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Elsevier Clinical Skills Manual, First South Asia Edition: Nursing Foundation de Harindar Jeet Dr Goyal

Elsevier Clinical Skills Manual, First South Asia Edition: Nursing Foundation

Editat de Harindar Jeet Dr Goyal
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 19 sep 2020
The South Asia edition of Elsevier Clinical Skills Manual: Nursing Foundation is adapted from the Elsevier's Clinical Skills online product, and the content is developed keeping in mind the clinical requirements of a nursing student at all levels of nursing education in South Asia. It provides a variety of settings to the nursing students for expert and efficient patient care. This manual will act as a standard prescription for educators and mentors to demonstrate clinical nursing procedures. It will also be a prolific resource in coaching and mentoring the beginner and practicing nurses to build their competence and confidence. The content quality and suitability to the South Asian curricula has been validated by renowned experts and faculty members.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9788131254318
ISBN-10: 8131254313
Pagini: 556
Ilustrații: 478 illustrations (478 in full color)
Dimensiuni: 216 x 276 mm
Editura: Elsevier

Cuprins

  1. Admission
  2. Transfer
  3. DischargeVital Signs
  4. Body Temperature Measurement
  5. Radial Pulse
  6. Apical Pulse
  7. Pulse Oximetry
  8. Blood PressureHealth Assessment
  9. Assessment: General Survey
  10. Assessment: Cardiovascular
  11. Assessment: Respirations
  12. Assessment: Thorax and Lungs
  13. Assessment: Head and Neck
  14. Assessment: Abdomen, Genitalia, and Rectum
  15. Assessment: Musculoskeletal and Neurologic
  16. Assessment: Intake and Output
  17. Assessment: Nutrition Screening
  18. Assessment: Wound
  19. Bed Making
  20. Pain Assessment and ManagementHygiene
  21. Oral Hygiene
  22. Oral Hygiene for Unconscious or Debilitated Patients
  23. Pressure Injury: Risk Assessment and Prevention
  24. Pressure Injury: Treatment
  25. Shampooing Hair of Bed-Bound Patients
  26. Feeding Assistance for Oral Nutrition
  27. Feeding Tube: Verification of Placement
  28. Feeding Tube: Enteral Nutrition via Nasoenteric, Gastrostomy, or Jejunostomy Tube
  29. Nasogastric Tube: Insertion, Irrigation, and Removal
  30. Urinal Use
  31. Bedpans
  32. Urinary Catheter: Condom
  33. Perineal Care
  34. Urinary Catheter: Indwelling (Foley) Catheter Care
  35. Urinary Catheter: Indwelling (Foley) Catheter Removal
  36. Urinary Catheter: Closed Continuous (Foley) Irrigation
  37. Enemas
  38. Whole Bowel IrrigationRange of Motion Exercises
  39. Range of Motion: Cervical Spine (Rehabilitation Therapy)
  40. Range of Motion: Thoracic and Lumbar Spine (Rehabilitation Therapy)
  41. Range of Motion: Shoulder (Rehabilitation Therapy)
  42. Range of Motion: Elbow (Rehabilitation Therapy)
  43. Range of Motion: Wrist (Rehabilitation Therapy)
  44. Range of Motion: Hand (Rehabilitation Therapy)
  45. Range of Motion: Hip (Rehabilitation Therapy)
  46. Range of Motion: Knee (Rehabilitation Therapy)
  47. Range of Motion: Ankle and Foot (Rehabilitation Therapy)Positioning
  48. Patient Positioning: Supported Fowler
  49. Patient Positioning: Supine or Prone
  50. Patient Positioning: Lateral, Sims (Semiprone), and Log Rolling
  51. Patient Positioning: Lithotomy (Perioperative)
  52. Patient Positioning: Trendelenburg (Perioperative)Transfer of Patient
  53. Transfer Technique: Assisting Patients to Sitting Position and Assisting Patients from Bed to Chair
  54. Transfer Technique: Horizontal Transfer of Patients from Bed to Stretcher (Slide Board or Friction-Reducing Board)
  55. Transfer Technique: Using Mechanical Lifting DeviceRestraints
  56. Restraint Application and MonitoringOxygen Administration
  57. Oxygen Therapy and Oxygen Delivery
  58. Nasal Cannula or Oxygen Mask ApplicationSuctioning
  59. Suctioning
  60. Chest Physiotherapy: Postural Drainage
  61. Chest Physiotherapy: Percussion and Vibration
  62. Chest Tube: Closed Drainage Systems
  63. Chest Tube: Closed Drainage System ManagementCardiopulmonary Resuscitation
  64. Cardiopulmonary ResuscitationIntravenous Therapy
  65. Intravenous Therapy: Initiation
  66. Intravenous Therapy: Regulation of Flow Rate
  67. Intravenous Therapy: Dressing Change
  68. Intravenous Therapy: DiscontinuationBlood Therapy
  69. Blood Products AdministrationSpecimen Collection
  70. Specimen Collection: Timed Urine Specimen
  71. Specimen Collection: Urine from Indwelling (Foley) Catheter
  72. Specimen Collection: Urine Screening for Glucose, Ketones, Protein, Blood, pH, and Specific Gravity
  73. Specimen Collection: Midstream (Clean-Voided) Urine
  74. Specimen Collection: Stool
  75. Specimen Collection: Sputum
  76. Blood Specimen Collection: Venipuncture Syringe Method and Venipuncture Vacuum-Extraction Method
  77. Blood Specimen Collection: Blood Cultures
  78. Specimen Collection: Nose and Throat Specimens for Culture
  79. Specimen Collection: Vaginal or Urethral DischargeHot and Cold Applications
  80. Cold Applications
  81. Moist Heat: Compresses and Sitz BathsInfection Control
  82. Hand Hygiene
  83. Isolation Precautions: Personal Protective Equipment
  84. Skin Preparation Agent: Skin and Tissue Injury Prevention (Perioperative)
  85. Postoperative Care: Convalescent PeriodDressings
  86. Dry and Moist-to-Dry Dressing
  87. Pressure Dressing
  88. Transparent Dressing
  89. Sling ApplicationSplints
  90. Splinting: General Principles
  91. Splinting: Vacuum Splints
  92. Splinting: Air Splints
  93. Splinting: Traction Splints
  94. Splinting: Knee Immobilization
  95. Splinting: Finger Immobilization
  96. Splinting: PelvicMedication Administration
  97. Medication Administration: Oral
  98. Medication Administration: Vaginal Instillations
  99. Medication Administration: Rectal
  100. Medication Administration: Feeding Tube
  101. Medication Administration: Topical
  102. Medication Administration: Eye
  103. Medication Administration: Ear Drops
  104. Medication Administration: Nasal Instillation
  105. Medication Administration: Injection Preparation from Ampules and Vials
  106. Medication Administration: Intradermal Injection and Allergy Skin Testing
  107. Medication Administration: Subcutaneous Injection
  108. Medication Administration: Intramuscular Injection
  109. Medication Administration: Intermittent Infusion Methods
  110. Medication Administration: Intravenous Bolus