Author : Good Marketing
Publisher :
ISBN 13 :
Total Pages : 120 pages
Book Rating : 4.4/5 (724 download)
Book Synopsis Blood Pressure Forms : Monitor and Log - Vital Signs , Heart Rate , Blood Sugar , Oxygen , Pulse , Temp . Weight | Medical History Charts , Medications , Doctors , Emergency Contacts , Appointments by : Good Marketing
Download or read book Blood Pressure Forms : Monitor and Log - Vital Signs , Heart Rate , Blood Sugar , Oxygen , Pulse , Temp . Weight | Medical History Charts , Medications , Doctors , Emergency Contacts , Appointments written by Good Marketing and published by . This book was released on 2021-09-07 with total page 120 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This all-in-one Healthcare Journal / logbook, contains Forms & templates to help Log Vital Signs, plus document Medical History. Placing your historical medical data at your fingertips - Large Print notebook for home and clinical use - Size 8.5" x 11" 120 Pages. Monitor daily Vital Signs, then record the data collected in the vitals tracking forms, which is specifically formatted for keeping record of vital signs and also a section dedicated to documenting personal and Family Medical History. Vital Signs Collected: Blood Pressure - Monitor blood pressure and record your numbers in the log and show it to your doctor at every visit. Blood Sugar - Monitor your blood sugar at each meal, then using this logbook track how each meal affects your blood sugar levels. Heart Rate / Pulse - Record your heart rate each day and check for target rate. Medications can affect heart rate, look for changes and report to a physician. Oxygen Level - Use a Pulse Oximeter to check your oxygen level and record the results in this logbook. Body Temperature - A Body Temp. change outside the normal range can indicate the onset of health problems. Body Weight - Dieting and Weight Management logbook to meet your goals. Special Vitals Log Items: Meds Taken - Did you take your morning meds? Keep track with this logbook. Exercise - Keep track of your exercise routines. Over time, the vitals log becomes a chronological collection of personal health records. The easy-to-read ledger format allows you to... Chart how vitals change over time Monitor the effect a medication change has on vitals See the impact of stressful events Follow vitals during a pregnancy This all-in-one logbook is also ideal for rotating shift caregivers, such as in retirement homes or in-home healthcare, in that it provides a quick up-to-date reference of the client's medical issues and recent vitals. Log Book Features: Personalization Section - Name, Address & Phone Medical History - Make giving your medical history to doctors and hospitals easy with this simple log. Family Medical History - Document blood relative medical history as it relates to diseases and disorders with inheritance patterns. Emergency Contacts - Keep track of the names and information for all of your important medical contacts in case of emergency. Medications - Manage medications, dosages, times to be administered each day, who prescribed and why you take them. Then in the vitals section, log if they were taken. Doctors - Keep track of contact information for medical offices and the physicians who care for you and why you see them. Ailments - Use this Medical Journal to record ailments for Caregiver Reference. Health Maintenance Screening - Record regular health screening as it is important to catch medical problems early. Surgeries - Keep track of the reasons for each surgery performed, the date, and the result. Immunizations - Use this log book to manage all the information surrounding immunizations. Medical Appointments - The planner has a large section to track appointments. You will have a full view of past and future appointments. Preferences - Identify hospital or ambulance service of choice for caregiver reference. Vital Signs - Log the vital signs entries as many times a day as needed. 3,232 Lined rows for vital sign data entry (3x daily = 3+ yrs) Several Cover Choices - Click on "By" name to see other choices Know Your Vitals...
