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Patient care standards / Susan Martin Tucker, R.N., B,S.N., P.H.N., Mary Anne Breeding, R.N., Mary M. Canobbio, R.N., B.S.N., Gloria D. Jacquet, R.N., Eleanor H. Paquette, R.N., Marjorie E. Wells, R.N., Mary E. Willmann, R.N..

Contributor(s): Tucker, Susan Martin [Nurse-teacher practitioners.] | Breeding, Mary Anne [Nurse-teacher practitioners.] | Canobblo, Mary M [Nurse-teacher practitioners.] | Jacquet, Gloria D [Nurse-teacher practitioners.] | Paquette, Eleanor H [author.] | Wells, Marjorie E [Nurse-teacher practitioners.] | Willmann, Mary E [Nurse-teacher practitioners.]Material type: Text

TextPublisher: United States of America : The C. V. Mosby Company, c1975Description: xxi, 420 pages : illustrations (black & white) ; 25.2 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 0801651204 [paperback]Subject(s): Medical care | Patient care | Hospital care

Contents:

1 General care — 2 Circulatory system — 3 Respiratory system — 4 Neurological system — 5 Digestive system — 6 Endocrine system — 7 Musculoskeletal system — 8 Genitourinary system — 9 Female reproductive system — 10 Integumentary system — 11 Eye and ear — Obstetrics — Pediatrics — Bibliography — Appendix A-Medical-Surgical — Appendix B-Pediatrics.

Summary: "These guidelines for developing and planning nursing care for the hospitalized patient have been formulated to provide the nurse with needed information quickly and easily. They cover medical conditions, surgical interventions, diagnostic procedures, chemotherapeutic agents, and related supportive mechanical equipment. They have been divided according to body system with additional sections on obstetrics and pediatrics. Patient care standards are needed to ensure that the patient's right to consistently excellent nursing care is met. These guidelines enable nurses to provide a systematic and organized approach to nursing care regardless of where or when they practice. Because nurses are expected to have the knowledge to make clinical assessments, take independent actions, and formulate plans of care for their patients, and because all nursing care must be audited to ensure continuity, consistency, and excellence of care delivered, Patient Care Standards has been written as a guideline to uniform nursing care." —Preface

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Includes bibliographical references, index.

"These guidelines for developing and planning nursing care for the hospitalized patient have been formulated to provide the nurse with needed information quickly and easily. They cover medical conditions, surgical interventions, diagnostic procedures, chemotherapeutic agents, and related supportive mechanical equipment. They have been divided according to body system with additional sections on obstetrics and pediatrics. Patient care standards are needed to ensure that the patient's right to consistently excellent nursing care is met. These guidelines enable nurses to provide a systematic and organized approach to nursing care regardless of where or when they practice. Because nurses are expected to have the knowledge to make clinical assessments, take independent actions, and formulate plans of care for their patients, and because all nursing care must be audited to ensure continuity, consistency, and excellence of care delivered, Patient Care Standards has been written as a guideline to uniform nursing care." —Preface