Completing a physical assessment

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What would you expect to find when completing a physical assessment? Physical Assessment Anticipated Findings Use this column to describe the link between assessment findings and related pathophysiology. Indicate the pertinent positives and pertinent negatives of the condition using the information presented. Vital signs: T 38.2 °C P 106/regular RR 28 BP 91/57 O2 saturation on room air 88% Height, weight, and waist circumference: 5′4″, 180 lb, 33″ waist General appearance: Pale, dry mucous membranes, uncomfortable Skin Eyes: PERRL Ears and hearing: No complaints Nose and sinuses Mouth: Teeth in good condition Neck Lymph nodes Thorax and lungs: Rhonchi RLL; crackles on inspiration Heart: Tachycardia Peripheral circulation Abdomen: Bowel sounds active × 4 quadrants Musculoskeletal: Back pain 10/10 Neurologic.

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