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Health History AND Physical Assessment: Sunga Jean Aubrey S.A

The document summarizes a disease study conducted by BSN students on Pneumonia and Asthma. It discusses key topics like the etiology, anatomy, pathophysiology, medical management, and nursing management of Pneumonia. For Asthma, it covers the chronic inflammatory nature of the disease, pathophysiology involving bronchospasm and excess mucus, classification into atopic and non-atopic types, and diagnostic studies like spirometry and arterial blood gas tests. The students were evaluated by their clinical instructor through a question and answer session after presenting on both diseases.

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Health History AND Physical Assessment: Sunga Jean Aubrey S.A

The document summarizes a disease study conducted by BSN students on Pneumonia and Asthma. It discusses key topics like the etiology, anatomy, pathophysiology, medical management, and nursing management of Pneumonia. For Asthma, it covers the chronic inflammatory nature of the disease, pathophysiology involving bronchospasm and excess mucus, classification into atopic and non-atopic types, and diagnostic studies like spirometry and arterial blood gas tests. The students were evaluated by their clinical instructor through a question and answer session after presenting on both diseases.

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HEALTH HISTORY

AND
PHYSICAL
ASSESSMENT

Sunga Jean Aubrey S.A


LEARNING FEEDBACK
Name: Area/Ward:
Level/ Block: Inclusive Dates:
Clinical Instructor:

Benefits Derived:

Learning Attained:

Comments/ Suggestions:
Narrative
Report
On December 14, 2019 the BSN students from Block A group 3 together
with their clinical instructor Mr. Joseph Liwanag on 3rd RLE Rotation conducted a
disease study about Pneumonia and Asthma at Room DS 304. It was started @
around 4:30 Pm. Ms. Aubrey Sunga started the discussion with an opening prayer
followed by the introduction of the disease which is Pneumonia. Ms. De Guzman
introduced her group mates and it was followed by Ms. Santiago presenting the
introduction of the disease including the etiology, upon discussing Ms. Liwanag
(Clinical Instructor) asked questions about the topic being discussed. After the
introduction, Ms. De Guzman discussed the Anatomy and Physiology of
Respiratory system focusing on the lower respiratory system, Mr. Figueroa
discussed the Pathophysiology, medical management and Pharmacological
management of Pneumonia while Ms. Sunga discussed the the Nursing
Management including Nursing Assessment, Diagnosis, Nursing Care Plan,
Nursing Intervention and Nursing Evaluation. After the discussion, Mr. Liwanag
started the question and answer to the group.

Ms. Franciella Victa introduced the disease which is asthma. Asthma is a


hronic inflammatory disorder of the respiratory tract with an episode of dry cough
and children developed increasing difficulty exhaling as it becomes more and more
difficult for them to force air. It was followed by the discussion of anatomy and
physiology of the lower respiratory tract and pathophysiology by Ms. Gorgie
Suzanne Flores wherein the asthma have bronchospasm and excess mucus
secretion which causes the narrowing of the airway of the client that results to
difficulty of breathing. The classification of disease was discussed by Ms.
Kathleen Drew Chidrome which is the atopic and non-atopic. The diagnostic
studies was discussed by Ms. Franciella Victa which is the following: Spirometry,
Chest X rays, Complete blood count, Pulse oximetry, Serum IgE level, Skin
testing, Arterial blood gas(ABG) and Pulmonary function test. For the medical and
surgical management it was discussed by Mr. Brian Anthony Morales.

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