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How to fill out the Nursing Services Basic Skin Assessment (Integumentary System) online
Filling out the Nursing Services Basic Skin Assessment is an essential step in evaluating a client's skin health. This guide will help you navigate the process online, ensuring all necessary information is accurately entered to promote effective care and assessment.
Follow the steps to complete your assessment online.
- Select the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Nursing Services Basic Skin Assessment in your browser.
- Enter the client's name and date of birth in the designated fields to identify the individual you are assessing.
- Provide the names of the case manager or registered nurse and the referring registered nurse.
- Fill in the client Aces ID and client provider one ID in the respective sections to ensure proper record-keeping.
- In the 'Request related to' section, check all relevant options to indicate the focus of the assessment, including skin observation and any other referral types.
- Move to the Injuries Assessment Section and number all integumentary issues, starting from #1, and detail each issue type, such as pressure injuries or skin rashes.
- In the 'Basic Skin Assessment – Additional Detail' section, check off or note relevant history regarding the skin condition, including duration, frequency, and family history.
- Review and provide comments on temperature, turgor, moisture, skin integrity, and the condition of nails and hair.
- Add notes for any foul odor, moles observed, and any non-injury recommendations for follow-up care.
- Once all information is filled out, ensure accuracy and completeness before saving your document. You may choose to download, print, or share the completed assessment.
Complete your Nursing Services Basic Skin Assessment online today for effective client care.
The general appearance of the skin is assessed by observing color, temperature, moisture or dryness, skin texture (rough or smooth), lesions, vascularity, mobility, and the condition of the hair and nails. 19. Palpation Skin turgor, possible edema, and elasticity are assessed by palpation.
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