What Are the Key Components of Follow-Up Assessments?
Follow-up assessments generally include the following components:
Vital Signs: Monitoring blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, and temperature. Physical Examination: Inspecting the patient’s body for signs of improvement or deterioration. Patient Interviews: Asking the patient about their symptoms, pain levels, and overall well-being. Review of Medical Records: Checking the patient’s files for any updates on medications, lab results, and previous assessments. Psychosocial Evaluation: Assessing the patient’s mental and emotional state.
