NURSING DIAGNOSIS; APPLICATION TO CLINICAL PRACTICE, 12th edition

NURSING DIAGNOSIS; APPLICATION TO CLINICAL PRACTICE, 12th edition by Lynda Juall Carpenito-Moyet

                                                          ISBN-13: 978-0-7817-8121-3

Synopsis

Revised to incorporate the 2007/2008 NANDA-approved nursing diagnoses, the Twelfth Edition of this classic text offers definitive guidance on key elements of nursing diagnosis and its application to clinical practice. Section One thoroughly explains the role of nursing diagnosis in the nursing process and in care planning. Section Two, a comprehensive A-to-Z guide to current nursing diagnoses, has been reorganized into four parts: Individual Nursing Diagnoses, Family/Home Nursing Diagnoses, Community Nursing Diagnoses, and Health Promotion/Wellness Nursing Diagnoses. Section Three focuses on collaborative problems. Nursing Interventions Classifications (NIC) and Nursing Outcomes Classifications (NOC) are listed for every NANDA diagnosis. An appendix shows current NANDA diagnoses grouped under functional health patterns.
Product Identifiers
ISBN-10	0781781213
ISBN-13	9780781781213
Key Details
Author	Lynda Juall Carpenito-Moyet
Number Of Pages	1024 pages
Edition Description	Revised
Series	Point (Lippincott Williams and Wilkins)
Format	Paperback
Publication Date	2007-07-30
Language	English
Publisher	Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Additional Details
Edition Number	12
Copyright Date	2007
Illustrated	Yes
Dimensions
Weight	62.5 Oz
Height	1.1 In.
Width	8.4 In.
Length	10.9 In.
Target Audience
Group	Scholarly & Professional
Classification Method
LC Classification Number	RT48.6
Dewey Decimal	616.07/5
Dewey Edition	22

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NURSING DIAGNOSIS HANDBOOK: A GUIDE TO PLANNING CARE, 7th edition

NURSING DIAGNOSIS HANDBOOK: A GUIDE TO PLANNING CARE, 7th edition by Betty J. Ackley, Gail B. Ladwig

ISBN: 0-323-03664-3

evolve

Synopsis Nursing Diagnosis Handbook: A Guide to Planning Care, Seventh Edition, helps you determine nursing diagnoses and write care plans with ease and confidence. This extensively revised and updated edition presents the most up-to-date information on all 2005-2006 NANDA-I-approved nursing diagnoses. Examples of NIC and NOC taxonomies are also included, as well as evidence-based practice, home care, and client and family teaching. Considerations are also provided for multicultural, geriatric, and pediatric patients. Book jacket. This bestselling reference helps users make nursing diagnoses and write care plans with ease and confidence. It helps nurses correlate nursing diagnoses with known information about clients on the basis of assessment findings, established medical or psychiatric diagnoses, and the current treatment plan. This extensively revised and updated edition presents the most up-to-date information on all 2005-2006 NANDA-approved nursing diagnoses. You'll also appreciate the handbook's integration of both the NIC and NOC taxonomies; evidence-based nursing interventions; home care; client/family teaching; and multicultural, geriatric, and pediatric considerations. Instructor resources are available; contact your sales representative for details. Helps users understand how to make a nursing diagnosis and plan care using the nursing process and evidence-based nursing research. The practical, step-by-step format helps users make diagnoses and write care plans with ease and confidence. Integrates both NIC and NOC interventions and outcomes in each care plan. Features essential home care, client/family teaching, multicultural, pediatric, and geriatric considerations relevant to today's nursing students. Helps users easily create customized plans of care using the Ackley, Ladwig Care Plan Constructor on the Evolve website. This edition has been extensively revised and updated to include the most up-to-date information on all 2005-2006 NANDA-approved nursing diagnoses. The new alphabetical thumb tabs offer easy access to specific nursing diagnosis care plans. Features a helpful explanation of how to use the Guide to Nursing Diagnoses and Guide to Planning Care sections. Features many enhancements to the accompanying Evolve website (see Ancillaries for details). Includes more detailed information about NOC and its use in nursing care planning. Guide to Nursing Diagnoses section features more emotional/spiritual elements and now includes coverage of Mad Cow, E. Coli, West Nile, Foodborne Illnesses, and Pesticide Contamination. Guide to Planning Care section now offers updated and expanded multicultural, pediatric, and evidence-based interventions/rationales. An appendix now includes Gordon's Functional Health Patterns, as adapted by the authors. Product Identifiers ISBN-10 0323036643 ISBN-13 9780323036641 Key Details Author Betty J. Ackley, Gail B. Ladwig Number Of Pages 1376 pages Edition Description Revised Series Nursing Diagnosis Handbook Ser. Format Paperback Publication Date 2005-07-28 Language English Publisher Elsevier - Health Sciences Division Additional Details Edition Number 7 Copyright Date 2005 Illustrated Yes Dimensions Weight 72.5 Oz Height 1.9 In. Width 7.5 In. Length 9.2 In. Target Audience Group College Audience Classification Method LC Classification Number RT48.6.A35 2005 Dewey Decimal 610.73 Dewey Edition 21 Table Of Content Table Of Content Section I.Nursing Diagnosis, the Nursing Process and Evidence Based Nursing An explanation of how to make a nursing diagnosis and plan care using the nursing process and evidence based nursing. Section IIGuide to Nursing Diagnoses An alphabetized list of medical diagnoses, diagnostic procedures, clinical states, symptoms, and problems, with suggested nursing diagnoses Section IIIGuide to Planning Care The definition, defining characteristics, risk factors, related factors, suggested NOC outcomes, client outcomes, suggested NIC interventions, interventions with evidence-based rationales, geriatric interventions (when appropriate), home care interventions, culturally competent nursing interventions (where appropriate), and client/family teaching for client education for each alphabetized NANDA nursing diagnosis. Also includes a pain assessment guide and equianalgesic chart. Appendixes A. Nursing Diagnoses Arranged by Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs B. Nursing Diagnoses Arranged by NANDAs Taxonomy II D. Nursing Diagnoses Arranged by Gordons Functional Health Patterns (adapted)

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LEADING AND MANAGING IN NURSING, 4TH EDITION

LEADING AND MANAGING IN NURSING, 4TH EDITION by Pamela S Yoder -Wise

 

ISBN-13: 978-0-323-03900-0

evolve

Synopsis

Elsevier's #1 nursing management text, Leading and Managing in Nursing, 4th Edition, offers an innovative approach by merging theory, research, and practical application in key leadership and management areas. It is organized around issues that are central to the success of professional nurses in today's constantly changing healthcare environment including consumer relationships, cultural diversity, and communication. This 4th edition is thoroughly updated and revised to better prepare students for the nursing leadership and management issues of today and tomorrow. Each chapter opens with The Challenge, a contemporary nurse's real-world concern related to the chapter's focus that encourages readers to think about what they would do in a similar situation. Possible answers are discussed in The Solution at the end of each chapter. Every chapter contains numbered exercises that provide experiential reinforcement of key leading and managing skills and challenge students to think critically about concepts in the text to apply them to real-life situations. Research and Literature Perspective boxes summarize articles of interest and point out their relevance and applicability to practice. Theory Boxes highlight and summarize pertinent theoretical concepts reinforcing key points of chapter content as a quick reference for students. Objectives articulate the chapter's learning goals, which are typically at the application level or higher. Questions to Consider stimulate learners to think about their personal viewpoint or experience with the topics and issues discussed in the chapter. The Application Activity section is a built-in, perforated tool to help students self-assess and evaluate their learning and understanding of the content in the text. The vivid full-color chapter opener photographs and other photographs throughout the text help convey each chapter's key message while providing a glimpse into the real world of nursing. New chapters on Translating Research into Practice and Thriving for the Future emphasize the importance of research in nursing, as well as the potential for growth into leadership roles as a nurse. The table of contents has been reorganized to consolidate core concepts, resources, change, and interpersonal and personal skills.
Product Identifiers
ISBN-10	0323039006
ISBN-13	9780323039000
Key Details
Author	Patricia S. Yoder-Wise
Number Of Pages	760 pages
Edition Description	Revised
Format	Paperback
Publication Date	2006-10-13
Language	English
Publisher	Elsevier - Health Sciences Division
Additional Details
Edition Number	4
Copyright Date	2006
Illustrated	Yes
Dimensions
Width	8 In.
Length	10 In.
Target Audience
Group	College Audience
Classification Method
LC Classification Number	RT89
Dewey Decimal	362.17/3
Dewey Edition	23
Table Of Content
Table Of Content	Part 1: Core Concepts Overview 1. Managing, Leading and Following 2. Developing the Role of Leader 3. Developing the Role of Manager Context 4. Legal and Ethical Issues 5. Decision Making and Problem Solving 6. Healthcare Organizations 7. Understanding and Designing Organizational Structures 8. Cultural Diversity in Healthcare 9. Power, Politics and Influence Part 2: Managing Resources 10. Managing Information and Technology: Caring and Communicating with Computers 11. Managing Costs and Budgets 12. Care Delivery Strategies 13. Staffing and Scheduling 14. Selecting, Developing and Evaluating Staff Part 3: Changing the Status Quo 15. Strategic Planning, Goal Setting and Marketing 16. Leading Change 17. Building Teams through Communication and Partnerships 18. Collective Action 19. Managing Quality and Risk 20. Translating Research into Practice Part 4: Interpersonal and Personal Skills Interpersonal 21. Consumer Relationships 22. Conflict: The Cutting Edge 23. Delegation: An Art of Professional Practice 24. Managing Personal and Personnel Problems Personal 25. Role Transition 26. Self Management: Managing Stress and Time 27. Career Management: Putting Yourself in Charge 28. Leading through Professional Associations Future 29. Thriving for the Future

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HIGH ACUITY NURSING, 4th edition

HIGH ACUITY NURSING, 4th edition by Pamela Stinson Kidd, Karen Johnson, Kathleen Dorman Wagner

 

                                                             ISBN-13: 0-13-124508-2

Synopsis

The Fourth Edition of High Acuity Nursing delivers essential understanding of complex patients and instructs both students and nurses on how to provide nursing care in varied clinical settings. Broken down into a series of learner-focused, High Acuity Nursing takes complex information and presents it in smaller, more accessible chunks that promote easier mastery by readers. As the modules progress in difficulty, this text addresses the multiple-system problems that nurses face when caring for high acuity patients. With a focus on concepts and principles that can be applied across practice settings and patient populations, High Acuity Nursing, Fourth Edition is a learner-friendly approach that will help nurses and nursing students master the concepts and confidence necessary to succeed in today's health care settings.
Product Identifiers
ISBN-10	0131245082
ISBN-13	9780131245082
Key Details
Author	Karen Johnson, Kathleen Dorman Wagner, Pamela Stinson Kidd
Number Of Pages	924 pages
Format	Paperback
Publication Date	2005-08-03
Language	English
Publisher	Prentice Hall PTR
Additional Details
Edition Number	4
Copyright Date	2006
Illustrated	Yes
Dimensions
Weight	64.7 Oz
Height	1.3 In.
Width	8.5 In.
Length	10.9 In.
Target Audience
Group	College Audience
Classification Method
LCCN	2005-042455
LC Classification Number	RT120.I5K53 2006
Dewey Decimal	616.02/8
Dewey Edition	22
Table Of Content
Table Of Content	SPECIAL TOPICS 1. Caring for the High Acuity Patient: Patient, Family, and Nursing Consideration 2. Acute Pain in the High Acuity Patient 3. Fluid and Electrolyte Balance in the High Acuity Patient PULMONARY GAS EXCHANGE 4. Determination and Assessment of Pulmonary Gas Exchange 5. Alterations in Pulmonary Gas Exchange 6. Mechanical Ventilation 7. Nursing Care of the Patient with Altered Pulmonary Gas Exchange PERFUSION 8. Determination and Assessment of Cardiac Output 9. Hemodynamic Monitoring 10. Electrocardiographic Monitoring and Conduction Abnormalities 11. Alterations in Myocardial Tissue Perfusion 12. Alterations in Cardiac Output 13. Nursing Care of the Patient with Altered with Altered Myocardial Tissue Perfusion OXYGENATION 14. Oxygenation 15. Shock States 16. Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome 17. Nursing Care of Patient with Impaired Oxygenation NEUROLOGIC 18. Determinants and Assessment of Cerebral Perfusion 19. Alterations in Cerebral Tissue Perfusion: Acute Brain Attack 20. Decreased Adaptive Capacity: Acute Head Injury 21. Sensory Perceptual Disorders 22. Nursing Care of the Patient with Altered Cerebral Function METABOLIC 23. Metabolic Responses 24. Hematologic Dysfunction 25. Altered Immune Function 26. Organ Transplantation 27. Altered Glucose metabolism 28. Altered Renal Dysfunction 29. Nursing Care of the Patient with Altered Metabolic Function GASTROINTESTINAL 30. Acute Gastrointestinal Dysfunction 31. Acute Hepatic Dysfunction 32. Acute Pancreatic Dysfunction 33. Nursing Care of the Patient with Altered Gastrointestinal Function INJURY 34. Complex Wound Management 35. Acute Burn Injury 36. Traum

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HIGH ACUITY NURSING: PREPARING FOR PRACTICE IN TODAY'S HEALTH CARE SETTINGS

HIGH ACUITY NURSING: PREPARING FOR PRACTICE IN TODAY'S HEALTH CARE SETTINGS by Pamela Stinson Kidd and Kathleen Dorman Wagner 

ISBN 0-8385-1054-X

• Paperback: 1350 pages
• Publisher: Appleton & Lange (June 1992)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 083851054X
• ISBN-13: 978-0838510544
• Product Dimensions: 1 x 8.5 x 11 inches
• Shipping Weight: 3 pounds

NURSING CARE PLANS AND DOCUMENTATION, 4e

NURSING CARE PLANS AND DOCUMENTATION, 4e by Lynda Juall Carpenito- Moyet

ISBN-13: 978-0-7817-3906-1

Lippincott Williams and Wilkins

Synopsis

A comprehensive, market-leading nursing care planning and documentation text for undergraduate nursing students. This one-of-a-kind resource can be used conjunctively with Nursing Diagnosisand Handbook of Nursing Diagnosis, both by the same author. Content includes nursing care plans for the care of all adults regardless of their clinical situation; detailed care plans for specific clinical problems; collaborative problems and nursing diagnoses; and a strong emphasis on documentation. It also includes research validated identification of frequently encountered nursing diagnoses and collaborative problems. Enter the world of nursing care planning with confidence! This informative guide is the perfect way to build your care planning and documentation skills. Practical and easy-to-read material covers each phase of care plan development and record-keeping for both surgical and non-surgical interventions. Book jacket.
Product Identifiers
ISBN-10	0781739063
ISBN-13	9780781739061
Key Details
Author	Lynda Juall Carpenito-Moyet
Number Of Pages	1120 pages
Edition Description	Revised
Format	Paperback
Publication Date	2003-07-16
Language	English
Publisher	Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Additional Details
Edition Number	4
Copyright Date	2004
Illustrated	Yes
Dimensions
Weight	68.8 Oz
Width	8.4 In.
Length	10.9 In.
Target Audience
Group	Scholarly & Professional
Classification Method
LCCN	2003-050142
LC Classification Number	RT49.C38 2003
Dewey Decimal	610.73
Dewey Edition	21
Table Of Content
Table Of Content	UNIT I - INTRODUCTION TO CARE PLANNINGChapter 1 - The Bifocal Clinical Practice ModelThe Dimensions of NursingBifocal Clinical Practice ModelChapter 2 - Documentation of Nursing CareLegal Issues and Standards of PracticeAttributes of Nursing DocumentationCare Planning SystemsCase ManagementDocumenting CareDischarge PlanningChapter 3 - The Ill Adult: Issues and ResponsesStress and AdaptationCoping StrategiesCoping with Chronic IllnessManagement of Therapeutic RegimenEnd-of-Life DecisionsLegal and Ethical AccountabilityStandard of Care for Hospitalized AdultsChapter 4 - Response to the Surgical ExperiencePreoperative AssessmentPreoperative TeachingPreoperative Nursing RecordThe Postanesthesia Recovery PeriodPostoperative DocumentationSame-Day SurgeryUNIT II - CLINICAL NURSING CARE PLANSSection 1 - Medical ConditionsCardiovascular and Peripheral Vascular DisordersCongestive Heart FailureMyocardial InfarctionDeep Venous ThrombosisHypertensionPeripheral Arterial Disease (Atherosclerosis)Raynaud's SyndromeVenous Stasis UlcersRespiratory DisordersChronic Obstructive Pulmonary DiseasePneumoniaAsthmaMetabolic and Endocrine DisordersCirrhosisDiabetes MellitusHepatitis (Viral)HypothyroidismObesityPancreatitisGastrointestinal DisordersGastroenterocolitis/EnterocolitisInflammatory Bowel DiseasePeptic Ulcer DiseaseRenal and Urinary Tract DisordersAcute Renal FailureChronic Renal FailureUrolithiasis (Renal Calculi)Neurologic DisordersCerebrovascular Accident (Stroke)Multiple SclerosisParkinson's DiseaseSeizure DisordersSpinal Cord InjuryNeurogenic BladderMyasthenia GravisGuillain-Barré SyndromeSensory DisordersGlaucomaHematologic DisordersSickle Cell DiseaseIntegumentary DisordersPressure UlcersThermal InjuriesMusculoskeletal and Connective-Tissue DisordersFracturesOsteoporosisInflammatory Joint Disease (Rheumatoid Arthritis, Infectious Arthritis)OsteomyelitisInfectious and Immunodeficient DisordersSystemic Lupus ErythematosusHuman Immunodeficiency Virus/Acquired Immunodeficiency SyndromeNeoplastic DisordersCancer (Initial Diagnosis)End-Stage CancerLeukemiaClinical SituationsAlcohol WithdrawalImmobility or UnconsciousnessSexual AssaultSection 2 - Surgical ProceduresAbdominal Aortic Aneurysm ResectionAmputationArterial Bypass Grafting in the Lower ExtremityBreast Surgery (Lumpectomy, Mastectomy)Carotid EndarterectomyCataract ExtractionColostomyCoronary Artery Bypass GraftingCranial SurgeryEnucleationFractured Hip and FemurHysterectomyIleostomyLaminectomyLaryngectomyNeck DissectionOphthalmic SurgeryPenetrating Keratoplasty (Corneal Transplant)ProstatectomyRenal Surgery (Nephrostomy, Nephrectomy, Extracorporeal, Ureteral Stents)Thoracic SurgeryTotal Joint Arthroplasty (Hip, Knee, Shoulder)UrostomySection 3 - Diagnostic and Therapeutic ProceduresAnticoagulant TherapyArteriographyCardiac CatheterizationCastsChemotherapyCorticosteroid TherapyEnteral NutritionHemodialysisHemodynamic MonitoringLong-Term Venous Access DevicesMechanical VentilationPacemaker InsertionPercutaneous Transluminal Coronary AngioplastyPeritoneal DialysisRadiation TherapyRadioactive Cervical ImplantTotal Parenteral NutritionTracheostomySection 4 - Pediatric Nursing Care PlansAbdominal SurgeryAcute Respiratory InfectionAnorexia NervosaAsthmaBurnsCancerChild in HospitalChild with Communicable DiseaseChronic DiseaseChronic Renal FailureCraniocerebral TraumaCystic FibrosisDiabetesEpilepsyMeningitisMental DisabilityPoisoningSickle Cell AnemiaTonsillectomyUnconsciousness

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