Health Assessment: Health History Questions for Nursing | Data Collection & Analysis Techniques

Today’s video is all about health history assessment questions and data collection in client intake.

We’re delving into the essential health history questions to ask during client data collection, focusing on therapeutic communication and subjective data gathering. We explore the significance of family medical history questions and their role in a comprehensive health history assessment.

Additionally, we provide valuable insights into the key elements of the history of present illness (HPI) questions and screening for abnormal symptoms.

This resource is a must-watch for nursing students seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills in conducting thorough health history interviews.

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[igv]

I took the next Gen NCLEX for the first time in June 12th and passed with 85 questions. You guys, just pay attention and learn to critically think. It’s not as hard as it seems but you do need to understand a lot of the content because you need to be able to put things together with the case studies. Focus on prioritization and learning diagnoses/vocabulary. You guys got this! I watched all of Nurse Mike’s NCLEX lecture series and did about 600-700 Uworld Qs.

[scorpiosong]

You guys really helped me a lot on my 3 weeks of review, took my nclex June 29 2023 and passed with 85 questions ! I could hardly say thank you enough, best wishes to your channel. Thanks much!

[Kay-popl]

Thank you! You helped me through nursing school and studying for the NCLEX

[Jesusislife]

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[Hollyszukala]

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[unstoppable]

Thanks for your reviews
I want to pass the NCLEX exam. Can you help me and how I prepare for the exam?

[midhunawilson]

My exam in September. Last two months how to prepare. One time saunders and u world study finished.

[blissfu-fs]

When you go in there for health and not mental and use past information on patients is a violation 🤨