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(Department Chair and Associate Professor, School of Nursing, Ivy Tech Community College, Terre Haute, Indiana, USA), (Dean and Associate Professor, School of Nursing, Ivy Tech Community College, Terre Haute, Indiana, USA)
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Master the skills that LPN/LVNs need to care for patients across the lifespan! Foundations of Nursing, 9th Edition provides an essential guide to nursing care for pediatric, maternity, adult, and older adult patients. Through use of the nursing process, you will develop clinical judgment skills to assess patient needs, develop nursing care plans, and plan effective nursing interventions. Case studies provide practice with critical thinking and clinical judgment, and new Next Generation NCLEX -format questions help you apply theory to practice. Written by nursing educators Kim Cooper and Kelly Gosnell, this text also helps you prepare for success on the NCLEX-PN examination.

  • Step-by-step instructions for more than 100 skills
  • show nursing techniques and procedures along with the rationales for each.
  • Clear, easy-to-understand coverage of skills across the lifespan includes maternity, pediatrics, adults, and older adults.
  • Nursing care plans use a case-study format to emphasize patient goals and outcomes, and include critical thinking questions at the end of each care plan.
  • Complete mathematics review covers basic arithmetic skills and dosage calculation, followed by a discussion of medication administration including IV therapy.
  • Safety Alerts cover issues related to safe patient care in a variety of settings.
  • Evidence-Based Practice boxes provide synopses of research articles that apply to nursing, along with nursing implications for the LPN/LVN.
  • Coordinated Care boxes promote comprehensive patient care with other members of the health care team, focusing on prioritization, assignment, supervision, collaboration, delegation, and leadership topics.
  • Health Promotion Considerations boxes highlight information on wellness and disease prevention, including infection control, diet, and pregnancy.
  • Communication boxes illustrate communication strategies through real-life examples of nurse-patient dialogue.
  • Patient Teaching boxes focus on three-way communication among the nurse, patient, and family members, and include topics such as hospital discharge instructions.
  • Home Health Considerations boxes discuss issues facing patients and their caregivers in the home setting.
  • Lifespan Considerations boxes provide age-specific information for the care of the patient.
  • NEW! Next Generation NCLEX case studies and new format questions
    •  help you prepare for success on the NCLEX-PN
  • examination.
  • NEW! Discussion of the NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model helps you develop the skills needed to plan effective nursing interventions.
  • NEW! Updated Asepsis and Infection Control chapter prepares you for today's healthcare environment.
  • NEW! Updated photos and illustrations show nursing techniques, procedures, and patient care.
UNIT I FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING
1(116)
1 The Evolution of Nursing
1(21)
History of Nursing and Nursing Education
1(1)
Care of the Sick During Early Civilization
1(3)
Nursing Education in the 19th Century
2(1)
Development of Nursing Education in the United States
3(1)
Changes in Nursing During the 20th Century
4(4)
Licensing
4(1)
World War I
5(1)
World War II
5(3)
Significant Changes in Nursing For the 21st Century
8(2)
Demographic Changes
8(1)
Women's Health Care Issues
8(1)
Men in Nursing
9(1)
Minority Nurses
9(1)
Human Rights
9(1)
Medically Underserved
9(1)
Nursing Shortage
10(1)
Development of Practical and Vocational Nursing
10(1)
Attendant Nurses
10(1)
Practical Nursing Programs
10(1)
Future of the Licensed Practical Nurse and Licensed Vocational Nurse
10(1)
Organizational Influence
10(1)
Program Credentialing
11(1)
Contemporary Practical and Vocational Nursing Education
11(1)
Career Advancement
11(1)
Factors That Influenced Practical and Vocational Nursing
11(1)
Need For Trained Caregivers
12(1)
World War I
12(1)
Self-Taught Practical Nurse
12(1)
Duties of Licensed Practical Nurses and Licensed Vocational Nurses
12(1)
Position Paper of the American Nurses Association
12(1)
Licensure for Practical and Vocational Nursing
12(1)
Laws That Monitor the Licensed Practical Nurse and the Licensed Vocational Nurse
12(1)
Health Care Delivery Systems
13(1)
Health Care System Defined
13(1)
Wellness-Illness Continuum
13(1)
Maslow's Model of Health and Illness
13(1)
Health Promotion and Illness Prevention
13(1)
Continuity of Care
14(1)
Delivery of Patient Care
14(3)
Participants in the Health Care System
14(1)
Economic Factors That Affect Health and Illness
15(1)
Changes in Delivery System
15(1)
Social and Environmental Factors That Affect Health and Illness
16(1)
Health Promotion
16(1)
Interdisciplinary Approach to Health Care
16(1)
Nursing Care Models
17(1)
Contemporary Practical and Vocational Nursing Care
18(1)
Practical and Vocational Nursing Defined
19(1)
Objectives and Characteristics of Practical and Vocational Nursing Education
19(1)
Roles and Responsibilities
19(3)
2 Legal and Ethical Aspects of Nursing
22(18)
Legal Aspects of Nursing
22(10)
Overview of the Legal System
23(1)
Overview of the Legal Process
24(1)
Legal Relationships
25(1)
Regulation of Practice
26(1)
Legal Issues
27(4)
How to Avoid a Lawsuit
31(1)
Insurance
32(1)
Disciplinary Process
32(1)
Ethical Aspects of Nursing
32(5)
Advance Directives
33(1)
Development of Ethical Principles
34(2)
Ethical Principles in Nursing Practice
36(1)
Codes of Ethics
36(1)
Reporting Unethical Behavior
36(1)
Ethical Issues
36(1)
Conclusion
37(3)
3 Documentation
40(20)
Purposes of Patient Records
41(1)
Electronic Health Record
42(1)
ISBAR
43(1)
Basic Guidelines For Documentation
43(1)
Charting Rules
44(1)
Legal Basis of Documentation
44(1)
Common Medical Abbreviations and Terminology
44(1)
Methods of Recording
44(8)
Traditional Chart
45(1)
Problem-Oriented Medical Record
46(1)
Focus Charting Format
47(1)
Charting by Exception
47(1)
Record-Keeping Forms and Examples
48(4)
Documentation and Clinical (Critical) Pathways
52(1)
Home Health Care Documentation
53(2)
Long-Term Health Care Documentation
55(1)
Special Issues in Documentation
55(5)
Record Ownership and Access
55(1)
Confidentiality
56(1)
Electronic Documentation Safeguards
56(1)
Use Of Fax Machines
57(3)
4 Communication
60(21)
Overview of Communication
60(3)
Verbal Communication
61(1)
Nonverbal Communication
61(2)
Styles of Communication
63(1)
Assertive Communication
63(1)
Aggressive Communication
63(1)
Unassertive Communication
63(1)
Establishing a Therapeutic Relationship
64(1)
Communication Techniques
64(6)
Nonverbal Therapeutic Communication Techniques
65(1)
Verbal Therapeutic Communication Techniques
66(4)
Factors That Affect Communication
70(4)
Posturing and Positioning
70(1)
Space and Territoriality
70(1)
Environment
71(1)
Level of Trust
71(1)
Language Barriers
71(1)
Culture
71(1)
Age and Gender
72(1)
Physiologic Factors
73(1)
Psychosocial Factors
73(1)
Blocks To Communication
74(1)
Nursing Process
75(1)
Assessment
75(1)
Patient Problem
75(1)
Setting Patient Goals and Planning
75(1)
Implementation
75(1)
Evaluation
76(1)
Communication in Special Situations
76(1)
Patients With Ventilator Dependence
76(1)
Patients With Aphasia
76(1)
Unresponsive Patients
77(1)
Conclusion
77(4)
5 Nursing Process and Critical Thinking
81(16)
Assessment Data
81(3)
Types of Data
83(1)
Sources of Data
83(1)
Methods of Data Collection
83(1)
Data Clustering
83(1)
Diagnosis
84(2)
Nursing Diagnosis/Patient Problem Statement
84(2)
Other Types of Health Problems
86(1)
Goal Identification
86(1)
Planning
87(3)
Priority Setting
87(1)
Selecting Nursing Interventions
88(1)
Writing Nursing Interventions
88(1)
Communicating the Nursing Care Plan
89(1)
Implementation
90(1)
Evidence-Based Practice
90(1)
Evaluation
90(1)
Standardized Languages: Nanda-I, NIC, and NOC
91(1)
Nursing Interventions Classification
91(1)
Nursing Outcomes Classification
91(1)
Role of the Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse
92(1)
Managed Care and Clinical Pathways
92(1)
Critical Thinking
93(4)
6 Cultural and Ethnic Considerations
97(20)
Culture Defined
98(5)
Cultural Competence and Transcultural Nursing
98(2)
Race and Ethnicity
100(1)
Ethnic and Racial Groups in the United States
100(1)
Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation
101(1)
Individuals with Disabilities
101(2)
Culturally Related Assessments
103(5)
Verbal Communication
103(1)
Nonverbal Communication
104(1)
American Sign Language
105(1)
Space
105(1)
Time
105(1)
Social Organization
106(1)
Religious Beliefs and Health Care
106(1)
Health Practices
106(1)
Biological Variations
107(1)
Nursing Process and Cultural Factors
108(1)
Cultural Practices of Specific Groups
109(8)
UNIT II FUNDAMENTALS OF CLINICAL PRACTICE
117(163)
7 Asepsis and Infection Control
117(45)
Asepsis
117(1)
Infection
118(8)
Infectious Agent
118(4)
Reservoir
122(1)
Portal of Exit
122(1)
Mode of Transmission
122(1)
Portal of Entry
123(1)
Host
124(1)
Infectious Process
125(1)
Inflammatory Response
126(1)
Health Care-Associated Infections
126(1)
Infection Prevention and Control Team
127(1)
Infection Control Nurse
127(1)
Occupational Health Service
128(1)
Standard Precautions
128(7)
Hand Hygiene
130(3)
Gloving
133(1)
Gowning
134(1)
Mask and Protective Eyewear
135(1)
Disposing of Contaminated Equipment
135(1)
Handling Linen
135(1)
Isolation Technique
135(7)
Pulmonary Tuberculosis Precautions
140(2)
Surgical Asepsis
142(7)
Principles of Sterile Technique
144(1)
Surgical Hand Scrub
145(1)
Managing Sterile Packages
145(1)
Preparing A Sterile Field
145(1)
Pouring Sterile Solutions
145(3)
Donning A Sterile Gown
148(1)
Donning Sterile Gloves
148(1)
Cleaning, Disinfection, and Sterilization
149(5)
Cleaning
149(4)
Disinfection
153(1)
Sterilization
153(1)
Patient Teaching for Infection Prevention and Control
154(1)
Infection Prevention and Control for Home and Hospice Settings
155(1)
Nursing Process
155(7)
Assessment
155(1)
Patient Problems
156(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
156(1)
Implementation
156(1)
Evaluation
156(6)
8 Body Mechanics and Patient Mobility
162(27)
Use of Appropriate Body Mechanics
163(2)
Positioning Of Patients
165(4)
Mobility Versus Immobility
169(1)
Neurovascular Function
170(3)
Performance of Range-of-Motion Exercises
173(4)
Continuous Passive Motion Machines
176(1)
Moving the Patient
177(5)
Use of the Lift for Moving Patients
182(1)
Nursing Process for Patient Mobility
182(7)
Assessment
182(1)
Patient Problems
183(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
183(1)
Implementation
183(2)
Evaluation
185(4)
9 Hygiene and Care of the Patient's Environment
189(48)
Patient's Room Environment
190(4)
Maintaining Comfort
190(2)
Room Equipment
192(2)
Bathing
194(9)
Cool Water Tub Bath
195(1)
Warm Water Tub Bath
195(1)
Hot Water Tub Bath
195(1)
Sitz Bath
195(1)
Other Baths
195(8)
Back Care and Back Rub
203(1)
Components of the Patient's Hygiene
203(27)
Care of the Skin
203(4)
Heat and Cold Therapy
207(6)
Oral Hygiene
213(1)
Hair Care
213(1)
Shaving the Patient
213(3)
Hand, Foot, and Nail Care
216(1)
Perineal Care
216(1)
Eye, Ear, and Nose Care
216(7)
Bed Making
223(4)
Assisting the Patient With Elimination
227(3)
Nursing Process for Hygiene
230(7)
Assessment
230(1)
Patient Problems
230(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
230(1)
Implementation
230(1)
Evaluation
231(6)
10 Safety
237(25)
Safety in The Hospital or Health Care Environment
237(10)
Falls
238(1)
Infants And Children
239(1)
Older Adults
239(5)
Safety Reminder Devices
244(2)
Latex Sensitivity
246(1)
Electrical Hazards
247(1)
Radiation
247(1)
Mercury Spill
247(1)
Workplace Safety
247(3)
Fire Safety
250(3)
Accidental Poisoning
253(1)
Disaster Planning
253(1)
Terrorism
254(4)
Bioterrorism
255(2)
Terrorism By Nuclear Exposure
257(1)
Chemical Terrorism
257(1)
Nursing Process For Patient Safety
258(4)
Assessment
258(1)
Patient Problems
258(1)
Expected Outcomes And Planning
258(1)
Implementation
258(1)
Evaluation
258(4)
11 Admission, Transfer, and Discharge
262(18)
Common Patient Reactions To Admission To A Health Care Facility
262(1)
Cultural Considerations For The Hospitalized Patient Or Long-Term Care Resident
263(1)
Admitting a Patient
263(4)
Nursing Process for Patient Admission
267(3)
Assessment
267(1)
Patient Problem
268(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
268(1)
Implementation
268(2)
Evaluation
270(1)
Transferring A Patient
270(1)
Nursing Process For Patient Transfer
271(1)
Assessment
271(1)
Patient Problem
271(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
271(1)
Implementation
271(1)
Evaluation
272(1)
Discharging A Patient
272(3)
Discharge Planning
272(3)
Referrals for Health Care Services
275(2)
Discharge Process
275(2)
Nursing Process for Patient Discharge
277(3)
Assessment
277(1)
Patient Problem
277(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
277(1)
Implementation
277(1)
Evaluation
277(3)
UNIT III INTRODUCTION TO NURSING INTERVENTIONS
280(428)
12 Vital Signs
280(35)
Guidelines for Obtaining Vital Signs
281(2)
When to Assess Vital Signs
282(1)
Recording Vital Signs
283(1)
Temperature
283(7)
Body's Regulation of Temperature
283(3)
Obtaining Temperature Measurements
286(4)
Auscultating With the Stethoscope
290(2)
Pulse
292(3)
Body's Regulation of Pulse
292(1)
Obtaining Pulse Measurements
292(3)
Respiration
295(2)
Respiratory Function
295(2)
Assessment of Respiration
297(1)
Blood Pressure
297(6)
Factors That Determine Blood Pressure
297(3)
Obtaining Blood Pressure Measurements
300(3)
Pulse Oximetry
303(5)
Height and Weight
304(1)
Obtaining Weight Measurements
304(4)
Obtaining Height Measurements
308(1)
Nursing Process
308(7)
Assessment
308(2)
Patient Problem
310(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
310(1)
Implementation
310(1)
Evaluation
310(5)
13 Physical Assessment
315(27)
Signs and Symptoms
315(1)
Disease and Diagnosis
316(3)
Origins of Disease
316(1)
Risk Factors for Development of Disease
317(1)
Terms Used to Describe Disease
317(1)
Frequently Noted Signs and Symptoms of Diseast
317(2)
Assessment
319(23)
Medical Assessment
319(1)
Nursing Assessment
320(3)
Health History
323(3)
Nursing Assessment
326(16)
14 Oxygenation
342(21)
Standard Steps In Selected Skills
342(1)
Before the Procedure
342(1)
During the Procedure
343(1)
After the Procedure
343(1)
Skills for Respiratory Disorders
343(20)
Oxygen Therapy
343(3)
Transtracheal Oxygen Delivery
346(4)
Endotracheal Tubes
350(13)
15 Elimination and Gastric Intubation
363(36)
Standard Steps in Selected Skills
363(1)
Standard Steps Before the Procedure
364(1)
During the Procedure
364(1)
Standard Steps After the Procedure
364(1)
Skills For Urinary Tract Procedures
364(14)
Urinary Elimination
364(14)
Removal of an Indwelling Catheter
378(1)
Skills for Gastrointestinal Procedures
378(21)
Inserting and Maintaining Nasogastric Tubes
378(5)
Bowel Elimination
383(4)
Care of the Patient With Hemorrhoids
387(1)
Flatulence
387(1)
Administering an Enema
387(1)
Ostomies
387(12)
16 Care of Patients Experiencing Urgent Alterations in Health
399(30)
Obtaining Medical Emergency Aid
400(1)
Moral and Legal Responsibilities of the Nurse
400(1)
Assessment of the Emergency Situation
400(1)
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
401(5)
Ethical Implications
401(1)
Events Necessitating Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
401(1)
Initial Assessment and Response
402(1)
Cabs Of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
402(2)
Steps for Adult One-Rescuer Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
404(1)
Adult Two-Rescuer Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
405(1)
Pediatric Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation: Child or Infant
405(1)
Hands-Only Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
406(1)
Procedures to Manage Airway Obstruction by a Foreign Body
406(2)
Conscious Victim
407(1)
Unconscious Victim
407(1)
Infant
407(1)
Shock
408(1)
Classification of Shock
408(1)
Assessment
408(1)
Nursing Interventions
409(1)
Bleeding and Hemorrhage
409(2)
Types of Bleeding
409(1)
Nursing Interventions
410(1)
Epistaxis
410(1)
Internal Bleeding
410(1)
Wounds and Trauma
411(3)
Closed Wounds
412(1)
Open Wounds
412(2)
Dressings and Bandages
414(1)
Poisons
414(3)
General Assessment of Poisonings
415(1)
Ingested Poisons
416(1)
Inhaled Poisons
416(1)
Absorbed Poisons
416(1)
Injected Poisons
416(1)
Drug and Alcohol Emergencies
417(1)
Alcohol
417(1)
Drugs
417(1)
Thermal and Cold Emergencies
418(2)
Heat Injuries
418(1)
Exposure to Excessive Cold
419(1)
Bone, Joint, and Muscle Injuries
420(2)
Fractures
420(1)
Dislocations
421(1)
Strains and Sprains
421(1)
Spinal Cord Injuries
422(1)
Burn Injuries
422(2)
Shallow Partial-Thickness Burns
422(1)
Deep Partial-Thickness Burns
423(1)
Full-Thickness Burns
423(1)
Nursing Process
424(1)
Assessment
424(5)
Patient Problem
424(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
424(1)
Implementation
424(1)
Evaluation
425(4)
17 Dosage Calculation and Medication Administration
429(60)
Mathematics and Dosage Calculation Review
430(1)
Metric System
430(1)
Units of Volume
430(1)
Units of Weight
430(1)
Approximate Equivalents of the Metric System
430(1)
Apothecary System
430(1)
Household Units of Measure
431(1)
Big-To-Small Rule
431(1)
Converting Larger Units of Measurement to Smaller Units of Measurement (Grams to Milligrams; Liters to Milliliters)
431(1)
Converting Smaller Units of Measurement to Larger Units of Measurement (Milligrams to Grams; Milliliters to Liters)
431(1)
Rounding a Number
431(1)
Mathematics Review and Principles
431(1)
Fractions
431(3)
Types of Fractions
431(1)
Changing an Improper Fraction to a Whole or Mixed Number
431(1)
Changing a Mixed Number to an Improper Fraction
432(1)
Reducing Fractions to the Lowest Term
432(1)
Determining which Fraction is Larger
432(1)
Adding Fractions With the Same Denominator
433(1)
Adding Fractions With Different Denominators
433(1)
Adding Mixed Numbers
433(1)
Subtracting Fractions With the Same Denominator
433(1)
Subtracting Fractions With Different Denominators
433(1)
Subtracting Mixed Numbers
433(1)
Multiplying Fractions
433(1)
Multiplying Fractions and Mixed Numbers
433(1)
Dividing Fractions
434(1)
Dividing Fractions and Whole Numbers
434(1)
Decimal Fractions
434(2)
Names of Decimal Places
434(1)
Adding Decimals
435(1)
Subtracting Decimals
435(1)
Multiplying Decimals
435(1)
Dividing Decimals
435(1)
Changing Fractions to Decimals
435(1)
Changing a Decimal Fraction to a Common Fraction
435(1)
Percentages
436(1)
Changing a Percentage to a Decimal Fraction
436(1)
Changing a Fraction to a Percentage
436(1)
Multiplying by Percentage
436(1)
Ratios
436(3)
Proportions
436(1)
Dimensional Analysis
437(1)
Calculating Medications Using the Milligram/Kilogram Method
437(1)
Pediatric Dosage Considerations
438(1)
Principles And Practice of Medication Administration
439(7)
Pharmacology
439(3)
Medication Orders
442(2)
Six "Rights" of Medication Administration
444(2)
Important Considerations of Medication Administration
446(2)
Routes of Administration
448(36)
Enteral Administration
448(3)
Other Methods of Medication Administration
451(1)
Percutaneous Administration
451(18)
Parenteral Administration
469(15)
Nursing Process
484(1)
Assessment
484(5)
Patient Problem
484(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
484(1)
Implementation
484(1)
Evaluation
485(4)
18 Fluids and Electrolytes
489(42)
Fluids (Water)
489(1)
Fluid Compartments
490(1)
Intake and Output
491(1)
Movement of Fluid and Electrolytes
492(1)
Passive Transport
492(2)
Diffusion
493(1)
Osmosis
493(1)
Filtration
494(1)
Active Transport
494(7)
Electrolytes
494(7)
Acid-Base Balance
501(2)
Blood Buffers
503(1)
Respiratory System
503(1)
Kidneys
503(1)
Types of Acid-Base Imbalance
503(3)
Respiratory Acidosis
503(1)
Respiratory Alkalosis
504(1)
Metabolic Acidosis
504(1)
Metabolic Alkalosis
505(1)
Intravenous Therapy
506(17)
Central Venous Access Devices
511(2)
Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters
513(1)
Intravenous Monitoring
513(2)
Infiltration
515(1)
Phlebitis
515(1)
Septicemia
516(1)
Maintaining an Intravenous Site
516(7)
Blood Transfusion Therapy
523(2)
Initiating a Blood Transfusion
523(1)
Blood Transfusion Reactions
524(1)
Nursing Process
525(6)
Data Collection
526(1)
Patient Problems
526(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
526(1)
Goal
527(1)
Outcomes
527(1)
Implementation
527(1)
Evaluation
527(1)
Goal
527(1)
Evaluative Measures
527(4)
19 Nutritional Concepts and Related Therapies
531(48)
Role of the Nurse In Promoting Nutrition
532(1)
Basic Nutrition
532(16)
Diet Planning Guides
532(2)
Essential Nutrients
534(14)
Life Cycle Nutrition
548(6)
Pregnancy and Lactation
548(3)
Infancy
551(1)
Childhood
551(1)
Adolescence
552(1)
Adulthood
552(2)
Medical Nutrition Therapy and Therapeutic Diets
554(11)
Consistency, Texture, And Frequency Modifications
555(1)
Kilocalorie Modifications
556(3)
Carbohydrate-Modified Diets
559(3)
Fat-Modified Diets
562(2)
Protein-, Electrolyte-, And Fluid-Modified Diets
564(1)
Nutritional Support
565(14)
Tube Feedings
565(3)
Parenteral Nutrition
568(1)
Feeding The Patient
569(10)
20 Complementary, Integrative, and Alternative Therapies
579(22)
Herbal Therapy
581(4)
Chiropractic Therapy
585(2)
Limitations of Chiropractic Therapy
587(1)
Acupuncture And Acupressure
587(1)
Healing Touch, Therapeutic Touch, And Reiki
588(1)
Therapeutic Massage
589(1)
Aromatherapy
590(1)
Reflexology
590(1)
Magnet Therapy
591(1)
Imagery
591(1)
Relaxation Therapy
591(1)
Animal-Assisted Therapy
591(2)
Yoga
593(1)
Taiji
593(1)
Biofeedback
594(1)
Marijuana And Cannabinoids
594(3)
Trends In Integrative Medicine And The Nursing Role
597(4)
21 Pain Management, Comfort, Rest, and Sleep
601(23)
Pain
602(14)
Nature of Pain
602(1)
Definitions of Pain
602(1)
Types of Pain
603(1)
Theories of Pain Transmission
603(1)
Controlling Pain
604(12)
Sleep and Rest
616(4)
Physiology of Sleep
618(1)
Sleep Cycle
618(1)
Sleep Deprivation
619(1)
Promoting Rest and Sleep
619(1)
Nursing Process for Pain Management, Comfort, Rest, and Sleep
620(1)
Assessment
620(4)
Terminology
620(1)
Patient Problem
620(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
621(1)
Implementation
621(1)
Evaluation
621(3)
22 Surgical Wound Care
624(35)
Wound Classification
624(2)
Wound Healing
626(3)
Phases of Wound Healing
626(1)
Process of Wound Healing
626(1)
Factors That Affect Wound Healing
626(3)
Surgical Wound
629(1)
Standard Steps in Wound Care
629(1)
Care of the Incision
630(9)
Wet-to-Dry Dressing
631(2)
Alternatives to Wet-to-Dry Dressing
633(2)
Transparent Dressings
635(1)
Irrigations
635(4)
Complications of Wound Healing
639(1)
Staple and Suture Removal
640(3)
Exudate and Drainage
643(3)
Drainage Systems
643(3)
Bandages and Binders
646(6)
Nursing Process
652(1)
Assessment
652(7)
Patient Problems
652(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
653(1)
Implementation
653(1)
Evaluation
654(5)
23 Specimen Collection and Diagnostic Testing
659(49)
Diagnostic Examination
659(18)
Specimen Collection
677(18)
Guidelines For Specimen Collection
678(1)
Collecting A Midstream Urine Specimen
678(1)
Collecting A Sterile Urine Specimen
679(1)
Collecting A 24-Hour Urine Specimen
679(1)
Measuring Blood Glucose Levels
679(1)
Collecting A Stool Specimen
679(1)
Determining The Presence Of Occult Blood In Stool (Guaiac)
679(4)
Determining The Presence of Occult Blood In Gastric Secretions or Emesis (Gastroccult Test)
683(1)
Collecting A Sputum Specimen
683(3)
Obtaining A Wound Culture
686(1)
Collecting Specimens From The Nose And Throat
686(6)
Collecting A Blood Specimen (Venipuncture) And Blood For Culture
692(3)
Electrocardiography
695(1)
Nursing Process For Specimen Collection And Diagnostic Testing
695(1)
Assessment
695(13)
Patient Problem
703(1)
Expected Outcomes And Planning
703(1)
Implementation
704(1)
Evaluation
704(4)
UNIT IV NURSING CARE ACROSS THE LIFESPAN
708(414)
24 Lifespan Development
708(39)
Health Promotion Across The Lifespan
710(37)
Growth And Development
710(1)
Patterns of Growth
710(1)
Beginnings
710(1)
Family
711(1)
Types of Families
711(2)
Family Patterns
713(1)
Stages of Family Development
714(1)
Causes of Family Stress
715(1)
Stages of Growth And Development
716(1)
Psychosocial Development
716(1)
Cognitive And Intellectual Development
716(1)
Communication And Language
716(1)
Infancy: 1 To 12 Months
717(5)
Toddler: 1 To 3 Years
722(2)
Preschool: 3 To 5 Years
724(3)
School Age: 6 To 12 Years
727(4)
Adolescence: 12 To 19 Years
731(2)
Early Adulthood: 20 To 40 Years
733(2)
Middle Adulthood: 40 To 65 Years
735(2)
Late Adulthood: 65 Years And Older
737(10)
25 Loss, Grief, Dying, and Death
747(28)
Changes In Health Care Related To Dying And Death
748(1)
Historical Overview
748(1)
Grief
749(8)
Sense of Presence
751(1)
Grief Attacks
751(1)
Nurses' Grief
751(1)
Stages of Grief And Dying
752(1)
Complicated Grief
752(1)
Supportive Care During The Dying And Grieving Process
753(4)
Nursing Process In Loss And Grief
757(1)
Assessment
757(3)
Patient Problem
758(1)
Expected Outcomes And Planning
758(1)
Implementation
759(1)
Evaluation
760(1)
Special Supportive Care
760(2)
Perinatal Death
760(1)
Pediatric Death
760(2)
Suicide
762(1)
Gerontologic Death
762(1)
Sudden or Unexpected Death
762(1)
Issues Related To Dying And Death
762(4)
Euthanasia
762(1)
Do-Not-Resuscitate Order
763(1)
Advance Directives
763(1)
Organ Donations
763(1)
Rights of Dying Patients
763(1)
Fraudulent Methods of Treatment
764(1)
Dying Patient
764(1)
Communicating With The Dying Patient
764(1)
Assisting The Patient In Saying Goodbye
765(1)
Palliative Care
765(1)
Physical Care
766(1)
Assessments And Interventions
766(4)
Inquest
769(1)
Postmortem Care
769(1)
Documentation
770(1)
Grieving Family
770(5)
Support
770(1)
Resolution Of Grief
770(5)
26 Health Promotion and Pregnancy
775(36)
Physiology of Pregnancy
775(10)
Fertilization
776(1)
Implantation
776(1)
Embryonic and Fetal Development
776(1)
Embryonic and Fetal Physiology
777(8)
Assessment of Fetal Well-Being
785(5)
Maternal Physiology
790(1)
Hormonal Changes
790(1)
Uterus
791(1)
Breasts
791(1)
Cycles of Pregnancy and Childbirth
791(1)
Antepartal Assessment
791(1)
General Physical Assessment
791(1)
Genetic Counseling
791(1)
Obstetric Assessment
792(1)
Gynecologic Examination
792(1)
Determination of Pregnancy
792(2)
Presumptive Signs
792(1)
Probable Signs
792(1)
Positive Signs
793(1)
Determination of the Estimated Date of Birth
794(1)
Obstetric Terminology
794(1)
Antepartal Care
794(8)
Health Promotion
794(2)
Danger Signs During Pregnancy
796(1)
Nutritional and Metabolic Health Pattern
796(3)
Elimination
799(1)
Activity and Exercise
800(1)
Rest and Sleep
801(1)
Sexuality and Reproductive System
801(1)
Coping and Stress Tolerance
801(1)
Self-Perception and Self-Concept
802(1)
Cognitive and Perceptual Changes
802(1)
Preparation for Childbirth
802(1)
Childbirth Preparation Classes
803(1)
Cultural Variations in Prenatal Care
803(1)
Nursing Process for Normal Pregnancy
803(1)
Assessment
803(8)
Patient Problem
804(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
805(1)
Implementation
805(1)
Evaluation
806(5)
27 Labor and Delivery
811(37)
Birth Planning
811(1)
Birth Setting Choices
811(1)
Normal Labor
812(2)
Onset
812(1)
Signs of Impending Labor
812(1)
False Labor Versus True Labor
813(1)
Labor and Delivery
814(17)
Standard Precautions During Childbirth
814(1)
Process of Labor and Delivery
814(7)
Mechanisms of Labor
821(2)
Stages of Labor and Delivery
823(6)
Monitoring Fetal Status
829(2)
Response of the Newborn to Birth
831(1)
Nursing Assessment and Interventions
831(9)
Health Perception and Health Management
831(1)
Nutritional and Metabolic Pattern
832(1)
Elimination
833(1)
Activity and Exercise
834(1)
Vaginal Examination
835(1)
Psychosocial Assessment
836(2)
General Anesthesia
838(2)
Nursing Process for Normal Labor
840(1)
Assessment
840(2)
Patient Problem
841(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
841(1)
Implementation
842(1)
Evaluation
842(1)
Medical Interventions
842(6)
Induction
842(1)
Forceps Delivery
843(1)
Vacuum Extraction
844(1)
Cesarean Delivery
844(4)
28 Care of the Mother and Newborn
848(42)
Anatomic and Physiologic Changes of the Mother
848(6)
Reproductive Organs
848(4)
Other Body Systems
852(2)
Transfer from the Recovery Area
854(1)
Nursing Assessment of and Interventions for the Mother
855(6)
Health Management and Health Perception
855(4)
Nutritional and Metabolic Issues
859(1)
Hygiene
860(1)
Elimination
861(1)
Maintenance of Safety
861(7)
Activity and Exercise
861(2)
Rest and Sleep
863(1)
Reproductive Issues
863(5)
Psychosocial Assessment
868(2)
Coping and Stress Tolerance
868(1)
Signs of Potential Problems
868(1)
Self-Perception
869(1)
Cognitive and Perceptual Issues
869(1)
Nursing Process for the Postpartum Mother
870(1)
Assessment
870(4)
Patient Problem
870(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
870(1)
Implementation
870(1)
Evaluation
871(1)
Values And Beliefs
872(1)
Preventing Infant Abduction
872(1)
Discharge: Before 24 Hours and After 48 Hours
873(1)
Maternal Follow-Up Care
874(1)
Well Baby Follow-Up Care
874(1)
Anatomy And Physiology of the Healthy Newborn
874(1)
Assessment Immediately After Delivery
874(4)
Characteristics
874(4)
Nursing Assessment and Interventions for the Newborn
878(12)
Health Management and Health Perception
878(3)
Nutritional and Metabolic Issues
881(3)
Elimination
884(1)
Rest and Sleep
885(1)
Activity and Exercise
885(1)
Parent-Child Attachment
886(4)
29 Care of the High-Risk Mother, Newborn, and Family With Special Needs
890(44)
Complications of Pregnancy
892(7)
Hyperemesis Gravidarum
893(1)
Multifetal Pregnancy
894(1)
Gestational Trophoblastic Pregnancy (Hydatidiform Mole or Molar Pregnancy)
895(1)
Ectopic Pregnancy
896(1)
Spontaneous Abortion
897(2)
Incompetent Cervix
899(1)
Bleeding Disorders
899(10)
Placenta Previa
899(2)
Abruptio Placentae
901(2)
Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation
903(1)
Postpartum Hemorrhage
904(1)
Hypertensive Conditions in Pregnancy
905(4)
Hellp Syndrome
909(1)
Complications Related to Infection
909(4)
Group B Streptococcus
909(1)
Mastitis
910(1)
Torch Infections and Human Immunodeficiency Virus
910(3)
Complications Related to Existing Medical Conditions
913(5)
Diabetes Mellitus
913(3)
Cardiac Disease
916(2)
Complications Related to Age
918(3)
Adolescents
918(3)
Older Pregnant Woman
921(1)
Adoption
921(1)
Contraception
922(1)
Postpartum Thrombophlebitis
922(1)
Complications Related to the Newborn
923(7)
Newborns at Risk
923(1)
Gestational Age
923(1)
Preterm Infant
923(3)
Postterm Infant
926(1)
Gestational Size
926(1)
Infant of a Mother With Diabetes
926(1)
Hemolytic Diseases
926(3)
Substance Abuse
929(1)
Complications Related to Postpartum Mental Health Disorders
930(1)
Mood Disorders
930(1)
Nursing Process for the Mother and Newborn at Risk
931(1)
Assessment
931(3)
Patient Problem
931(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
931(1)
Implementation
931(1)
Evaluation
931(3)
30 Health Promotion for the Infant, Child, and Adolescent
934(15)
Key Health Promotion Topics for Children
935(7)
Access to Health Care
935(1)
Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Obesity
935(2)
Tobacco Use
937(2)
Substance Abuse
939(1)
Television, Video Games, and the Internet
939(1)
Responsible Sexual Behavior
940(1)
Mental Health
940(1)
Injury and Violence
941(1)
Environmental Quality
942(1)
Immunization
942(1)
Dental Health
942(7)
Strategies to Promote Dental Health
943(1)
Injury Prevention
944(1)
Poisoning
944(1)
Aspiration of a Foreign Body
945(1)
Burn Injuries
946(3)
31 Basic Pediatric Nursing Care
949(45)
History of Child Care: Then and Now
949(2)
Pediatric Nursing
951(4)
Characteristics of a Pediatric Nurse
951(1)
Children with Special Needs
951(1)
Family-Centered Care
952(1)
Future Challenges for the Pediatric Nurse
952(1)
Nursing Implications of Growth and Development
953(2)
Physical Assessment of the Pediatric Patient
955(8)
Growth Measurements
955(2)
Vital Signs
957(2)
Head-to-Toe Assessment
959(4)
Factors that Influence Growth and Development
963(3)
Nutrition
963(1)
Metabolism
964(1)
Sleep and Rest
965(1)
Speech and Communication
965(1)
Child Maltreatment
966(3)
Child Neglect
966(1)
Child Abuse
967(1)
Sex Trafficking
967(2)
Hospitalization of a Child
969(6)
Preadmission Programs
969(1)
Admission
970(1)
Hospital Policies
971(1)
Developmental Support for the Child
972(1)
Pain Management
972(1)
Surgery
973(1)
Parent Participation
974(1)
Common Pediatric Procedures
975(12)
Bathing
976(1)
Feedings
976(2)
Safety Reminder Devices
978(1)
Oxygen Therapy
979(1)
Suctioning
980(1)
Intake and Output
980(1)
Specimen Collection
981(2)
Medication Administration
983(4)
Ocular, Otic, and Nasal Administration
987(1)
Rectal Administration
987(1)
Safety
987(7)
32 Care of the Child With a Physical and Mental or Cognitive Disorder
994(86)
Physical Disorders
995(71)
Disorders of Cardiovascular Function
995(6)
Disorders of Hematologic Function
1001(6)
Disorders of Immune Function
1007(4)
Disorders of Respiratory Function
1011(10)
Disorders of Gastrointestinal Function
1021(9)
Disorders of Genitourinary Function
1030(4)
Disorders of Endocrine Function
1034(5)
Disorders of Musculoskeletal Function
1039(5)
Disorders of Neurologic Function
1044(10)
Disorders of Integumentary Function
1054(7)
Communicable Diseases And Immunizations
1061(1)
Disorders of Sensory Organ Function
1061(5)
Cognitive Disorders
1066(14)
Disorders Of Cognitive Function
1066(5)
School Avoidance (School Phobia, School Refusal)
1071(1)
Learning Disabilities
1071(1)
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
1072(1)
Other Disorders
1073(7)
33 Health Promotion and Care of the Older Adult
1080(42)
Health And Wellness In The Aging Adult
1080(1)
Older Adulthood Defined
1080(1)
Demographics
1080(1)
Wellness, Health Promotion, And Disease Prevention
1081(1)
Healthy Aging
1081(4)
Myths And Realities
1084(1)
Theories Of Aging
1084(1)
Ageism
1085(1)
Legislation That Affects Older Adults
1085(1)
Psychosocial Concerns Of The Older Adult
1085(2)
Stresses Of Caregiving
1085(1)
Loss, Grief, And Depression
1086(1)
End-Of-Life Care
1087(1)
Aging Body
1087(24)
Integumentary System
1087(2)
Gastrointestinal System
1089(4)
Genitourinary System
1093(2)
Cardiovascular System
1095(2)
Respiratory System
1097(1)
Musculoskeletal System
1098(3)
Endocrine System
1101(1)
Reproductive System
1102(2)
Sensory Perception
1104(2)
Nervous System
1106(5)
Safety And Security Issues For Older Adults
1111(4)
Falls
1111(1)
Polypharmacy
1112(1)
Elder Abuse And Neglect
1112(1)
Finances
1113(1)
Housing
1114(1)
Continuum Of Older Adult Care
1115(7)
Hospitalization, Surgery, And Rehabilitation
1116(1)
Discharge Planning
1116(1)
Home Care
1116(1)
Assisted Living
1117(1)
Long-Term Care Facilities
1117(5)
UNIT V FUNDAMENTALS OF MENTAL HEALTH NURSING
1122(60)
34 Concepts of Mental Health
1122(14)
Historical Overview
1123(2)
Basic Concepts Related to Mental Health
1125(3)
Mental Health Continuum
1125(1)
Personality and Self-Concept
1126(1)
Stress
1127(1)
Anxiety
1127(1)
Motivation
1128(1)
Frustration
1128(1)
Conflict
1128(1)
Adaptation and Coping
1128(1)
How Illness Affects Mental Health
1128(3)
Illness Behaviors
1130(1)
Crisis
1131(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
1132(4)
35 Care of the Patient With a Psychiatric Disorder
1136(27)
Types of Psychiatric Disorders
1137(16)
Neurocognitive Mental Disorders
1137(1)
Schizophrenia
1137(7)
Major Mood Disorders
1144(1)
Anxiety Disorders
1145(4)
Personality Disorders
1149(1)
Sexual Disorders
1149(1)
Somatic Symptom Disorders
1150(1)
Eating Disorders
1150(3)
Treatment Methods
1153(6)
Communication and the Therapeutic Relationship
1153(2)
Electroconvulsive Therapy
1155(1)
Psychopharmacology
1156(3)
Alternative Therapies
1159(1)
Application of the Nursing Process
1159(4)
36 Care of the Patient With an Addictive Personality
1163(19)
Addiction
1163(1)
Stages of Dependence
1164(1)
Early Stages
1165(1)
Middle Stage
1165(1)
Late Stage
1165(1)
Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
1165(2)
Disorders Associated With Alcoholism
1166(1)
Nursing Process
1167(4)
Drug Abuse
1171(5)
Depressants
1171(1)
Opioid Analgesics
1172(1)
Stimulants
1173(1)
Hallucinogens
1174(1)
Cannabis
1175(1)
Inhalants
1176(1)
Chemically Impaired Nurses
1176(6)
UNIT VI FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING
1182(63)
37 Home Health Nursing
1182(16)
Home Health Care Defined
1183(1)
Historical Overview
1183(1)
Types OF Home Care Agencies
1184(2)
Changes In Home Health Care
1186(1)
Service Components
1186(4)
Skilled Nursing
1187(1)
Role of the LPN/LVN
1188(1)
Physical Therapy
1189(1)
Speech-Language Therapy
1189(1)
Occupational Therapy
1189(1)
Medical Social Services
1189(1)
Homemaker-Home Health Aide
1189(1)
Typical Home Health Process
1190(2)
Referral
1190(1)
Admission
1190(1)
Care Plan
1190(1)
Visits
1191(1)
Documentation
1191(1)
Discharge Planning
1191(1)
Quality Assurance, Assessment, And Improvement
1192(1)
Reimbursement Sources
1192(1)
Medicare
1192(1)
Medicaid
1192(1)
Third Party
1192(1)
Private Pay
1193(1)
Other Sources
1193(1)
Cultural Considerations
1193(1)
Nursing Process For Home Health Care
1194(1)
Assessment
1194(1)
Patient Problem
1194(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
1194(1)
Implementation
1194(1)
Evaluation
1194(1)
Conclusion
1194(4)
38 Long-Term Care
1198(14)
Settings for Long-Term Care
1199(8)
Home
1200(1)
Hospice
1201(1)
Community Resources
1201(1)
Residential Care Settings
1202(1)
Institutional Settings
1203(4)
Safety Issues in the Long-Term Care Setting
1207(1)
Nursing Process
1207(1)
Assessment
1208(4)
Patient Problem
1208(1)
Expected Outcomes and Planning
1209(1)
Implementation
1209(1)
Evaluation
1209(3)
39 Rehabilitation Nursing
1212(16)
Need for Rehabilitation
1213(1)
Chronic Illness and Disability
1213(1)
Chronicity
1213(1)
Scope of Individuals Requiring Rehabilitation
1213(1)
Goals of Rehabilitation
1214(1)
Cornerstones of Rehabilitation
1214(1)
Comprehensive Rehabilitation Plan
1214(1)
Rehabilitation Team
1214(3)
Models of Team Functioning
1215(1)
Rehabilitation Nurse
1216(1)
Nursing Interventions
1217(1)
Family and Family-Centered Care
1217(1)
Cross-Cultural Rehabilitation
1218(1)
Issues in Rehabilitation
1218(1)
Chronic Conditions Necessitating Rehabilitation Therapy
1218(1)
Cardiac Rehabilitation
1218(1)
Pulmonary Rehabilitation
1219(1)
Polytrauma and Rehabilitation Nursing
1219(1)
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
1219(1)
Disability
1220(4)
Spinal Cord Injuries
1220(3)
Traumatic Brain Injuries
1223(1)
Pediatric Rehabilitation Nursing
1224(1)
Gerontologic Rehabilitation Nursing
1224(2)
Conclusion
1226(2)
40 Hospice Care
1228(17)
Historical Overview
1228(1)
Palliative Versus Curative Care
1229(1)
Criteria For Admission To Hospice
1230(1)
Goals of Hospice
1231(1)
Interdisciplinary Team
1231(4)
Medical Director
1233(1)
Nurse Coordinator And Hospice Nurses
1233(1)
Social Worker
1233(1)
Spiritual Coordinator
1233(1)
Volunteer Coordinator
1233(1)
Bereavement Coordinator
1234(1)
Hospice Pharmacist
1234(1)
Nutrition Consultant
1234(1)
Hospice Aide
1234(1)
Other Services
1235(1)
Palliative Care/Hospice
1235(5)
Pain
1235(3)
Nausea And Vomiting
1238(1)
Constipation
1238(1)
Anorexia And Malnutrition
1239(1)
Dyspnea And Air Hunger
1239(1)
Psychosocial And Spiritual Issues
1239(1)
Other Common Signs And Symptoms
1240(1)
Patient And Caregiver Teaching
1240(1)
Bereavement Period
1240(1)
Ethical Issues In Hospice Care
1240(2)
Future of Hospice Care
1242(3)
UNIT VII FROM GRADUATE TO PROFESSIONAL
1245(27)
41 Professional Roles and Leadership
1245(27)
Functioning as a Graduate
1245(27)
Finding and Securing a Job
1245(2)
Contracts and Starting Out
1247(3)
Advancement
1250(1)
Terminating Employment
1250(1)
Transition From Student to Graduate
1251(1)
Know Your Role
1251(1)
Confidentiality
1251(1)
Role of the Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse in the Community
1251(1)
Professional Organizations
1251(1)
Continuing Education
1252(1)
Certification Opportunities
1252(1)
Licensure Examination
1253(1)
Registration for the Examination
1253(1)
Test Preparation
1253(1)
Taking The Test
1254(1)
Next Generation Nclex
1255(1)
After the Test
1255(1)
Endorsement and Reciprocity
1255(1)
Nurse Practice Acts
1256(1)
State Board of Nursing
1256(1)
Mentoring and Networking
1257(1)
Career Opportunities
1257(1)
Hospitals
1258(1)
Long-Term Care Facilities
1258(1)
Home Health
1258(1)
Health Care Provider's Office or Clinic
1259(1)
Insurance Companies
1259(1)
Temporary Agencies
1259(1)
Travel Opportunities
1259(1)
Pharmaceutical Sales
1259(1)
Other Medical Sales
1259(1)
Military
1259(1)
Adult Day Services
1259(1)
Schools
1259(1)
Public/Community Health
1260(1)
Outpatient Surgery
1260(1)
Private Duty
1260(1)
Government (Civil Service)
1260(1)
Occupational Health
1260(1)
Rehabilitation
1260(1)
Mental Health-Psychiatric Nursing
1260(1)
Hospice
1260(1)
Correctional Facility Nursing
1261(1)
Leadership and Management
1261(1)
Autocratic Style
1261(1)
Democratic Style
1261(1)
Laissez-Faire Style
1262(1)
Situational Leadership
1262(1)
Team Leading
1262(1)
Delegation
1262(1)
Time Management
1262(2)
Nursing Informatics
1264(1)
Transcribing Health Care Providers' Orders
1264(1)
Change-of-Shift Report
1265(1)
Malpractice Insurance
1266(1)
Burnout
1267(1)
Chemically Impaired Nurses
1268(4)
APPENDIXES
A Abbreviations
1272(2)
B Laboratory Reference Values
1274(11)
References 1285(15)
Glossary 1300(20)
Index 1320
Kim Cooper, RN, MSN, is Associate Professor and Dean of the School of Nursing at Ivy Tech Community College in Terre Haute, Indiana. Kelly Gosnell, RN, MSN, is Associate Professor and Department Chair of the School of Nursing at Ivy Tech Community College at Terre Haute, Indiana.