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assessments

Can anyone tell me where i can get an example of a head and neck assessment i know what information i need but Jim not sure how to write it. Thanks!

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    Welcome to AN! The largest online nursing community!

    We are happy to help but was won't do your homework for you. You mean assesment like for an H&P?

    Google is your friend.....A Practical Guide to Clinical Medicine

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    I'm not looking for someone to do my homework i won't learn anything that way i was asking for web sites to get demo's so i can create my own head and neck assessment

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    YouTube has some great videos with examples of different assessments. Here's one link to a video that shows and overall assessment with a focus on the head and neck.

    If you search for "head and neck nursing assessment" on YouTube and Google, you'll find many great resources.

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    Invest in the Bates book, well worth it throughout school and after.

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    I'm not looking for someone to do my homework i won't learn anything that way i was asking for web sites to get demo's so i can create my own head and neck assessment

    Understood, and I gave you a very good resource......Many come here and have expectations. It was simply a statement not an accusation.

    I assist the students that come here with information and leadership to help them find their own answers by leading them to the right sources.

    I wish you the best.....try the site I provided you. It is an excellent source. Peace:paw:

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    and don't forget those ancient resources...books. when you are in the clinical area and can't get to the web, you can always crack a book for a quick refresher.

    i know i am probably hopelessly out of date (after all, i only spend about 8 hours a day online doing research, writing, and communicating), but i despair of those who think the answer to everything --at least the only acceptable answer-- is the one they can find fastest online. real life is so not like that. :::looking for old-lady icon:::

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