What This Document Is
This document presents redacted objective results from a comprehensive Shadow Health Digital Clinical Experience (DCE) completed for a patient named Tina Jones, as part of the Physical Assessment in Healthcare (NUR 2065C) course at Keiser University. It details findings from a simulated head-to-toe physical assessment.
Why This Document Matters
This document is intended for students enrolled in NUR 2065C at Keiser University. It serves as a record of performance on the Shadow Health DCE, specifically the objective data collection component. Students use these results to understand areas of strength and weakness in their physical assessment skills, and to inform further study. It’s used for grading and competency evaluation.
Common Limitations or Challenges
This document *only* provides the objective findings from the simulation. It does not include the subjective patient history, the student’s full documentation, the assessment plan, or video tutorials. It is a snapshot of the objective exam portion and requires the full Shadow Health experience for complete context.
What This Document Provides
The document includes a categorized list of assessed physical exam skills (HEENT, Respiratory, etc.) and indicates which examinations were completed. It details specific objective findings observed during the simulation, such as observations regarding the head, eyes, ears, nose, throat, lungs, and vital signs (oxygen saturation, FVC/FEV1 ratio). It also highlights areas where findings were noted (indicated by a circle) versus those available but not selected during the assessment.
