Principles and Practice of Trauma Nursing

Autorzy:

Rose Ann O'Shea

Wydawca: Churchill Livingstone

ISBN: 9780443064050

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Opis

This book offers a practical, systematic approach to care for a wide range of trauma presentations. It encompasses the whole range of trauma care (including pre-hospital care) and the nurses contribution. Chapters are included on the relevant biosciences which are easy to understand and will appeal to all levels of nurse who want to expand their underpinning knowledge. As well as the basic science dimensions of trauma nursing, it also addresses the clinical and psychosocial psychological elements. and offers a structured approach to the management of those who have fallen victim to trauma. Research evidence is used throughout to support the text. The team of multidisciplinary contributors are well-known experts in their fields. Principles and Practice of Trauma Nursing will be a major asset to any nurse working or studying in this varied and exciting field.

Szczegóły produktu

Wydawca Churchill Livingstone

Indeks 35720

EAN13 9780443064050

ISBN 9780443064050

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Rok wydania: 2005
Numer wydania: 1
Oprawa: miękka foliowana
Liczba stron: 752
Wymiary (mm): 189 x 246
Waga (g): 1610

SECTION 1:: Trauma care in perspective

1. Trauma care in context

2. Kinetics and mechanisms of injury

3. A structured approach to caring for the trauma patient

4. Pre-hospital care

5. Stabilisation and transport of the critically ill

6. The management of major incidents and mass casualty situations

SECTION 2:: Applied biosciences in trauma care

7. Homeostasis

8. Applied biochemistry pertaining to the trauma patient

9. Acid-base balance

10. The oxygen dissociation curve

11. Applied physiology pertaining to the trauma patient

12. Haemodynamic disturbances
13. Pathophysiological mechanisms of shock

14. Applied pharmacology pertaining to the trauma patient

15. The pathogenesis of disease and infection control

SECTION 3:: Resuscitation and stabilisation of the critically ill

16. Aetiology of cardiac arrest in trauma

17. Basic life support in adults

18. Advanced life support in adults

19. Recognition and management of shock

20. Monitoring the trauma patient

21. Analgesia and anaesthesia

SECTION 4:: Major trauma

22. Head and neck trauma

23. Cardiothoracic trauma

24. Orthopaedic trauma

25. Spinal trauma

26. Multiple trauma

27. Abdominal trauma

28. Maxillofacial trauma

29. Ocular trauma

30. Paediatric trauma

31. Care of the patient with major burns

32. Blast and gunshot injuries

33. Injuries

34. Management of traumatic wounds

SECTION 5:: Clinical conditions and their impact on trauma care

35. Medical emergencies

36. Paediatric emergencies

37. Trauma in special circumstances

38. Sudden death

SECTION 6:: Professional dimensions
39. Legal aspects of trauma nursing

40. The future of trauma care delivery

Appendix:: Organisms causing disease in humans