health problems and family history

The patient’s description of what they feel their main health problem is

observable signs of illness

any evidence, such as a disease, that will help tell what is wrong.

identification of a patient’s disease or injury

eye contact, ask questions one at a time, be respectful and open-minded, have a positive relationship

current health issues/symptoms

any past health issues, procedures, medications, vaccinations, and previous hospital visits

addresses aspects of the patient’s life, living conditions, school, travel

medical information on relatives

communicating with consideration of anothers feelings

how a person act/ look to carry out themsleves to others

understand and share the feelins of another person

signals of the body’s ability to maintain homeostasis.

respiratory rate, weight,blood pressure, height, temp, oxygen saturation

100 and above

95 degrees, a serious condition that affects how your organs and body systems work

number of breaths per minute.

95-99%

force of blood flow when blood is pumped out

measured between heartbeats when the heart is filling with blood

12-20 breaths per minute

90-94%

below 90%