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• Title:Introduction to critical care nursing / [edited by] Mary Lou Sole, Deborah G. Klein, Marthe J. Moseley.
  
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• Variant Title:Critical care nursing
  
• Other Contributors/Collections:Sole, Mary Lou, editor.
  Klein, Deborah G., editor.
  Moseley, Marthe J., editor.
  
• Published/Created:St. Louis, Missouri : Elsevier, [2017]
  

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• Library of Congress Subjects:Intensive care nursing.
  
• Medical Subjects: Critical Care Nursing--methods.
  Nursing Care.
  
• Edition:7th edition.
  
• Description:xx, 664 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 28 cm
  
• Summary:Find clear, concise coverage of the essential concepts, procedures, and technology of critical care nursing! Introduction to Critical Care Nursing, 7th Edition helps nurses provide safe, effective, patient-centered care in a variety of critical care settings. Evidence-based coverage includes realistic case studies and incorporates the latest advances in critical care. Disorders are conveniently organized by body system or special situation, and nursing management chapters include quick-reference nursing care plans. Designed for one-semester courses, this easy-to-understand textbook will help your students develop clinical reasoning skills and succeed in today's highly complex critical care environments. -- from publisher's web site.
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:9780323377034 paperback ; alkaline paper
  0323377033 paperback ; alkaline paper
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: pt. I Fundamental Concepts
  1. Overview of Critical Care Nursing / John Whitcomb
  Definition of Critical Care Nursing
  Evolution of Critical Care
  Professional Organizations
  American Association of Critical-Care Nurses
  Society of Critical Care Medicine
  Other Professional Organizations
  Certification
  Standards
  Critical Care Nurse Characteristics
  Quality and Safety Emphasis
  Evidence-Based Practice
  Healthy Work Environment
  Communication
  Collaboration
  Collaborative Care Plan for the Critically Ill Patient
  Other Trends and Issues
  2. Patient and Family Response to the Critical Care Experience / Mary Lou Sole
  Introduction
  Critical Care Environment
  Critically Ill Patient
  Discharge from Critical Care and Quality of Life after Critical Care
  Lifespan Considerations
  Family Members of the Critically Ill Patient
  Family Assessment
  Family Needs
  Communication
  Visitation
  Family Presence During Procedures and Resuscitation
  Practice Alerts
  3. Ethical and Legal Issues in Critical Care Nursing / Kathleen Black
  Introduction
  Ethical Obligations and Nurse Advocacy
  Ethical Decision Making
  Ethical Principles
  Creating an Ethical Environment
  Increasing Nurses' Involvement in Ethical Decision Making
  Selected Ethical Topics in Critical Care
  Informed Consent
  Decisions Regarding Life-Sustaining Treatment
  End-of-Life Issues
  Organ and Tissue Transplantation
  4. Palliative and End-of-Life Care / Douglas Houghton
  Introduction
  Effects on Nurses and the Health Care Team
  Dimensions of End-of-Life Care
  Palliative Care
  Communication and Conflict Resolution
  Withholding Limiting or Withdrawing Therapy
  Emotional and Psychological Care of the Patient and Family
  Caregiver Organizational Support
  Culturally Competent End-of-Life Care
  pt. II Tools for the Critical Care Nurse
  5. Comfort and Sedation / Mamoona Arif Rahu
  Introduction
  Definitions of Pain and Anxiety
  Predisposing Factors to Pain and Anxiety
  Physiology of Pain and Anxiety
  Pain
  Anxiety
  Positive Effects of Pain and Anxiety
  Negative Effects of Pain and Anxiety
  Physical Effects
  Psychological Effects
  Preventing and Treating Pain and Anxiety
  Pain Assessment
  Assessment of Agitation
  Assessment of Delirium
  Management of Pain and Anxiety
  Nonpharmacologic Management
  Environmental Manipulation
  Complementary and Alternative Therapy
  Pharmacologic Management
  Management Challenges
  Invasive Procedures
  Substance Abuse
  Effects of Aging
  6. Nutritional Therapy / Marthe J. Moseley
  Introduction
  Gastrointestinal Tract
  Utilization of Nutrients
  Assessment of Nutritional Status
  Overview of Nutritional Therapy
  Enteral Nutrition
  Parenteral Nutrition
  Nutritional Additives
  Nutritional Therapy Goals
  Practice Guidelines
  Enteral Nutrition
  Parenteral Nutrition
  Drug-Nutrient Interactions
  Monitoring Nutritional Status and Complications of Nutritional Therapy
  Monitoring and Evaluating the Nutrition Care Plan
  7. Dysrhythmia Interpretation and Management / Marthe J. Moseley
  Introduction
  Overview of Electrocardiogram Monitoring
  Cardiac Physiology Review
  Cardiac Electrophysiology
  Autonomic Nervous System
  12-Lead Electrocardiogram
  Standard Limb Leads
  Augmented Limb Leads
  Precordial Leads
  Grouping of Leads
  Continuous Cardiac Monitoring
  Skin Preparation and Lead Placement
  Basics of Dysrhythmia Analysis
  Measurements
  Waveforms and Intervals
  Causes of Dysrhythmias
  Dysrhythmia Analysis
  Rate
  Regularity
  Measurement of PR, QRS, and QT/QTc Intervals
  Morphologic Characteristics of Waveforms
  Identification of Underlying Rhythm and Any Noted Dysrhythmia
  Patient Tolerance of the Rhythm and Clinical Implications of the Rhythm
  Basic Dysrhythmias
  Normal Sinus Rhythm
  Dysrhythmias of the Sinoatrial Node
  Sinus Arrhythmia
  Dysrhythmias of the Atria
  Dysrhythmias of the Atrioventricular Node
  Dysrhythmias of the Ventricle
  Atrioventricular Blocks
  Cardiac Pacemakers
  Temporary Pacemakers
  Permanent Pacemakers
  Other Devices with Pacemaker Capabilities
  8. Hemodynamic Monitoring / Karen Carroll
  Introduction
  Review of Anatomy and Physiology
  Cardiovascular System
  Principles of Physics
  Components of Cardiac Output
  Regulation of Cardiovascular Function
  Hemodynamic Monitoring Modalities
  Noninvasive Monitoring
  Invasive Hemodynamic Monitoring
  Arterial Pressure Monitoring
  Right Atrial Pressure/Central Venous Pressure Monitoring
  Pulmonary Artery Pressure Monitoring
  Cardiac Output Monitoring
  Controversy Surrounding the PA Catheter
  Balancing Oxygen Delivery and Oxygen Demand
  Stroke Volume Optimization
  Respiratory Variation to Assess Preload Responsiveness
  Doppler Technology Methods of Hemodynamic Assessment
  Pulse Contour Methods of Hemodynamic Assessment
  Passive Leg Raising to Assess Preload Responsiveness
  9. Ventilatory Assistance / Lynelle N.B. Pierce
  Introduction
  Review of Respiratory Anatomy and Physiology
  Upper Airway
  Lower Airway
  Lungs
  Physiology of Breathing
  Gas Exchange
  Regulation of Breathing
  Respiratory Mechanics
  Lung Volumes and Capacities
  Respiratory Assessment
  Health History
  Physical Examination
  Arterial Blood Gas Interpretation
  Noninvasive Assessment of Gas Exchange
  Oxygen Administration
  Humidification
  Oxygen Delivery Devices
  Airway Management
  Positioning
  Oral Airways
  Nasopharyngeal Airways
  Endotracheal Intubation
  Tracheostomy
  Endotracheal Suctioning
  Mechanical Ventilation
  Indications
  Positive-Pressure Ventilation
  Ventilator Settings
  Patient Data
  Modes of Mechanical Ventilation
  Noninvasive Positive-Pressure Ventilation
  High-Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation
  Advanced Methods and Modes of Mechanical Ventilation
  Respiratory Monitoring During Mechanical Ventilation
  Complications of Mechanical Ventilation
  Nursing Care
  Communication
  Maintaining Comfort and Reducing Distress
  Medications
  Nonpharmacologic Interventions
  Weaning Patients from Mechanical Ventilation
  Evidence-Based Approaches to Weaning
  Assessment for Readiness to Wean (Wean Screen)
  Weaning Process (Weaning Trial)
  Extubation
  10. Rapid Response Teams and Code Management / Deborah G. Klein
  Introduction
  Rapid Response Teams
  Roles of Caregivers in Code Management
  Code Team
  Equipment Used in Codes
  Resuscitation Efforts
  Basic Life Support
  Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support
  Recognition and Treatment of Dysrhythmias
  Electrical Therapy
  Pharmacologic Intervention During a Code
  Oxygen
  Epinephrine (Adrenalin)
  Atropine
  Amiodarone (Cordarone)
  Lidocaine (Xylocaine)
  Adenosine (Adenocard)
  Magnesium
  Sodium Bicarbonate
  Dopamine (Intropin)
  Lifestyle Considerations
  Documentation of Code Events
  Care of the Patient After Resuscitation
  Therapeutic Hypothermia After Cardiac Arrest
  11. Organ Donation / Richard Arbour
  Introduction
  Organ Donation
  Types of Organ Donation
  Care of the Family
  Evaluation of the Potential Organ Donor
  Donor Management
  Transplant Candidate Evaluation
  pt. III Nursing Care During Critical Illness
  12. Shock, Sepsis, and Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome / Kathleen Hill
  Introduction
  Review of Anatomy and Physiology
  Pathophysiology
  Stages of Shock
  Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome
  Assessment
  Clinical Presentation
  Laboratory Studies
  Management
  Maintenance of Circulating Blood Volume and Adequate Hemoglobin Level
  Maintenance of Arterial Oxygen Saturation and Ventilation
  Pharmacologic Support
  Maintenance of Body Temperature
  Nutritional Support
  Maintenance of Skin Integrity
  Psychological Support
  Classifications of Shock
  Hypovolemic Shock
  Cardiogenic Shock
  Obstructive Shock
  Distributive Shock
  Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome
  Patient Outcomes
  13. Cardiovascular Alterations / Colleen Walsh-Irwin
  Introduction
  Normal Structure and Function of the Heart
  Autonomic Control
  Coronary Circulation
  Other Cardiac Functions
  Heart Sounds
  Heart Murmur
  Coronary Artery Disease
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Nursing Diagnoses
  Interventions
  Patient Outcomes
  Angina
  Pathophysiology
  Types of Angina
  Assessment
  Nursing Diagnoses
  Interventions
  Outcomes
  Acute Coronary Syndrome
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Diagnosis
  Complications
  Medical Interventions
  Patient Outcomes
  Interventional Cardiology
  Percutaneous Transluminal Coronary Angioplasty
  Coronary Stent
  Surgical Revascularization
  Mechanical Therapies
  Transmyocardial Revascularization
  Enhanced External Counterpulsation
  Cardiac Dysrhythmias
  Radiofrequency Catheter Ablation
  Pacemakers
  Defibrillators
  Heart Failure
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Diagnosis
  Interventions
  Complications
  Pericarditis
  Valvular Heart Disease
  Endocarditis
  Vascular Alterations
  Aortic Aneurysms
  Nursing Assessment
  Treatment
  Contents note continued: 14. Nervous System Alterations / Christina Amidei
  Introduction
  Anatomy and Physiology of the Nervous System
  Cells of the Nervous System
  Cerebral Circulation
  Cerebral Metabolism
  Blood-Brain Barrier System
  Ventricular System and Cerebrospinal Fluid
  Functional and Structural Divisions of the Central Nervous System
  Meninges
  Brain (Encephalon)
  Cerebrum
  Spinal Cord
  Peripheral Nervous System
  Assessment
  Increased Intracranial Pressure
  Pathophysiology
  Causes of Increased Intracranial Pressure
  Assessment
  Diagnostic Testing
  Nursing Diagnoses
  Management
  Traumatic Brain Injury
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Management
  Acute Stroke
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Diagnostic Tests
  Management
  Postoperative Neurosurgical Care
  Seizures and Status Epilepticus
  Pathophysiology of Status Epilepticus
  Assessment
  Diagnostic Tests
  Management
  Central Nervous System Infections
  Bacterial Meningitis
  Spinal Cord Injury
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Diagnostic Studies
  Management
  15. Acute Respiratory Failure / Jenny Lynn Sauls
  Introduction
  Acute Respiratory Failure
  Definition
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Effects of Aging
  Interventions
  Nursing Diagnoses
  Respiratory Failure in Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome
  Definition
  Etiology
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Interventions
  Acute Respiratory Failure in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Acute Respiratory Failure in Asthma
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Interventions
  Acute Respiratory Failure Resulting from Pneumonia
  Definition and Etiology
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia and Events
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Interventions
  Acute Respiratory Failure Resulting from Pulmonary Embolism
  Definition and Classification
  Etiology
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Diagnosis
  Prevention
  Treatment
  Acute Respiratory Failure in Adult Patients with Cystic Fibrosis
  Definition
  Etiology
  Interventions
  16. Acute Kidney Injury / Kathleen Kerber
  Introduction
  Review of Anatomy and Physiology
  Regulation of Fluid and Electrolytes and Excretion of Waste Products
  Regulation of Acid-Base Balance
  Regulation of Blood Pressure
  Pathophysiology of Acute Kidney Injury
  Definition
  Etiology
  Course of Acute Kidney Injury
  Assessment
  Patient History
  Vital Signs
  Evaluation of Laboratory Values
  Diagnostic Procedures
  Nursing Diagnoses
  Nursing Interventions
  Medical Management of Acute Kidney Injury
  Prerenal Causes
  Intrarenal Causes: Acute Tubular Necrosis
  Postrenal Causes
  17. Hematologic and Immune Disorders / Lori Hoffman Hogg
  Introduction
  Review of Anatomy and Physiology
  Hematopoiesis
  Lifespan Considerations
  Components and Characteristics of Blood
  Hematopoietic Cells
  Immune Anatomy
  Immune Physiology
  Hemostasis
  Nursing Assessment of Hematologic and Immunologic Function
  Past Medical History
  Evaluation of Patient Concerns and Physical Examination
  Diagnostic Tests
  Selected Erythrocyte Disorders
  Anemia
  White Blood Cell and Immune Disorders
  Immunocompromised Patient
  Neutropenia
  Malignant White Blood Cell Disorders: Leukemia, Lymphoma, and Multiple Myeloma
  Assessment and Clinical Manifestations
  Selected Immunologic Disorders
  Primary Immunodeficiency
  Secondary Immunodeficiency
  Bleeding Disorders
  Bleeding Patient
  Thrombocytopenia
  Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation
  18. Gastrointestinal Alterations / Katherine F. Alford
  Introduction
  Review of Anatomy and Physiology
  Gastrointestinal Tract
  Accessory Organs
  Neural Innervation of the Gastrointestinal System
  Hormonal Control of the Gastrointestinal System
  Blood Supply of the Gastrointestinal System
  Lifespan Considerations
  General Assessment of the Gastrointestinal System
  History
  Inspection
  Auscultation
  Percussion
  Palpation
  Acute Gastrointestinal Bleeding
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Nursing Diagnoses
  Collaborative Management: Nursing and Medical Considerations
  Treatment of Variceal Bleeding
  Acute Pancreatitis
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Nursing Diagnoses
  Medical and Nursing Interventions
  Patient Outcomes
  Hepatic Failure
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment of Hepatic Failure
  Nursing Diagnoses
  Medical and Nursing Interventions
  Patient Outcomes
  19. Endocrine Alterations / Christina Amidei
  Introduction
  Changes in the Endocrine System in Critical Illness
  Disease States of the Endocrine System
  Hyperglycemia in the Critically Ill Patient
  Achieving Optimal Glycemic Control
  Hypoglycemia as a Preventable Adverse Effect of Glucose Management
  Hyperglycemia in the Critically Ill
  Pancreatic Endocrine Emergencies
  Review of Physiology
  Hyperglycemic Crises
  Hypoglycemia
  Acute and Relative Adrenal Insufficiency
  Etiology
  Review of Physiology
  Pathophysiology
  Assessment
  Nursing Diagnoses
  Nursing and Medical Interventions
  Thyroid Gland in Critical Care
  Review of Physiology
  Effects of Aging
  Thyroid Function in the Critically Ill
  Thyroid Crises
  Etiology
  Thyrotoxic Crisis (Thyroid Storm)
  Myxedema Coma
  Antidiuretic Hormone Disorders
  Review of Physiology
  Diabetes Insipidus
  Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone
  Cerebral Salt Wasting
  20. Trauma and Surgical Management / Linda Staubli
  Introduction
  Trauma Demographics
  Systems Approach to Trauma Care
  Trauma System
  Mechanisms of Injury
  Blunt Trauma
  Penetrating Trauma
  Blast Injuries
  Emergency Care: Triage Phase
  Initial Patient Assessment
  Primary and Secondary Surveys
  Emergency Care: Resuscitation Phase
  Establish Airway Patency and Immobilize the Cervical Spine
  Maintain Effective Breathing
  Maintain Circulation
  Perform Diagnostic Testing
  Perform Fluid Resuscitation
  Assess for Neurologic Disabilities
  Exposure and Environmental Considerations
  Full Set of Vitals and Family Presence
  Get Resuscitation Adjuncts
  Assessment and Management of Specific Organ Injuries
  Thoracic Injuries
  Abdominal Injuries
  Musculoskeletal Injuries
  Critical Care Phase
  Damage-Control Surgery
  Postoperative Management
  Special Considerations and Populations
  Alcohol and Drug Abuse
  Family and Patient Coping
  Rehabilitation
  21. Burns / Sarah Taylor
  Introduction
  Review of Anatomy and Physiology of the Skin
  Mechanisms and Etiology of Injury
  Thermal Injury: Flame, Scald, and Contact
  Chemical Injury
  Electrical Injury
  Inhalation Injury
  Burn Classification and Severity
  Depth of Injury
  Extent of Injury
  Physiologic Responses to Burn Injury
  Cardiovascular Response
  Immune System Response
  Pulmonary Response
  Renal Response
  Gastrointestinal Response
  Metabolic Response
  Phases of Burn Care Assessment and Collaborative Interventions
  Resuscitative Phase: Prehospital
  Resuscitative Phase: Emergency Department and Critical Care Burn Center
  Acute Care Phase: Critical Care Burn Center
  Special Considerations and Areas of Concern
  Burns of the Face
  Burns of the Ears
  Burns of the Eyes
  Burns of the Hands, Feet, or Major Joints
  Burns of the Genitalia and Perineum
  Electrical Injury
  Chemical Injury
  Current Trends in Burn Injury Epidemiology
  Abuse and Neglect
  Pain Control
  Infection Prevention
  Wound Management
  Wound Care
  Topical Agents and Dressings
  Surgical Excision and Grafting
  Nutritional Considerations
  Psychosocial Considerations
  Lifespan Considerations
  Nonburn Injuries
  Severe Exfoliative Disorders
  Necrotizing Soft Tissue Infections
  Discharge Planning
  Burn Prevention.