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Burn Care and Therapy

9780815113966
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Description
Burn Care Therapy provides a comprehensive analysis of the care and treatment of burns. Beginning with the Physiologic Response to Cutaneous Burn Injury and ending with Burn Prevention, the book is divided into 21 chapters that chronologically follow the care provided throughout the burn continuum. Authored by burn experts in their areas of specialty, a collaborative approach is used. Nursing care is presented through each phase of care while integrating medical management. The text is heavily illustrated and a four-colour insert is included to accurately showcase the stages of burn care and healing. A quick reference guide highlighting common nursing and medical burn care facts and figures is provided free with the purchase of the book.
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Mosby
30902
9780815113966
9780815113966

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Publication date
1998
Issue number
1
Cover
hard cover
Pages count
496
Dimensions (mm)
191 x 235
Weight (g)
1175
  • Physiologic Response to Cutaneous Burn Injury · Inhalation Injury · Prehospital Care and Transport · Initial Assessment and Care in the Emergency Department · Fluid Resuscitation After a Major Burn · Burn Wound Assessment and Topical Treatment · Management of Pain and Anxiety · Epidemiology of Infections and Strategies for Control · Metabolic Consequences and Nutritional Needs · Surgical Management · Perioperative Care · Physical Rehabilitation · Psychologic and Emotional Recovery · Abuse Through Burns · Pre-Existing Factors That Affect Care · Care of the Patient with Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis · Discharge Planning · Ambulatory Care of the Burn Patient · Case Management · Vocational Rehabilitation · Burn Prevention
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