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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 740 pages, weight: 1531 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 30-Mar-2016
  • Leidėjas: Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1284093131
  • ISBN-13: 9781284093131
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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 740 pages, weight: 1531 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 30-Mar-2016
  • Leidėjas: Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1284093131
  • ISBN-13: 9781284093131
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Clinical Guidelines for Advanced Practice Nursing: An Interdisciplinary Approach, Third Edition is an accessible and practical reference designed to help nurses and students with daily clinical decision making. Written in collaboration with certified nurse midwives, clinical nurse specialists, nurse practitioners, nutritionists, pharmacists, and physicians, it fosters a team approach to health care. Divided into four areasPediatrics, Gynecology, Obstetrics, and, Adult General Medicineand following a lifespan approach, it utilizes the S-O-A-P (Subjective-Objective-Assessment-Plan) format. Additionally, the authors explore complex chronic disease management, health promotion across the lifespan, and professional and legal issues such as reimbursement, billing, and the legal scope of practice.

The Third Edition has a keen focus on gerontology to accommodate the AGNP specialty and to better assist the student or clinician in caring for the aging population. The authors follow the across the life span approach and focus on common complete disorders. Certain chapters have been revised and new chapters have been added which include:Health Maintenance for Older Adults; Frailty; Common Gerontology Syndromes; Cancer Survivorship; Lipid Disorders; Acne (pediatrics section).

Please note that the 2016 CDC Guidelines for prescribing opioids for chronic pain in the United States were not yet available at the time the authors were updating the Third Edition. See the Instructor Resources tab to read a note from the authors about their recommendations for resources around these guidelines.
Acknowledgments xv
Contributors xvii
Introduction xxvii
1 Legal Scope of Advanced Nursing Practice
1(6)
Brian Budds
JoAnne M. Saxe
Introduction and General Background
1(1)
Overview of Scope of Practice Legal Framework
1(3)
Issues Related to Collaborative Practice and Documentation
4(1)
Concluding Remarks
5(2)
SECTION I Pediatric Health Maintenance and Promotion
2 First Well-Baby Visit
7(5)
Annette Carley
I Introduction and general background
7(1)
II Database
8(1)
III Assessment
9(1)
IV Goals of first well-baby visit
9(1)
V Plan
10(1)
VI Resources and tools
10(2)
3 Care of the Postneonatal Intensive Care Unit Graduate
12(6)
Annette Carley
I Introduction and general background
12(3)
II Database
15(1)
III Assessment
16(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
16(1)
V Plan
16(1)
VI Resources and tools
17(1)
4 0 to 3 Years of Age Interval Visit
18(5)
Ann Birenbaum Baker
I Introduction and general background
18(1)
II Database
18(2)
III Assessment
20(1)
IV Plan
20(3)
5 3 to 6 Years of Age Interval Visit
23(4)
Mary Anne M. Israel
I Introduction and general background
23(1)
II Database
23(1)
III Assessment
24(1)
IV Plan
24(3)
6 6 to 11 Years of Age Interval Visit
27(5)
Bridget Ward Gramkowski
Ann Birenbaum Baker
I Introduction and general background
27(1)
II Database
27(2)
III Assessment
29(1)
IV Plan
29(3)
7 The Adolescent and Young Adult (12-21 Years of Age) Interval Visit
32(8)
Erica Monasterio
I Introduction and general background
32(1)
II Database
33(3)
III Assessment
36(1)
IV Plan
36(2)
V Self-management resources
38(2)
8 Preventive Immunizations for Children and Adults
40(8)
Lucy S. Crain
I Introduction: Overview of vaccine-preventable diseases
40(2)
Recommended U.S. Immunization Schedules and Catch-Up Schedules for Ages Birth Through 18 Years
42(1)
I Recommended pediatric vaccine schedule
42(2)
II Adult immunization recommendations
44(1)
III Immunization modalities
45(1)
IV Active and passive immunizations
46(1)
V Herd immunity
46(1)
VI Adverse event reporting
46(1)
VII Current concerns and vaccination rates
47(1)
9 Developmental Assessment: Screening for Developmental Delay and Autism
48(13)
Abbey Alkon
I Introduction
48(1)
II Developmental surveillance and screening algorithm
49(8)
III Screening instruments
57(1)
IV Psychometrics
57(1)
V Conclusion
58(1)
VI Clinician resources
58(3)
SECTION II Common Complex Pediatric Presentations
10 Childhood Asthma
61(9)
Nan Madden
Andrea Crosby Shah
I Introduction and general background
61(1)
II Database
61(1)
III Assessment
62(3)
IV Goals of clinical management
65(1)
V Plan
65(3)
VI Resources
68(2)
11 Atopic Dermatitis in Children
70(10)
Karen G. Duderstadt
Nan Madden
I Introduction and general background
70(1)
II Database
70(2)
III Assessment
72(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
72(1)
V Plan
73(5)
VI Self-management
78(1)
VII Psychosocial and emotional support
79(1)
12 Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in Children and Adolescents
80(10)
Naomi Schapiro
I Introduction and general background
80(1)
II Overview
80(1)
III Database: History
81(2)
IV Physical examination
83(1)
V Assessment
84(1)
VI Plan
84(6)
13 Childhood Depression
90(9)
Damon Michael Williams
I Introduction
90(2)
II Database
92(2)
III Assessment
94(1)
IV Plan
94(4)
V Self-management resources
98(1)
14 Failure to Thrive During Infancy
99(5)
Annette Carley
I Introduction and general background
99(1)
II Database
100(1)
III Assessment
101(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
102(1)
V Plan
102(1)
VI Resources
103(1)
15 Child Maltreatment
104(10)
Naomi Schapiro
I Introduction and general background
104(2)
II Database
106(4)
III Assessment
110(1)
IV Plan
111(1)
V Resources
112(2)
16 Childhood Overweight and Obesity
114(10)
Victoria F. Keeton
I Introduction and general background
114(1)
II Database
115(3)
III Assessment
118(1)
IV Plan
118(3)
V Helpful online resources
121(3)
17 Urinary Incontinence in Children
124(16)
Angel K. Chen
I Introduction and general background
124(2)
II Database
126(2)
III Assessment
128(2)
IV Goals of clinical management
130(1)
V Plan
131(3)
VI Resources
134(6)
SECTION III Common Women's Health Presentations
18 Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
140(16)
Pilar Bernal de Pheils
I Introduction and general background
140(5)
II Database
145(11)
19 Amenorrhea and Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
156(15)
Pilar Bernal de Pheils
I Introduction and general background
156(2)
II Database
158(3)
III Assessment
161(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
161(1)
V Plan
161(8)
VI Self-management resources and tools
169(2)
20 Screening for Intraepithelial Neoplasia and Cancer of the Lower Genital Tract
171(17)
Mary M. Rubin
Lynn Hanson
I Introduction and general background
171(5)
II Database
176(1)
III Assessment
177(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
178(1)
V Plan
179(9)
21 Female and Male Sterilization
188(4)
Janis Luft
I Introduction and general background
188(2)
II Database
190(1)
III Assessment
190(1)
IV Plan
190(1)
V Self-management resources
190(2)
22 Hormonal Contraception
192(25)
Lynn Hanson
I Introduction and general background
192(12)
II Database
204(1)
III Assessment
205(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
205(1)
V Plan
205(12)
Appendix 22-1 Comparison of Hormonal Contraceptive Methods
209(8)
23 Menopause Transition
217(13)
Priscilla Abercrombie
I Introduction and general background
217(2)
II Database
219(1)
III Assessment
220(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
220(1)
V Plan
221(5)
VI Self-management resources and tools
226(1)
VII Clinical practice guidelines
226(4)
24 Nonhormonal Contraception
230(7)
Kimberley Chastain
I Introduction and general background
230(4)
II Database
234(1)
III Assessment
235(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
235(1)
V Plan
235(1)
VI Self-management resources and tools
236(1)
25 Urinary Incontinence in Women
237(9)
Janis Luft
I Introduction and general background
237(1)
II Initial evaluation
238(1)
III Assessment
239(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
240(1)
V Plan
240(4)
VI Self-management resources and tools
244(2)
SECTION IV Obstetric Health Maintenance and Promotion
26 The Initial Prenatal Visit
246(7)
Rebekah Kaplan
I Definition and background
246(1)
II Database
246(2)
III Assessment
248(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
248(1)
V Plan
248(4)
VI Internet resources
252(1)
27 Prenatal Genetic Screening and Diagnosis
253(7)
Deborah Anderson
I Introduction and general background
253(3)
II Database
256(1)
III Assessment
256(1)
IV Goals for clinical management
256(1)
V Plan
257(1)
I Prenatal genetic diagnosis: Introduction and general background
257(1)
II Database
258(1)
III Assessment
258(1)
IV Goals for clinical management
258(1)
V Plan
258(2)
28 The Return Prenatal Visit
260(8)
Rebekah Kaplan
Margaret Hutchison
I Definition and background
260(1)
II Database
260(2)
III Assessment
262(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
263(1)
V Plan
263(5)
29 The Postpartum Visit
268(9)
Jenna Shaw-Battista
Holly Cost
I Introduction and general background
268(1)
II Database
269(2)
III Assessment
271(1)
IV Goals for clinical management
271(1)
V Plan
272(5)
30 Guidelines for Medical Consultation, Interprofessional Collaboration, and Transfer of Care During Pregnancy and Childbirth
277(5)
Jenna Shaw-Battista
I Introduction and general background
277(5)
SECTION V Common Obstetric Presentations
31 Birth Choices for Women with a Previous Cesarean Delivery
282(8)
Rebekah Kaplan
I Introduction and general background
282(1)
II Risks and benefits of TOL versus repeat cesarean delivery
282(2)
III Data collection
284(1)
IV Goals for clinical management/assessment
284(1)
V Plan
284(4)
VI Internet resources for providers, clients, and families
288(2)
32 Common Discomforts of Pregnancy
290(14)
Cynthia Belew
Jamie Meyerhoff
I Introduction to common discomforts of pregnancy
290(1)
II Poor quality of sleep
290(1)
III Musculoskeletal
291(3)
IV Gastrointestinal tract
294(4)
V Heartburn
298(6)
33 Gestational Diabetes Mellitus: Early Detection and Management in Pregnancy
304(9)
Maribeth Inturrisi
I Introduction and general background
304(1)
II Database
305(1)
III Goals of clinical management
306(1)
IV Plan
306(7)
34 Hypertension in Pregnancy: Preeclampsia-Eclampsia
313(7)
Kim Q. Dau
Jenna Shaw-Battista
I Introduction and general background
313(2)
II Database
315(1)
III Assessment
316(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
317(1)
V Plan
317(3)
35 Preterm Labor Management
320(3)
Mary Barger
I Introduction and general background
320(1)
II Database
320(1)
III Assessment
321(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
321(1)
V Plan
321(2)
36 Urinary Tract Infection Prevention and Management in Pregnancy
323(3)
Mary Barger
I Introduction and general background
323(1)
II Database
323(1)
III Assessment
324(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
324(1)
V Plan
324(2)
SECTION VI Adult Gerontology Health Maintenance and Promotion
37 Adult Health Maintenance and Promotion
326(19)
Helen R. Horvath
Hattie C. Grundland
I Introduction and general background
326(1)
II Individualizing screening decisions in the geriatric population
326(5)
III Database
331(2)
IV Assessment
333(1)
V Goals of clinical management
333(1)
VI Plan
333(1)
VII Self-management tools and resources for health professionals
333(12)
38 Healthcare Maintenance for Adults with Developmental Disabilities
345(20)
Geraldine Collins-Bride
Clarissa Kripke
I Introduction and general background
345(3)
II Database
348(3)
III Assessment
351(1)
IV Plan
352(10)
V Self-management resources and tools
362(3)
39 Healthcare Maintenance for Transgender Individuals
365(10)
Melissa Wong
Kathryn Wyckoff
I Introduction and general background
365(1)
II Database
366(1)
III Assessment
367(1)
IV Plan
367(7)
Appendix A A Guide to Common Gender- Neutral Pronoun Choices Among the Trans Community
374(1)
40 Postexposure Prophylaxis for HIV Infection
375(10)
Barbara Newlin
Brooke Finkmoore
I Introduction and general background
375(5)
II Database
380(3)
III Assessment
383(1)
IV Plan
383(1)
V Clinician and patient resources
383(2)
41 Preexposure Prophylaxis for HIV
385(10)
Barbara Newlin
Brooke Finkmoore
I Introduction and general background
385(1)
II Database
386(2)
III Assessment
388(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
388(1)
V Plan
388(1)
VI Resources for clinicians
389(2)
Appendix 41-1 Behavioral Risk Assessment Questions
391(1)
Appendix 41-2 Screening Tool for MSM
392(1)
Appendix 41-3 Summary of Guidance for PrEP Use
393(1)
Appendix 41-4 Provider Checklist
394(1)
SECTION VII Common Complex Adult Gerontology Presentations
42 Abscess Management
395(6)
Rosalie D. Bravo
I Introduction and general background
395(1)
II Database
395(1)
III Assessment
396(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
396(1)
V Plan
397(4)
43 Anemia
401(14)
Michelle M. Marin
Laurie Jurkiewicz
I Introduction and general background
401(4)
II Database
405(2)
III Assessment
407(3)
IV Goals of clinical management
410(1)
V Plan
410(3)
VI Self-management resources and tools
413(2)
44 Anticoagulation Therapy (Oral)
415(13)
Fran Dreier
Linda Ray
I Introduction and general background
415(6)
II Patient education and safety
421(3)
III Target-specific anticoagulants
424(4)
45 Anxiety
428(8)
Esker-D Ligon
I Introduction and general background
428(1)
II Database
429(2)
III Assessment
431(1)
IV Plan
432(2)
V Special populations
434(1)
VI Self-management resources and tools
435(1)
46 Asthma in Adolescents and Adults
436(13)
Susan L. Janson
I Introduction and general background
436(1)
II Database
437(1)
III Assessment
438(1)
IV Goals of clinical management to control asthma
438(1)
V Plan
439(7)
VI Future update topics in asthma
446(3)
47 Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
449(9)
Jean N. Taylor-Woodbury
I Introduction and general background
449(1)
II Database
450(1)
III Assessment
451(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
451(1)
V Plan
451(3)
VI Self-management resources and tools
454(2)
Appendix 47-1 The American Urological Association (AUA) Symptom Index for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) and the Disease Specific Quality of Life Question
456(1)
Appendix 47-2 Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) Impact Index ("Bother" Score)
457(1)
48 Cancer Survivorship in Adult Primary Care
458(10)
Tara D. Lacey
Sheila N. Lindsay
I Introduction and background
458(1)
II Database
459(1)
III Assessment
460(2)
IV Goals of clinical management
462(1)
V Plan
463(3)
VI Self-management resources
466(2)
49 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
468(9)
Lynda A. Mackin
I Introduction and general background
468(1)
II Database
469(2)
III Goals of clinical management of stable COPD
471(1)
IV Plan
471(4)
V Care from a population health perspective
475(2)
50 Chronic Nonmalignant Pain Management
477(17)
JoAnne M. Saxe
Nicole Una
Kellie McNerney
I Introduction and general background
477(1)
II Database
478(2)
III Assessment
480(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
481(1)
V Plan
482(9)
VI Patient education
491(1)
VII Chronic pain support resources and tools
492(2)
51 Chronic Viral Hepatitis
494(10)
Miranda Surjadi
I Introduction and general background
494(1)
II Database
495(3)
III Assessment
498(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
498(1)
V Plan
499(4)
VI Self-management resources and tools
503(1)
52 Dementia
504(10)
Jennifer Merrilees
I Introduction and general background
504(1)
II Database
505(4)
III Assessment
509(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
509(1)
V Plan
509(3)
VI Assessment and management of concomitant conditions
512(1)
VII Assessment of the status of the family caregiver
512(1)
VIII Resources and tools
512(2)
53 Depression
514(15)
Matt Tierney
Beth Phoenix
I Introduction and general background
514(2)
II Database
516(2)
III Assessment
518(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
519(2)
V Plan
521(6)
VI Self-management resources and tools
527(2)
54 Diabetes Mellitus
529(10)
Carolina Noya
Maureen McGrath
I Introduction and general background
529(1)
II Database
529(2)
III Assessment
531(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
532(1)
V Plan
532(5)
VI Self-management resources and tools
537(2)
55 Epilepsy
539(8)
Maritza Lopez
Paul Garcia
M. Robin Taylor
I Introduction and general background
539(1)
II Database
539(1)
III Assessment
540(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
541(4)
V Plan
545(1)
VI Self-management resources
546(1)
56 Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease
547(7)
Karen C. Bagatelos
Geraldine Collins-Bride
Fran Dreier
I Definition and overview
547(1)
II Database
548(1)
III Assessment
549(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
550(1)
V Plan
550(3)
VI Self-management resources
553(1)
57 Geriatric Syndromes
554(12)
Courtney Gordon
I Introduction and general background
554(2)
II Database
556(4)
III Assessment
560(2)
IV Goals of clinical management
562(1)
V Plan
562(2)
VI Online resources for clinicians, patients, and caregivers
564(2)
58 Heart Failure
566(9)
Lisa Guertin
Barbara Boland
I Introduction and general background
566(1)
II Database
567(1)
III Assessment
568(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
568(1)
V Plan
568(6)
VI Self-management resources and tools
574(1)
59 Herpes Simplex Infections
575(8)
Hattie C. Grundland
Geraldine Collins-Bride
I Introduction and general background
575(2)
II Database
577(1)
III Assessment
577(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
578(1)
V Plan
578(3)
VI Self-management resources and tools
581(2)
60 Hypertension
583(11)
Judith Sweet
Steve Protzel
I Introduction and definition
583(1)
II Database
584(3)
III Assessment
587(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
587(1)
V Plan and management
587(7)
61 Intimate Partner Violence (Domestic Violence)
594(11)
Rosalind De Lisser
Deborah Johnson
JoAnne Saxe
Cecily Reeves
I Introduction and general background
594(4)
II The focused IPV assessment and database
598(2)
III Assessment
600(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
601(1)
V Plan
601(1)
VI Self-management resources and tools
601(4)
62 Irritable Bowel Syndrome
605(8)
Karen C. Bagatelos
Geraldine Collins-Bride
Fran Dreier
I Introduction and general background
605(1)
II Database
606(1)
III Assessment
607(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
607(1)
V Plan
607(5)
VI Self-management eResources
612(1)
63 Lipid Disorders
613(6)
Caitlin Garvey
I Introduction and general background
613(1)
II Database
614(1)
III Assessment
615(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
615(1)
V Plan
615(3)
VI Self-management resources and tools
618(1)
64 Low Back Pain
619(15)
H. Kate Lawlor
I Introduction/general background
619(1)
II Database
619(6)
III Assessment
625(1)
IV Plan
626(7)
V Self-management resources and tools
633(1)
65 Obesity
634(15)
Sherri Borden
David Besio
Geraldine Collins-Bride
I Introduction and general background
634(2)
II Database
636(2)
III Assessment
638(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
638(4)
V Plan
642(5)
VI Self-management resources
647(2)
66 Primary Care of HIV-Infected Adults
649(23)
Suzan Stringari-Murray
Christopher Berryhill Fox
I Introduction and general background
649(8)
II HIV screening and testing
657(4)
III Database
661(2)
IV Assessment
663(1)
V Goals of clinical management
663(1)
VI Plan
663(5)
VII Resources
668(4)
67 Smoking Cessation
672(10)
Kellie McNerney
Lewis Fannon
I Introduction and background
672(3)
II Database
675(1)
III Assessment
676(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
676(1)
V Plan
677(2)
VI Self-management resources
679(1)
VII Consultation
680(2)
68 Thyroid Disorders
682(9)
JoAnne M. Saxe
I Introduction and general background
682(1)
II Database
683(4)
III Assessment
687(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
687(1)
V Plan
687(3)
VI Self-management resources and tools
690(1)
69 Upper Back and Neck Pain Syndromes
691(14)
Rossana Segovia
I Introduction and general background
691(4)
II Database
695(4)
III Assessment
699(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
700(1)
V Plan
700(3)
VI Self-management resources and tools
703(2)
70 Upper Extremity Tendinopathy: Bicipital Tendinopathy, Lateral Epicondylitis, and de Quervain's Tenosynovitis
705(8)
Barbara J. Burgel
I Introduction and general background
705(1)
II Database
706(2)
III Assessment
708(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
709(1)
V Plan
709(2)
VI Self-management resources and tools
711(2)
71 Wound Care
713(9)
Cynthia Johnson
Patricia McCarthy-Horton
I Introduction and general background
713(1)
II Database
714(4)
III Assessment
718(1)
IV Goals of clinical management
718(1)
V Plan
718(4)
Index 722
Geraldine (Gerri) Collins-Bride is a Health Science Clinical Professor at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) School of Nursing. She teaches in the Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Program and collaborates with the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Program. She is the Vice Chair of Faculty Practice in her department. Ms. Collins-Bride has been an adult primary care provider for the past 33 years, practicing at UCSF General Internal Medicine where she specializes in providing care for adults with developmental and psychiatric disabilities. She is the director of a community based faculty practice Interprofessional Primary Care Outreach for People with Mental Illness (IPCOM), a nurse managed primary care outreach practice embedded in residential mental health treatment programs in San Francisco. Ms. Collins-Brides areas of expertise include primary care, developmental disabilities, serious mental illness, community partnerships and interprofessional practice.

Dr. Saxe, Director of the Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner (NP) program, is a Health Sciences Clinical Professor at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF), School of Nursing. She has been a clinical educator for over 30 years and an adult primary care NP for over 32 years. 'Dr. Saxes areas of expertise include primary care for medically underserved populations; inter-professional health care education; quality improvement in health care; and innovative health care professional curriculum design.' '

Karen Duderstadt is a Health Sciences Clinical Professor at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF), School of Nursing and Director of the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) Program.' Her clinical practice focuses on the care of infants, children and adolescents living in low-income families.' Her doctoral work focused on access to care for children and improved health outcomes for those children with access to care in public health insurance programs.' Dr. Duderstadt has published on a wide variety of child health policy topics including childhood obesity and childrens environmental health issues. She has also published a text on Pediatric Physical Examination which is used nationally in NP programs.'

Rebekah Kaplan has been a practicing nurse-midwife since 1989 and is currently in clinical practice at San Francisco General Hospital and Mission Neighborhood Health Center.' She an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of California San Francisco and is the Associate Education Director of their Nurse-Midwifery/Womens Health Nurse-Practitioner Education Program.' Ms. Kaplans areas of educational interest are antepartum care, adolescent pregnancy, cholestasis of pregnancy, clinical preception and interprofessional education.''