Physical Assessment

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Across
  1. 4. Automatic neurological responses to stimuli
  2. 7. Body area where auscultation occurs before percussion and palpation
  3. 9. Assessment technique that uses touch
  4. 13. Measurements used to evaluate physical growth
  5. 14. Used to track a child's physical growth over time
  6. 15. Most important component of gathering initial assessment data
  7. 16. Swelling caused by excess fluid in tissues
Down
  1. 1. Skin characteristic assessed when evaluating hydration
  2. 2. Listening to internal body sounds
  3. 3. Measurement used to monitor infant head growth
  4. 5. Visual observation of a patient's physical appearance
  5. 6. Assessment used to evaluate peripheral perfusion
  6. 8. Similarity of body structures on both sides
  7. 10. Tapping the body to evaluate underlying structures
  8. 11. Abnormal alignment of the eyes
  9. 12. Soft spot on an infant's skull
  10. 13. Abnormal or additional breath sounds