Competency Performance Checklist: Skill 30-5: Assessing The Skull and Face Student: Date
The document is a competency checklist for assessing a student's ability to examine a patient's skull and face. It lists the essential elements like introducing oneself, explaining the procedure, observing privacy and infection control, inspecting features of the skull and face, and documenting findings. The evaluator then marks whether the student's performance is satisfactory or unsatisfactory.
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Competency Performance Checklist: Skill 30-5: Assessing The Skull and Face Student: Date
The document is a competency checklist for assessing a student's ability to examine a patient's skull and face. It lists the essential elements like introducing oneself, explaining the procedure, observing privacy and infection control, inspecting features of the skull and face, and documenting findings. The evaluator then marks whether the student's performance is satisfactory or unsatisfactory.
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Competency Performance Checklist
Skill 30-5: Assessing the Skull and Face
Student: Date:
Essential/ Element Competency
critical Demonstrated? element? Yes No 1. Introduced self and verified client’s identity. 2. Explained procedure to client and discussed how results will be used. 3. Observed appropriate infection prevention procedures. 4. Provided for client privacy. 5. Inquired about the client’s history related to the skull and face. 6. Inspected the skull for size, shape, and symmetry. 7. Inspected the facial features. 8. Inspected the eyes for edema and hollowness. 9. Noted symmetry of facial movements.
Used effective body mechanics throughout procedure.
Communicated appropriately with the client. Documented all relevant information.
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