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El. knyga: Essential Nursing Skills E-Book: Clinical skills for caring

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  • Išleidimo metai: 03-Aug-2012
  • Leidėjas: Mosby
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780723437772
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  • Formatas: PDF+DRM
  • Išleidimo metai: 03-Aug-2012
  • Leidėjas: Mosby
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780723437772
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Easy to use and attractively designed in 2 colours throughout, this clinical manual concentrates on the preparation for each skill, the procedure, and post-procedure guidelines. With over 120 essential skills and procedures, written and produced in a clear, consistent style, this book is invaluable in any clinical setting and suitable for all foundation students regardless of their future specialty.All skills updated to reflect new guidelines and evidence-based practices e.g. recent changes in the Resuscitation GuidelinesInternal design enhanced to improve usabilityAnnotated further readingUseful websitesEssential skills series As a nursing student you learn lots of nursing theory and research - but how do you translate this into practice and apply it to the skills you need? Where do you start? What steps should be carried out and in what order? What should you do afterwards? Essential Nursing Skills answers these questions for over 130 clinical skills. Each one is explained from start to finish, using a step-by-step approach, with clear illustrations and colour photographs to enhance understanding. Small enough to carry with you and specifically designed and written to aid learning, this book is invaluable for nurses across all fields.. Attractive design - easy to use. Skills explained step by step. Comprehensive list of skills covers all that students will encounter in practice . Points for Practice sections encourage readers to reflect and learn. Further reading and references point to the evidence and knowledge base for each skill Full-colour photographs illustrate many of the procedures Full colour is used throughout to help navigate procedures Section listing normal values of commonly used blood tests Skills to assess deteriorating patients and care for patients undergoing surgery Reflects changes in nursing and professional national guidelines. Essential skills series

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"This book covers the majority of clinical skills encountered in primary and secondary care settings.The level of detail is ideal for a student nurse from year one of training through to a newly qualified nurse. It is both colourful and informative. All subjects are well-researched and evidence-based. This is a good teaching resource for mentors to have access to when mentoring student nurses. Its layout with points for practice and comprehensive reading lists allow the reader to undertake independent study beyond that of just being able to perform the skill."

Nursing Times, February 2013

"THIS IS a comprehensive little handbook aimed at nursing students, but would serve also as a reminder for those who mentor students as well a newly registered staff nurses. It is well structured and the points for practice, with their contemporaneous evidence base and reflections on clinical improvements, are the real 'golden nuggets'...All in all, a great handbook that helps to translate theory into clinical practice. It can be carriedaround and 'dipped' into as and when required. I recommend it as a must for nursing students"

Nursing Management, June 2013

Preface xi
1 Infection prevention and control 1(24)
1.1 Standard precautions
2(1)
1.2 Aseptic non touch technique (ANTT)
3(2)
1.3 Hand washing
5(4)
1.4 Use of masks
9(2)
1.5 Use of aprons
11(1)
1.6 Use of gloves (non-sterile)
12(2)
1.7 Disposal of waste and care of equipment
14(3)
1.8 Taking a swab
17(2)
1.9 Isolation (barrier nursing)
19(6)
2 Observation and monitoring 25(66)
2.1 Temperature recording: oral and axillary
27(3)
2.2 Electronic thermometer: oral and axillary
30(2)
2.3 Temperature recording: tympanic membrane thermometer
32(2)
2.4 Cooling and warming the patient
34(1)
2.5 Pulse recording
35(2)
2.6 Assessment of breathing and counting respirations
37(2)
2.7 Blood pressure recording
39(4)
2.8 Cardiac monitoring
43(3)
2.9 Recording a 12-lead ECG
46(2)
2.10 Assessment of level of consciousness
48(6)
2.11 Weighing patients
54(2)
2.12 Measuring waist circumference
56(1)
2.13 Measuring height
57(1)
2.14 Care of the patient having a seizure
58(2)
2.15 Neurovascular assessment
60(3)
2.16 Blood glucose monitoring
63(3)
2.17 Pain assessment
66(5)
2.18 Patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) and epidural analgesia
71(5)
2.19 Assessment of the deteriorating patient
76(6)
2.20 Measuring capilliary refill time
82(9)
3 Resuscitation 91(14)
3.1 Assessment of collapsed person and recovery position
92(3)
3.2 Basic life support with cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
95(4)
3.3 Ward-based cardiopulmonary resuscitation
99(3)
3.4 Automated external defibrillator (AED)
102(3)
4 Vascular access and intravenous therapy 105(36)
4.1 Venepuncture
106(3)
4.2 Intravenous cannulation
109(4)
4.3 Preparing an infusion
113(3)
4.4 Changing an infusion bag
116(2)
4.5 Regulation of flow rate
118(2)
4.6 Care of peripheral cannula site
120(2)
4.7 Visual infusion phlebitis (VIP) score
122(2)
4.8 Removal of peripheral cannula
124(1)
4.9 Care of arterial line
125(1)
4.10 Intravenous pumps and syringe drivers
126(2)
4.11 Central venous catheters: care of the site
128(2)
4.12 Central venous pressure measurement
130(3)
4.13 Removal of central venous catheters
133(2)
4.14 Care of long term central venous catheters
135(6)
5 Blood transfusion 141(10)
5.1 Blood transfusion
142(4)
5.2 Care and management of a transfusion
146(5)
6 Nutrition and hydration 151(26)
6.1 Nutritional assessment
152(3)
6.2 Assisting adults with eating and drinking
155(2)
6.3 Nausea and vomiting
157(2)
6.4 Subcutaneous fluids (hyperdermoclysis)
159(3)
6.5 Nasogastric tube insertion
162(5)
6.6 Nasogastric feeding
167(2)
6.7 Care of gastrostomy site
169(3)
6.8 Feeding via percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG)/Radiologically inserted gastrostomy (RIG)
172(5)
7 Medicines management 177(46)
7.1 Storage of medicines
178(1)
7.2 Self-administration of medicines
179(2)
7.3 Drug calculations
181(2)
7.4 Principles of administration of medicines
183(3)
7.5 Oral route
186(2)
7.6 Nasogastric route
188(1)
7.7 Controlled drugs
189(2)
7.8 Subcutaneous injection
191(3)
7.9 Intramuscular injection
194(6)
7.10 Intravenous drug administration
200(3)
7.11 Instillation of nose drops/nasal spray
203(2)
7.12 Instillation of ear drops
205(2)
7.13 Instillation of eye drops or ointment
207(3)
7.14 Topical application
210(1)
7.15 Vaginal preparations
211(2)
7.16 Administration of suppositories
213(2)
7.17 Respiratory route: metered dose inhaler
215(3)
7.18 Variable dose intravenous infusions
218(5)
8 Elimination 223(58)
8.1 Observation of faeces
225(2)
8.2 Obtaining a specimen of faeces
227(2)
8.3 Administration of an enema
229(2)
8.4 Assisting with a bedpan
231(2)
8.5 Assisting with a commode
233(2)
8.6 Assisting with a urinal
235(1)
8.7 Monitoring fluid balance
236(3)
8.8 Observation of urine
239(1)
8.9 Application of a penile sheath
240(2)
8.10 Urinalysis
242(2)
8.11 Midstream specimen of urine
244(2)
8.12 Catheter specimen of urine
246(2)
8.13 24-hour urine collection
248(1)
8.14 Early morning urine specimen
249(2)
8.15 Female catheterisation
251(4)
8.16 Male catheterisation
255(5)
8.17 Urethral catheter care
260(1)
8.18 Care of suprapubic catheter
261(2)
8.19 Emptying a catheter bag
263(2)
8.20 Continuous bladder irrigation
265(3)
8.21 Bladder washout/lavage
268(2)
8.22 Catheter removal
270(2)
8.23 Stoma care
272(3)
8.24 Changing a stoma bag
275(6)
9 Peri-operative care 281(32)
9.1 Wound assessment
282(3)
9.2 Aseptic dressing technique
285(5)
9.3 Removal of skin closures: sutures/staples
290(5)
9.4 Wound drainage
295(2)
9.5 Changing a vacuum drainage bottle
297(2)
9.6 Removal of wound drain
299(2)
9.7 Topical negative pressure wound therapy
301(2)
9.8 Peri-operative care
303(10)
10 Patient hygiene 313(20)
10.1 Assisting with a bath or shower
314(2)
10.2 Bed bath
316(2)
10.3 Oral assessment
318(2)
10.4 Mouth care for a dependent patient
320(2)
10.5 Facial shave
322(2)
10.6 Washing hair in bed
324(2)
10.7 Eye care
326(2)
10.8 Caring for fingernails and toenails
328(2)
10.9 Last offices
330(3)
11 Respiratory care 333(38)
11.1 Assessment of breathing and counting respirations
334(2)
11.2 Positioning the breathless patient
336(2)
11.3 Face masks and nasal cannulae
338(4)
11.4 Humidified oxygen
342(2)
11.5 Use of nebuliser
344(2)
11.6 Peak expiratory flow rate
346(4)
11.7 Pulse oximetry (oxygen saturation)
350(2)
11.8 Observation of sputum
352(1)
11.9 Obtaining a sputum specimen
353(1)
11.10 Oral suctioning
354(2)
11.11 Care of a tracheostomy
356(2)
11.12 Tracheal suctioning
358(3)
11.13 Insertion and management of chest drains
361(3)
11.14 Chest drain removal
364(2)
11.15 Non-invasive ventilation
366(5)
12 Reduced mobility 371(26)
12.1 Principles of moving and handling
372(5)
12.2 Risk assessment of pressure ulcers
377(3)
12.3 Prevention of pressure ulcers
380(3)
12.4 Complications of immobility
383(3)
12.5 Fitting anti-embolism stockings
386(4)
12.6 Falls prevention
390(7)
Appendix Normal values 397(4)
Index 401