Basic and Advanced Assessment Cheat Guide
Basic and Advanced Assessment Cheat Guide
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Knock out your Assessment Course with this Advanced Assessment Guide for undergraduate Nurses and Nurse Practitioner students. This comprehensive resource is packed with over 35 pages of essential knowledge! This e-guide is designed to elevate your clinical skills, give you a leg up in passing your course and enhance your confidence in performing thorough assessments, in person and in online videos.
Why You Need This Guide:
👌🏽Because Advanced Assessment is one of 3 courses failed by the majority of nursing students, next to advanced pathophysiology and pharmacology
You will need to approach the Advanced Assessment class in a more systematic way that any other class
Example head to toe advanced assessment that can be completed between 15- 20 minutes for your final assessment assignment
Additional Quick Tips
Techniques and Assessment tips for inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation of systems (in no particular order
Cranial Nerve Cheat sheet and extensive breakdown on how to assess
Exclusive Bonuses:
When you purchase the Mini Advanced Assessment Guide, you’ll also receive exclusive bonuses, including:
- Quick Reference Charts: Handy tools to streamline your assessments and save valuable study time.
- Linked Access to a head-to-toe video assessment guide for advanced nurse practitioner students
Act Now!
‼️ There will only be 100 digital downloads encrypted and available at this time*****
If you are struggling in your assessment course or can’t seem to structure your online/video assessments for class then invest in yourself and add this to your nursing resources.
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Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute educational or professional advice. Always consult your school course syllabus, outlines and policies first.
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