After a patient care, many practitioners think of evaluation as taking a snapshot of outcomes at the end of a medical plan of care to prove to a funder that it worked or failed. In contrary, to evaluate a patient after a medical procedure or after teaching a care plan refers to a periodic process of gathering data and then analyzing or ordering it in such a way that the resulting information can be used to determine whether the medical plan was success and effectively carrying out or failed. During the physical assessment to Ms. A.V., was very pleasant and corporate to the practitioners. She provided adequate information about her current health and past medical history. Ms. A. V. was prescribed medication for her blood pressure, her diabetes,
