Nurses use a variety of methods to identify related factors, including:
Patient Interviews: Direct conversations with patients to gather information about their medical history, lifestyle, and psychosocial context. Physical Examinations: Assessing the patient's physical condition to identify any abnormalities or signs of underlying issues. Diagnostic Tests: Utilizing laboratory tests, imaging, and other diagnostic tools to uncover potential health problems. Health Records: Reviewing the patient's medical history and previous healthcare encounters. Collaboration: Working with other healthcare professionals to gather a comprehensive understanding of the patient's condition.