Nursing care of the pediatric trauma patient

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Nursing care of the pediatric trauma patient

Patricia A. Moloney-Harmon, Sandra J. Czerwinski

Saunders, c2003

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"an imprint of Elsevier Science"

Includes bibliographical references and index

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Description

Nursing Care of the Pediatric Trauma Patient provides the most comprehensive coverage available on nursing care of the pediatric trauma patient. Ideal for both emergency and trauma nurses, this reference discusses pediatric trauma across the continuum of care. This provides a broad perspective that enables the reader to use a systems approach that is consistent with the current health care environment. The book is organized into three sections. The first section, The Scope of Pediatric Trauma, covers issues such as epidemiology, prevention, and outcomes management. The second section, Clinical Concepts, covers issues such as mechanism of injury, pre-hospital care, initial resuscitation, rehabilitation, pain management, nutrition, family-centered care, and violence. Section Three, System Injuries, addresses specific body system issues and sequellae of trauma.

Table of Contents

Section One: The Scope of Pediatric Trauma 1. Pediatric Trauma: An Evolving Specialty 2. Injury Prevention 3. Ethical Issues Section Two: Clinical Concepts 4. Pediatric Differences 5. Mechanism of Injury 6. Initial Resuscitation 7. Transport of the Critically Injured Child 8. Pediatric Trauma Rehabilitation 9. Impact of Trauma on Growth and Development 10. The Injured Family 11. Pain Management 12. Nutrition Support 13. Intentional Injuries Section Three: System Injuries 14. Traumatic Brain Injury 15. Spinal Cord Injury 16. Thoracic Injury 17. Abdominal/Genitourinary Injury 18. Musculoskeletal Injury Section Four: Multisystem Issues 19. Thermal Injuries 20. Submersion Injuries 21. The Unborn Infant as Trauma Victim 22. Sequellae of Pediatric Trauma Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome 23. Sequellae of Pediatric Trauma Psychosocial Effects

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