Principles of nursing in a process context
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Principles of nursing in a process context
Churchill Livingstone, 1988
4th. ed
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注記
Rev. ed. of: Principles of nursing. 3rd ed. 1982
Includes bibliographies and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
A study of the nursing process designed to stimulate discussion and help nurses develop necessary skills and confidence. Each chapter is headed by a stated principle of nursing beginning "helping patients".
目次
- Introduction: nursing in a process context. Helping patients: communicate
- to cope with pain
- to rest and sleep
- to practise their religious/spiritual concepts
- to keep the body clean and well groomed
- to dress and undress
- to prevent pressure sores
- to achieve continence/manage their incontinence
- to eat and drink
- to mobilize
- to eliminate
- to breathe
- to maintain body temperature
- to avoid environmental dangers
- to avoid misidentification
- to avoid loss of personal possessions
- to avoid community- and hospital-acquired infection
- to avoid hazards related to wounds
- to avoid hazards associated with plaster casts
- to avoid hazards related to medications
- to reduce the hazards associated with operations
- helping to habilitate/rehabilitate patients
- helping suicidal patients
- helping dying patients.
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