Nursing Assessment: Head-to-Toe Assessment in Pictures

Health Assessment in Nursing

By: Jon Haws

Narrated by: Yajaira Jones

The physical assessment can bring butterflies to any nursing student...it did for me! It's hard to remember the order, the technique, the process, and all the abnormalities. This health assessment book for nursing students helps relieve that pressure and anxiety by providing a no fluff, easy-to-understand, full-of-pictures physical assessment that you can easily learn.

You + NRSNG = Confidence

Listen, I've been there. Nursing school is hard; sometimes, professors are hard. I felt like I was drinking from a fire hose. On top of that, they told me they were going to film me while I completed a physical assessment.... What?! I searched all over the Internet looking for a concise resource that condensed the health assessment in an easy-to-learn format. This book does all that and more!

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Where are the picture?

Medical books via audible is a waste of time and money. This book and description say there are pictures. Some books actually do have text and pictures to download. Not this one. It just says there are pics.

No pictures?

Where are the pictures. Very disappointed! The whole point of this book is to follow the pictures.

Not a good idea for audio

This book has pictures and isn't really an ideal book for audio. Better in paperback.

Unnecessary

This did not need to have an “audible” option. Completely pointless. It’s a visual book and the audible literally reads every work or number on the page, the pictures are the more important content of this book, therefore, an audible option is unnecessary.

Do Not Waste Your Time

The narrator did not put forth the effort to learn the proper pronunciations of the medical names for the parts covered. When she covered new information to me I could not trust that she was pronouncing them correctly. It was so bad I did not finish the book because the narrative was getting on my nerves with the verbal inaccuracies.