Wong's nursing care of infants and children /
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| Formato: | Libro |
| Lenguaje: | English |
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St. Louis, Missouri :
Elsevier/Mosby
©2011
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| Edición: | Edition 9. |
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Unit I.
- Children, their families, and the nurse.
- Perspectives of pediatric nursing /
- Marilyn J. Hockenberry and Patrick Barrera.
- Social, cultural, and religious influences on child health promotion /
- Annaka G. Thibodeaux and Kim Mooney-Doyle.
- Family influences on child health promotion /
- Marilyn J. Hockenberry.
- Community-based nursing care of the child and family /
- Christine A. Brosnan and Sandra L. Upchurch.
- Hereditary influences on health promotion of the child and family /
- Cynthia A. Prows.
- Unit II.
- Assessment of the child and family.
- Communication and physical assessment of the child /
- Marilyn J. Hockenberry.
- Pain assessment and management in children /
- Eufemia Jacob.
- Unit III.
- Family-centered care of the newborn.
- Health promotion of the newborn and family /
- Barbara J. Wheeler.
- The high-risk newborn and family /
- Debbie Fraser Askin and David Wilson.
- Conditions caused by defects in physical development /
- David Wilson, Barbara Montagnino, and Kristina Wilson. –
- Unit IV.
- Family-centered care of the infant.
- Health promotion of the infant and family /
- David Wilson.
- Health problems during infancy /
- David Wilson. –
- Unit V.
- Family-centered care of the young child.
- Health promotion of the toddler and family /
- David Wilson.
- Health promotion of the preschooler and family /
- Rebecca A. Monroe.
- Health problems of early childhood /
- Marilyn J. Hockenberry and Lisa Creamer. –
- Unit VI.
- Family-centered care of the school-age child.
- Health promotion of the school-age child and family /
- Cheryl C. Rodgers.
- Health problems of middle childhood /
- Shannon McCord. –
- Unit VII.
- Family-centered care of the adolescent.
- Health promotion of the adolescent and family /
- Elizabeth M. Saewyc.
- Physical health problems of adolescence /
- Linda M. Kollar.
- Behavioral health problems of adolescence /
- Jamie Stang and Meg Bruening. –
- Unit VIII.
- Family-centered care of the child with special needs.
- Family-centered care of the child with chronic illness or disability /
- Patricia Barry McElfresh and Tara Taneski Merck.
- Family-centered end-of-life care /
- Angela M. Ethier.
- The child with cognitive, sensory, or communication impairment /
- Rosalind Bryant.
- Family-centered home care /
- David Wilson. –
- Unit IX.
- The child who is hospitalized.
- Family-centered care of the child during illness and hospitalization /
- Jennifer Sandersmembers.
- Pediatric variations of nursing interventions /
- Terri L. Brown. –
- Unit X.
- The child with disturbance of fluid and electrolytes.
- Balance and imbalance of body fluids /
- David Wilson.
- Conditions that produce fluid and electrolyte imbalance /
- Rose Ann Urdiales Baker, Mary A. Mondozzi, and Marilyn J. Hockenberry.
- The child with renal dysfunction /
- Barbara Montagnino and Patricia A. Ring. –
- Unit XI.
- The child with problems related to the transfer of oxygen and nutrients.
- The child with disturbance of oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange /
- David Wilson.
- The child with respiratory dysfunction /
- David Wilson.
- The child with gastrointestinal dysfunction /
- Marilyn J. Hockenberry.
- Unit XII.
- The child with problems related to production and circulation of blood.
- The child with cardiovascular dysfunction /
- Amy Delaney, Margaret L. Schroeder, and Annette Baker.
- The child with hematologic or immunologic dysfunction /
- Rosalind Bryant. –
- Unit XIII.
- The child with disturbance of regulatory mechanisms.
- The child with cancer /
- Valerie J. Groben.
- The child with cerebral dysfunction /
- Rebecca J. Schultz and Marilyn J. Hockenberry.
- The child with endocrine dysfunction /
- Elizabeth Record, Linda Ballard, and Amy Barry.
- Unit XIV.
- The child with a problem that interferes with physical mobility.
- The child with musculoskeletal or articular dysfunction /
- David Wilson and Martha Curry.
- The child with neuromuscular or muscular dysfunction /
- David Wilson.
- Appendixes: A. Developmental/sensory assessment ; B. Growth measurements ; C. Common laboratory tests ; D. Translations of Wong-Baker FACES pain rating scale.