Ambulatory Surgical Nursing

by Burden, Quinn, O'Brien & Dawes

• ISBN13: 9780721668475
• ISBN10: 072166847X
• Edition: 2nd
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2000-08-17
• Publisher: Saunders

Summary

This reference is an authoritative compilation of current knowledge and practice. Ambulatory Surgical Nursing, 2nd Editionreflects the advanced procedures being performed in ambulatory surgery, the new medications being released, and improvements in pain management techniques. New chapters cover conscious sedation, managed care issues, care after discharge, andbusiness and marketing perspectives. Each chapter is organized into an easy to read format, and clinical chapters all follow a consistent structure that facilitates consultation.

Table of Contents

Part 1 Strategic Management	1	(129)
The Specialty of Ambulatory Surgery	3	(20)
Nancy Burden
Business Aspects, Program Development, and Marketing	23	(33)
Donna M. DeFazio Quinn
Regulatory Compliance	56	(27)
Shauna Smith
The Environment of Care	83	(37)
Nancy Burden
Donna M. DeFazio Quinn
Materials and Equipment Management	120	(9)
Jay Knauer
Part 2 Professional and Management Issues	129	(112)
Nursing Standards	131	(5)
Lois Schick
Personnel Management Selection and Development	136	(13)
Pamela A. Cittan
Quality Improvement	149	(16)
Lois Schick
Risk Management and Legal Issues	165	(26)
Ginny Wacker Guido
Latex Sensitivity	191	(14)
Joan Bauer
Clinical Emergencies and Preparedness	205	(36)
Myrna Eileen Mamaril
Part 3 Anesthesia and Sedation for Ambulatory Procedures	241	(90)
Anesthesia Management	243	(11)
Sujit K. Pandit
General Anesthesia	254	(29)
Deborah Dlugose
Local and Regional Anesthesia	283	(26)
Michael Kost
Conscious Sedation/Analgesia	309	(22)
Jan Odom
Part 4 Patient Care Issues: A Continuum	331	(220)
Nursing Care of the Ambulatory Surgical Patient	333	(13)
Nancy Burden
Preoperative Preparation of the Ambulatory Surgery Patient	346	(17)
Gwen D. Williams
Patient Education: Enhancing the Potential of the Teacher and the Learner	363	(18)
Carol DiMura
Intraoperative Care	381	(28)
Denise L. Geuder
Immediate Postanesthesia Care	409	(68)
Rose Ferrara-Love
Progressive Postanesthesia Care: Phase II Recovery	477	(27)
Shauna Smith
Patient Discharge Issues	504	(23)
Rex A. Marley
Beverly M. Moline
Extensions of Care: Phase III Recovery	527	(24)
Mary C. Redmond
Part 5 Patients with Special Needs	551	(118)
Special Emotional, Social, and Cultural Needs	553	(19)
Nancy M. Saufl
Patients with Special Medical Needs	572	(41)
Nancy Burden
Jan Odom
Pediatric Patients and Their Families	613	(30)
Delores Ireland
Special Needs of the Older Adult	643	(26)
Melissa Marshall Koehle
Part 6 The Surgical Specialties	669	(146)
Minimally Invasive Surgery, Laser, and Other Technologies	671	(12)
Gayle Miller
Ophthalmic Surgery	683	(14)
Linda Anderson Vader
Otorhinolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery	697	(15)
Brenda S. Gregory Dawes
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery	712	(9)
Brenda S. Gregory Dawes
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery	721	(20)
Joyce M. Black
Jeanne Prin
General Surgery	741	(8)
Linda Pavlak
Gynecologic and Obstetric Surgery	749	(18)
Brenda S. Gregory Dawes
Genitourinary Surgery	767	(9)
Debra S. Goodwin
Orthopedic and Podiatric Surgery	776	(21)
Brenda S. Gregory Dawes
Cardiovascular Procedures	797	(18)
Denise O'Brien
Part 7 The Ambulatory Surgery Center as a Special Procedures Unit	815	(48)
Special Procedures in the Ambulatory Setting	817	(26)
Denise O'Brien
Virginia Walter
Nancy Burden
Chronic Pain Management	843	(20)
Patricia A. Brandon
Appendix	863	(2)
Index	865