Fundamentals of nursing : the art and science of nursing care /
Carol Taylor, Carol Lillis, Priscilla LeMone.
- 5th edition
- Philadelphia, PA : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, c2005.
- xl, 1555 p. : col. ill. 24 cm. + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents Unit I Foundations of nursing practice: 1. Introduction to nursing; 2. Health of the individual, family, and community; 3. Culture and ethnicity; 4. Health and illness; 5. Theoretical base for nursing practice; 6. Values and ethics in nursing; 7. Legal implications of nursing
Unit II Community-based settings for patient care: 8. Healthcare delivery systems; 9. Continuity of care; 10. Home healthcare
Unit III The Nursing process: 11. Blended skills and critical thinking throughout the nursing process; 12. Assessing; 13. Diagnosing; 14. Outcome identification and planning; 15. Implementing; 16. Evaluating; 17. Documenting, reporting, and conferring
Unit IV Promoting health across the life span: 18. Developmental concepts; 19. Conception through young adult; 20. The aging adult
Unit V Roles basic to nursing care: 21. Communicator; 22. Teacher and counselor; 23. Leader, and manager
Unit VI Actions basic to nursing care: 24. Vital signs; 25. Health assessment; 26. Safety, security, and emergency preparedness; 27. Asepsis and infection control; 28. Complementary and alternative modalities; 29. Medications; 30. Preoperative nursing
Unit VII Promoting healthy psychosocial responses: 31. Self-concept; 32. Stress adaptation; 33. Loss, grief, and dying; 34. Sensory stimulation; 35. Sexuality; 36. Spirituality
Unit VIII Promoting healthy physiologic responses: 37. Hygiene; 38. Skin integrity and wound care; 39. Activity; 40. Rest and sleep; 41. Comfort; 42. Nutrition; 43. Urinary elimination; 44. Bowel elimination; 45. Oxygenation; 46. Fluid, electrolyte, and acid-base balance
0781744806 (hardback : alk. paper) 9780781744805
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Nursing. Nursing. Ethics, Nursing. Health Promotion. Nurse-Patient Relations. Nursing Process.