Client Assessment:

Student Names: Estherlee Newbold-Thompson, Alicia Thompson.

Agency: Elizabeth Estates Clinic; Department of Public Health Date: July2nd, 2014.
Client Initials: EEC Patients Age: (Varies)18yrs 51yrs Site of Visit: Elizabeth Estates
Clinic
Assessment/Data Collection
Pertinent Client Data
Subjective: A senior nursing officer stated that there is an increase in the number of patients
presenting with symptoms of urinary tract infections during triaging. She further stated that many
of the patients had questions and wanted to learn more about the signs and symptoms, treatment
and preventative methods available for the disorder.
Objective: Onsite survey of 10 patients revealed that ____ or ____ of the patient surveyed were
interested in learning about urinary tract infection.
Assessment/Analysis
Nursing Diagnosis: Deficient Knowledge related to disease process as evidence by clients
questions concerning urinary tract infections signs, symptoms, treatment and prevention
measure.

Client Assets and Limitations (relative to deficient knowledge)
Assets Limitations
Clients are high school and college graduates.
Clients are willing to learn about urinary tract
infections.
Clients have some knowledge of what a
urinary tract infection is.
Clients are able to speak and understand
English.
Clients have none to nominal prior knowledge
of urinary tract infection.
Clients have none to nominal prior knowledge
of signs and symptoms, testing and
preventative measure taken of urinary traction
infection.