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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 792 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 272x211x30 mm, weight: 1792 g, 354 illustrations
  • Išleidimo metai: 30-Oct-2020
  • Leidėjas: F.A. Davis Company
  • ISBN-10: 0803697341
  • ISBN-13: 9780803697348
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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 792 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 272x211x30 mm, weight: 1792 g, 354 illustrations
  • Išleidimo metai: 30-Oct-2020
  • Leidėjas: F.A. Davis Company
  • ISBN-10: 0803697341
  • ISBN-13: 9780803697348
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Study Guide for Safe Maternity & Pediatric Nursing Care. 2nd Edition Davis's Nursing Skills Videos for LPN/LVN, 3rd Edition
UNIT ONE Introduction to Maternity and Pediatric Nursing
1 Introduction to Maternity and Pediatric Nursing
1(17)
Roles In Maternal-Child and Pediatric Nursing
3(1)
Legalities and Ethics
4(1)
Evidence-Based Practice
4(1)
Informed Consent
4(2)
Family-Centered Care
6(2)
Special Considerations in Pediatric Nursing
8(7)
The Maternal-Child and Pediatric Nursing Student
15(3)
2 Culture
18(9)
Encountering Diversity
19(1)
The Importance of Cultural Awareness and Knowledge in Nursing and Health-Care Delivery
19(4)
Culturally Appropriate Assessment
23(4)
3 Women's Health Promotion Across the Life Span
27(24)
Preventive Health Care for Women
28(2)
Menstrual Disorders
30(2)
Family Planning
32(6)
Infertility Care
38(2)
Menopause
40(1)
Female Reproductive Tract Disorders
41(1)
Infectious Disorders of the Reproductive Tract
42(5)
Pelvic Floor Disorders
47(4)
UNIT TWO Pregnancy and the Family
4 Human Reproduction and Fetal Development
51(17)
Female Reproductive System
52(3)
Male Reproductive System
55(2)
Fertilization
57(1)
Stages of Fetal Development
58(3)
Accessory Structures of Pregnancy
61(2)
Multiple Pregnancy
63(1)
Effects of Teratogens on Fetal Development
64(4)
5 Physical and Psychological Changes of Pregnancy
68(15)
Diagnosis of Pregnancy
69(1)
Normal Physiological Changes in Pregnancy
69(9)
Psychological Adaptation to Pregnancy
78(5)
6 Nursing Care During Pregnancy
83(13)
Initial Prenatal Assessment
84(2)
Prenatal Assessment and Care
86(10)
7 Promoting a Healthy Pregnancy
96(19)
Focus on the Patient
97(1)
Promotion of Self-Care During Pregnancy
98(3)
Avoiding Infections
101(2)
Nutrition in Pregnancy
103(2)
Care of the Pregnant Adolescent
105(1)
Care of Lesbian Patients
106(1)
Care of the Expectant Woman Older Than Age 35
106(1)
Focus on the Fetus
107(4)
Focus on the Growing Family
111(4)
8 Nursing Care of the Woman With Complications During Pregnancy
115(26)
Care of the Woman With Hyperemesis Gravidarum
116(1)
Care of the Woman With Bleeding Disorders of Early Pregnancy
117(5)
Care of the Woman With Bleeding Disorders of Late Pregnancy
122(2)
Care of the Woman With Incompetent Cervix
124(2)
Care of the Woman With Rh Incompatibility Between Maternal and Fetal Blood
126(1)
Care of the Woman With a Multiple Gestation Pregnancy
127(1)
Care of the Woman With Hypertension Disorders
128(7)
Care of the Woman With Gestational Diabetes
135(6)
UNIT THREE Birth and the Family
9 Nursing Care During Labor and Childbirth
141(35)
The Physiology of Labor
142(2)
Critical Factors in Labor
144(4)
Maternal Systemic Response to Labor
148(1)
Fetal Response to Labor
149(1)
Stages of Labor and Birth
149(4)
Settings for Childbirth
153(2)
Admission to the Hospital or Birthing Center
155(3)
Fetal Monitoring
158(5)
Pain Management in Labor and Birth
163(13)
10 Nursing Care of the Woman With Complications During Labor and Birth
176(21)
Care of the Woman at Risk of Preterm Labor
177(2)
Care of the Woman With Premature Rupture of Membranes
179(2)
Care of the Woman With a Post-Term Pregnancy
181(1)
Care of the Woman With Abnormal Amniotic Fluid Volume
181(1)
Labor-Related Complications
182(7)
Emergencies and Complications During Birth
189(3)
Care of the Family Experiencing Perinatal Loss
192(5)
11 Birth-Related Procedures
197(14)
Amniotomy
198(1)
Amnioinfusion
199(1)
External Cephalic Version
199(2)
Care of the Woman Undergoing Induction or the Augmentation of Labor
201(2)
Assisted Vaginal Birth
203(3)
Cesarean Birth
206(5)
UNIT FOUR Postpartum Period and the Family
12 Postpartum Nursing Care
211(14)
Postpartum Physical Adaptations
212(3)
Nursing Care During the Early Postpartum Period
215(5)
Postpartum Psychological Adaptations
220(1)
Development of Family Attachment
221(4)
13 Postpartum Complications
225(12)
Care of the Woman With Postpartum Hemorrhage
226(2)
Care of the Woman With a Hematoma
228(2)
Care of the Woman With a Uterine Infection
230(1)
Care of the Woman With a Wound Infection
231(1)
Care of the Woman With a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
232(1)
Care of the Woman With Mastitis
232(1)
Care of the Woman With Postpartum Thromboembolic Disease
233(1)
Care of the Woman With Postpartum Depression
234(1)
Care of the Woman With a Postpartum Psychiatric Disorder
235(2)
UNIT FIVE The Newborn
14 Physiological and Behavioral Adaptations of the Newborn
237(11)
Physiological Adaptations
238(7)
Behavioral Adjustment to Extrauterine Life
245(3)
15 Nursing Care of the Newborn
248(21)
Physical Examination of the Newborn
249(10)
Nursing Care of the Newborn
259(4)
Discharge Teaching for Newborn Care
263(6)
16 Newborn Nutrition
269(12)
Recommended Infant Nutrition
270(1)
The Breastfeeding Mother and Infant
270(6)
The Formula-Feeding Parents and Infant
276(5)
17 Nursing Care of the Newborn at Risk
281(21)
Identification of the At-Risk Newborn
282(1)
Care of the Newborn at Risk Because of Birth Asphyxia
282(2)
Care of the Newborn with Respiratory Distress
284(1)
Care of the Newborn with Cold Stress
285(1)
Neonatal Hypoglycemia
286(1)
Care of the Newborn with Birth Injuries
287(1)
Hyperbilirubinemia
288(2)
Care of the Newborn with an Infection
290(1)
Sepsis
290(1)
Care of Newborns With Problems Related to Gestational Age and Development
290(5)
Care of the Infant of a Diabetic Mother
295(2)
Care of Chemically Exposed Infants
297(2)
Care of the Newborn Exposed to HIV
299(1)
Care of the Family of an At-Risk Newborn
299(3)
UNIT SIX Growth and Development
18 Health Promotion of the Infant: Birth to One Year
302(25)
Growth and Development of the Infant
304(10)
Anticipatory Guidance for New Parents of an Infant
314(2)
Screening and Health Promotion for the Infant
316(1)
Safety and the Hospitalized Infant
317(3)
Disease and Injury Prevention for the Infant
320(1)
Disorders of the Infant
321(6)
19 Health Promotion of the Toddler
327(21)
Growth and Development of the Toddler
328(9)
Anticipatory Guidance for Parents of the Toddler
337(4)
Screening and Health Promotion for the Toddler
341(1)
Injury Prevention for the Toddler
341(3)
Disorders of the Toddler
344(4)
20 Health Promotion of the Preschooler
348(21)
Growth and Development of the Preschooler
349(10)
Anticipatory Guidance for Parents With a Preschooler
359(3)
Screening and Health Promotion for the Preschooler
362(1)
Safety and the Hospitalized Preschooler
362(1)
Injury Prevention for the Preschooler
362(1)
Disorders of the Preschooler
362(7)
21 Health Promotion of the School-Aged Child
369(16)
Growth and Development of the School-Aged Child
370(6)
Anticipatory Guidance for Parents of a School-Aged Child
376(1)
Concerns of the School-Aged Child
376(2)
Injury Prevention for the School-Aged Child
378(3)
Screening and Health Promotion for the School-Aged Child
381(1)
Safety and the Hospitalized School-Aged Child
382(3)
22 Health Promotion of the Adolescent
385(16)
Growth and Development of the Adolescent
386(8)
Legal Issues in Adolescent Health Care
394(1)
Anticipatory Guidance for Parents of the Adolescent
394(1)
Screening and Health Promotion for the Adolescent
395(1)
Injury Prevention for Adolescents
396(1)
Challenges in Adolescence
396(5)
UNIT SEVEN Pediatric Concerns and Considerations
23 Nursing Care of the Hospitalized Child
401(28)
Hospital Settings for Children Versus Adults
403(4)
Play Therapy and Child Life Specialists
407(1)
Providing a Safe Environment
408(1)
Pain Management
408(8)
Hospital Procedures With Children in Mind
416(3)
Feeding Considerations for Hospitalized Children
419(2)
Administering Medications to Hospitalized Children
421(3)
Specimen Collection
424(1)
Guidelines for Parents Administering Medications at Home
425(1)
Discharge Procedures
426(3)
24 Acutely Ill Children and Their Needs
429(21)
Providing Safety at the Bedside
430(2)
Responding to Emergencies
432(8)
Higher Level of Equipment Provided in the Hospital Environment
440(2)
Caring for Families Present During Emergencies
442(1)
Rapid Response Teams
443(1)
Helpful Emergency Response Mnemonics
444(1)
Assessing an Acutely Ill Child
444(1)
Chain of Command and Request for a Higher Level of Care
445(5)
25 Adapting to Chronic Illness and Supporting the Family Unit
450(15)
Defining Chronic Illness and Its Scope
451(2)
Chronic Illnesses by Body System
453(1)
Establishment of a Therapeutic Relationship
453(1)
Symptoms Associated With Childhood Chronic Illness
454(1)
Examples of Care Environments for Chronically Ill Children
455(1)
Assisting Children in Coping With Chronic Illness
456(1)
The Effect of Chronic Illness on the Family
457(1)
The Effect of a Chronic Disease on Parenting
458(1)
The Effect of a Chronic Disease on Siblings
459(6)
26 The Abused Child
465(13)
Child Abuse Global Perspectives
467(1)
Child Abuse and Prevention
468(1)
Types of Abuse
468(3)
Munchausen's Syndrome by Proxy
471(1)
Abuse Statistics
472(1)
Fatal Abuse
472(1)
Prevention of Child Abuse
472(1)
Medical and Nursing Management of Child Abuse
473(1)
Nursing Considerations and Care
474(1)
Human Trafficking
475(3)
UNIT EIGHT Deviations in Pediatric Health
27 Child With a Neurological Condition
478(32)
The Development of the Nervous System
479(5)
Common Neurological Disorders During Childhood
484(2)
The Senses
486(1)
Congenital Neurological Disorders
486(2)
Neurological Injuries
488(8)
Other Neurological Disorders
496(14)
28 Child With a Sensory Impairment
510(16)
The Development of Visual Acuity
512(1)
Visual Impairment
512(5)
Disorders of the Eye
517(1)
The Development of Hearing
518(1)
Hearing Impairment
519(1)
Disorders of the Ear
520(2)
Overall Nursing Considerations for a Child With a Sensory Impairment
522(4)
29 Child With a Mental Health Condition
526(18)
Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
528(1)
Autism Spectrum Disorder
529(2)
Feeding and Eating Disorders
531(1)
Anxiety, Mood Disorders, and Schizophrenia
532(7)
Other Types of Mental Health Disorders
539(5)
30 Child With a Respiratory Condition
544(17)
The Development of the Respiratory Tract
545(1)
Health History
546(1)
Physical Evaluation
546(2)
Respiratory Abnormalities
548(1)
Interventions for a Child With Respiratory Difficulties
549(1)
Oxygen Therapy Guidelines
549(1)
Interventions to Assist a Child With Respiratory Distress
550(1)
Common Respiratory Disorders
551(10)
31 Child With a Cardiac Condition
561(17)
The Development of the Cardiovascular System
562(4)
Introduction to Cardiac Conditions
566(1)
General Nursing Care of the Child With a Cardiac Condition
567(1)
System-Focused Nursing Care
568(1)
Cardiac Disorders
568(10)
32 Child With a Metabolic Condition
578(16)
The Endocrine Glands
579(1)
Common Endocrine Gland Disorders
580(3)
Diabetes Mellitus
583(5)
Inborn Errors of Metabolism
588(6)
33 Child With a Musculoskeletal Condition
594(19)
The Development of the Musculoskeletal System
595(1)
Common Childhood Injuries
596(1)
Childhood Screening for Musculoskeletal Conditions
597(6)
Common Musculoskeletal Disorders: Congenital Disorders
603(4)
Common Musculoskeletal Disorders: Acquired Disorders
607(6)
34 Child With a Gastrointestinal Condition
613(21)
The Development of Gastrointestinal Abnormalities
614(1)
Health History
615(1)
Physical Assessment
615(1)
Common Gastrointestinal Disorders
616(18)
35 Child With a Genitourinary Condition
634(17)
The Development of the Genitourinary System
636(1)
Renal Function
636(2)
Fluid Maintenance Requirements
638(2)
Dehydration
640(1)
Common Genitourinary Disorders
640(11)
36 Child With a Skin Condition
651(22)
Skin and Childhood
652(2)
Special Considerations for Skin Disorders
654(1)
Common Skin Disorders
655(18)
37 Child With a Communicable Disease
673(28)
Vaccines
675(3)
Common Communicable Disorders
678(11)
Nonimmunizable Communicable Illnesses
689(12)
38 Child With an Oncological or Hematological Condition
701(22)
Introduction to Hematological Conditions
702(1)
The Development of the Hematological System
702(3)
Common Hematological Abnormalities and Disorders
705(7)
Transfusion Therapy
712(2)
Common Oncological Disorders
714(9)
Appendix A Joint Commission's "Do Not Use" Abbreviations List 723(1)
Appendix B Thirty-Four Types of Medical Errors and Tips for Preventing Harm: Quality and Safety Imperatives for Nurses Caring for Patients Across the Developmental Period 724(3)
Appendix C Universal and Standard Precautions for Preventing Disease Transmission 727(4)
Appendix D Conversion Factors 731(1)
Appendix E Common Medication Administration Calculations in Pediatrics 732(2)
Glossary 734(12)
Credits 746(1)
Index 747