Medically Reviewed By: Mark Aquino, NP – Urgent Care Nurse Practitioner, author of Physical Assessment for Nurses Simplified. This article is based on real-world urgent care experience and current clinical guidelines.
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About the author: Mark Aquino MSN, FNP-C. Mark has a Masters of Science in Nursing from West Coast University and is a board certified family nurse practitioner with over 8 years of real world experience in healthcare and currently practicing in urgent care diagnosing and prescribing treatments in California, USA. He is author of the book Physical Assessment for Nurses Simplified.