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How Is a Complete Patient Assessment Conducted?

A complete patient assessment involves several steps:
1. Initial Assessment: This includes gathering patient history, vital signs, and any immediate concerns.
2. Physical Examination: Head-to-toe examination to identify any physical abnormalities.
3. Diagnostic Tests: Ordering and interpreting tests like blood work or imaging.
4. Patient Interview: Discussing lifestyle, habits, and emotional well-being.
5. Documentation: Recording all findings in the patient's medical records.

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