Mosby's Emergency Nursing Reference

Book info: Mosby's Emergency Nursing Reference (Paperback, 1024 pages) – Mosby, 2005. Language: English.

A must-have for anyone working in the ED – this handy, pocket-sized resource provides practical, easy-to-locate information for knowledgeable, efficient emergency nursing care. Tables, algorithms, formulas, and assessment guidelines offer convenient access to critical data. It also includes complete assessment information for determining care priorities, coverage of 22 common clinical conditions, and 37 procedures outlined in a clear, step-by-step format.

• Alphabetical organization makes information easy to reference.
• Age-specific considerations provide pediatric and geriatric information.
• Nursing Alerts highlight crucial considerations for ED personnel.

• Additional material includes a new reference guide on safety in the ED, a new section on triage, and a new chapter on chemical, radiation and biologic exposure.
• Nursing Care Priority tables within clinical chapters highlight the most common diagnoses for a particular clinical condition and present possible causes, signs and symptoms, and interventions.
• 9 new procedures have been added: Advanced airway management; Airway suctioning; Capillary blood sampling; Decontamination of a patient; External jugular intravenous access; Nebulizer treatment; Pediatric IM medication administration; Sedation for procedures; and Visual acuity.

Editorial Reviews Review A-to-Z coverage of essential emergency nursing in a pocket-reference format From the Author Julia Fultz, RN, BSN, CEN, CFRN, Flight Nurse, University of Kentucky Air Medical Service, Lexington, Kentucky