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9781401826963

Foundations of Basic Nursing

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  • Edition: 2nd
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  • Copyright: 2004-07-06
  • Publisher: CENGAGE Delmar Learning
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This fully updated second edition of Foundations of Basic Nursing lays the foundation of introductory material for your nursing course of study. The book focuses on foundation concepts you will need to know, such as holistic care, legal responsibilities, communication, and client teaching, while also helping you master skills needed to be an effective and caring nurse. The special features throughout the book are specially designed to emphasize specific information, such as: Life Cycle Considerations, Client Teaching, Infection Control, Safety, Community/Home Health Care, Cultural Considerations, and Professional Tips. Critical Thinking Questions are included throughout the book to encourage the user to apply the chapter's content. At the end of each chapter, readers will find a Summary and Review Questions, along with References/Suggested Readings and Resources.

Table of Contents

Contributorsp. IX
Procedure Contributorsp. XI
Reviewersp. XII
Prefacep. XIII
About the Authorp. XV
How to Use this Textp. XVI
Foundations
Student Nurse Skills for Successp. 3
Learningp. 3
Develop a Positive Attitudep. 4
Develop Your Basic Skillsp. 5
Develop Your Learning Stylep. 8
Develop a Time-Management Planp. 10
Develop a Study Strategyp. 12
Practice Critical Thinkingp. 16
Develop Test-Taking Skillsp. 20
Your Program Is Almost Completedp. 24
From Student to LP/VNp. 27
Holistic Carep. 31
Interrelated Concepts of Healthp. 31
Providing Quality Carep. 34
Self-Care As a Prerequisite to Client Carep. 35
Nurture Yourselfp. 38
Nursing History, Education, and Organizationsp. 41
Historical Overviewp. 41
Practical Nursing Pioneer Schoolsp. 46
Nursing in the 20th Centuryp. 47
Nursing Educationp. 49
Nursing Organizationsp. 51
Legal and Ethical Responsibilitiesp. 57
Basic Legal Conceptsp. 58
The Law and Nursing Practicep. 60
Nurse-Client Relationshipp. 61
Informed Consentp. 64
Advance Directivesp. 65
Incident Reportsp. 67
Liability Insurancep. 69
Impaired Nursep. 70
Concept of Ethicsp. 71
Ethical Principlesp. 71
Ethical Theoriesp. 73
Ethics and Valuesp. 74
Code of Ethicsp. 74
Client Rightsp. 75
Ethical Dilemmasp. 75
Ethical Decision Makingp. 77
Nursing and Ethicsp. 78
The Health Care Environment
The Health Care Delivery Systemp. 82
Levels of Health Care Servicesp. 82
Health Care Delivery Systemp. 83
Health Care Teamp. 84
Health Care Economicsp. 86
Factors Influencing Health Carep. 88
Challenges Within the Health Care Systemp. 90
Nursing's Response to Health Care Challengesp. 92
Issues and Trendsp. 93
Arenas of Carep. 95
Licensure, Certification, and Accreditationp. 95
Acute Care Hospitalp. 97
Long-Term Carep. 98
Outpatient Carep. 100
Home Health Carep. 100
Hospicep. 101
Rehabilitationp. 102
Sample Nursing Care Plan: The Client Requiring Rehabilitationp. 103
Communication
Communicationp. 108
Process of Communicationp. 109
Methods of Communicationp. 109
Influences on Communicationp. 111
Congruency of Messagesp. 112
Listening/Observingp. 112
Psychosocial Aspects of Communicationp. 113
Therapeutic Communicationp. 114
Professional Boundariesp. 119
Nurse-Client Communicationp. 119
Communicating with the Health Care Teamp. 122
Communicating with Yourselfp. 124
Nursing Process/Documentationp. 127
Nursing Process Historyp. 128
The Nursing Processp. 128
The Nursing Process and Critical Thinkingp. 137
The Nursing Process and Decision Makingp. 139
The Nursing Process and Holistic Carep. 139
Documentationp. 139
Effective Documentation Principlesp. 142
Systems of Documentationp. 146
Forms for Documentationp. 151
Documentation Trendsp. 154
Reportingp. 155
Client Teachingp. 161
The Teaching-Learning Processp. 161
Lifelong Learningp. 166
Professional Responsibilities of Teachingp. 167
Teaching-Learning and the Nursing Processp. 169
Developmental and Psychosocial Concerns
Life Cyclep. 177
Basic Concepts of Growth and Developmentp. 177
Dimensions and Theories of Human Developmentp. 179
Holistic Framework for Nursingp. 182
Life Cycle Stagesp. 182
Cultural Considerationsp. 203
Culturep. 203
Cultural Influences on Health Care Beliefs and Practicesp. 205
Cultural and Racial Influences on Client Carep. 208
Cultural Aspects and the Nursing Processp. 213
Sample Nursing Care Plan: The Family with Ineffective Copingp. 217
Stress, Adaptation, and Anxietyp. 220
Stressp. 220
Adaptationp. 222
Anxietyp. 224
Effects of and on Illnessp. 225
Changep. 226
Nursing Processp. 227
Stress Management for the Nursep. 230
Sample Nursing Care Plan: The Client Experiencing Severe Anxietyp. 232
Loss, Grief, and Deathp. 234
Lossp. 234
Griefp. 235
Deathp. 240
Sample Nursing Care Plan: The Client with a Terminal Illness/Cancer of the Lungp. 250
Health Promotion
Wellness Conceptsp. 256
Healthp. 256
Wellnessp. 257
Health Promotionp. 257
Illness Preventionp. 261
Factors Affecting Healthp. 262
Making a Genogramp. 266
Guidelines for Healthy Livingp. 266
Complementary/Alternative Therapiesp. 270
Legal Aspectsp. 270
Historic Foundationp. 271
Current Trendsp. 272
Complementary/Alternative Therapiesp. 273
Use of C/A Approachesp. 282
Basic Nutritionp. 286
Physiology of Nutritionp. 287
Nutrientsp. 288
Promoting Proper Nutritionp. 300
Factors Influencing Nutritionp. 303
Nutritional Needs during the Life Cyclep. 305
Nutrition and Healthp. 310
Weight Managementp. 311
Food Labelingp. 313
Food Quality and Safetyp. 313
Nursing Processp. 315
Sample Nursing Care Plan: The Client with Altered Nutritionp. 320
Rest and Sleepp. 323
Rest and Sleepp. 323
Nursing Processp. 329
Sample Nursing Care Plan: The Client with Trouble Sleepingp. 332
Safety/Hygienep. 334
Safetyp. 335
Factors Affecting Safetyp. 335
Hygienep. 337
Nursing Processp. 337
Sample Nursing Care Plan: The Client at Risk for Injuryp. 352
Infection Control
Infection Control/Asepsisp. 357
Florap. 358
Pathogenicity and Virulencep. 358
Colonization and Infectionp. 358
Chain of Infectionp. 359
Breaking the Chain of Infectionp. 362
Body Defensesp. 364
Types and Stages of Infectionsp. 366
Nosocomial Infectionsp. 366
Nursing Processp. 366
Sample Nursing Care Plan: The Client at Risk for Infectionp. 370
Standard Precautions and Isolationp. 373
Historical Perspectivep. 373
Standard Precautionsp. 374
Isolationp. 376
Client Responses to Isolationp. 379
Fundamental Nursing Care
Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balancep. 382
Homeostasisp. 383
Chemical Organizationp. 383
Waterp. 385
Gasesp. 386
Acids, Bases, Salts, and pHp. 386
Buffersp. 387
Substance Movementp. 388
Fluid and Electrolyte Balancep. 389
Disturbances in Electrolyte Balancep. 392
Acid-Base Balancep. 394
Disturbances in Acid-Base Balancep. 395
Nursing Processp. 396
Sample Nursing Care Plan: The Client with Excess Fluid Volumep. 402
Medication Administration and IV Therapyp. 405
Drug Standards and Legislationp. 406
Drug Nomenclaturep. 406
Drug Actionp. 407
Factors Influencing Drug Actionp. 410
Medication Ordersp. 410
Systems of Weight and Measurep. 411
Approximate Equivalentsp. 412
Drug Administration Safetyp. 414
Medication Compliancep. 417
Legal Aspects of Medication Administrationp. 417
Nursing Processp. 417
Sample Nursing Care Plan: The Client with Deep Vein Thrombosisp. 432
Assessmentp. 435
Health Historyp. 436
Physical Examinationp. 439
Head-to-Toe Assessmentp. 440
Pain Managementp. 454
Definitions of Painp. 455
Nature of Painp. 455
Common Myths about Painp. 455
Types of Painp. 455
Purpose of Painp. 458
Physiology of Painp. 458
Factors Affecting the Pain Experiencep. 459
JCAHO Standardsp. 460
Nursing Processp. 460
Sample Nursing Care Plan: The Client with Chronic Painp. 473
Diagnostic Testsp. 477
Diagnostic Testingp. 478
Laboratory Testsp. 481
Radiological Studiesp. 503
Ultrasonographyp. 509
Magnetic Resonance Imagingp. 509
Nuclear Scansp. 510
Electrodiagnostic Studiesp. 510
Endoscopyp. 513
Aspiration/Biopsyp. 513
Other Testsp. 518
Nursing Procedures
Basic Proceduresp. 527
Hand Hygienep. 527
Use of Protective Equipmentp. 529
Taking a Temperaturep. 533
Taking a Pulsep. 539
Counting Respirationsp. 543
Taking Blood Pressurep. 546
Weighing a Client, Mobile and Immobilep. 549
Proper Body Mechanicsp. 553
Performing Passive Range-of-Motion (ROM) Exercisesp. 557
Ambulation Safety and Assisting from Bed to Walkingp. 560
Turning and Positioning a Clientp. 565
Moving a Client in Bedp. 569
Transferring from Bed to Wheelchair, Commode, or Chairp. 572
Transferring from Bed to Stretcherp. 575
Bedmaking: Unoccupied Bedp. 578
Bedmaking: Occupied Bedp. 582
Bathing a Client in Bedp. 584
Perineal Carep. 587
Routine Catheter Carep. 589
Oral Carep. 591
Eye Carep. 596
Giving a Back Rubp. 600
Shaving a Clientp. 602
Applying Antiembolic Stockingsp. 604
Assisting with a Bedpan or Urinalp. 607
Applying a Condom Catheterp. 610
Administering an Enemap. 613
Measuring Intake and Outputp. 618
Urine Collection--Closed Drainage Systemp. 621
Urine Collection--Clean Catch, Female/Malep. 622
Collecting Nose, Throat, and Sputum Specimensp. 625
Collecting a Stool Specimenp. 628
Applying Abdominal, T-, Breast and Scultetus Bindersp. 630
Application of Restraintsp. 633
Performing the Heimlich Maneuverp. 636
Performing Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)p. 640
Admitting a Clientp. 647
Transferring a Clientp. 649
Discharging a Clientp. 650
Intermediate Proceduresp. 653
Surgical Asepsis: Preparing and Maintaining a Sterile Fieldp. 653
Performing Open Glovingp. 656
Performing Urinary Catheterization: Female/Malep. 659
Irrigating a Urinary Catheterp. 665
Irrigating the Bladder Using a Closed-System Catheterp. 668
Pouching a Stomap. 672
Application of Heat and Coldp. 674
Administering Oral, Sublingual, and Buccal Medicationsp. 680
Withdrawing Medication from an Ampulep. 683
Withdrawing Medication from a Vialp. 686
Administering an Intradermal Injectionp. 688
Administering a Subcutaneous Injectionp. 691
Administering an Intramuscular Injectionp. 694
Administering Eye and Ear Medicationsp. 699
Administering Skin/Topical Medicationsp. 703
Administering Nasal Medicationsp. 705
Administering Rectal Medicationsp. 708
Administering Vaginal Medicationsp. 710
Administering Nebulized Medicationsp. 713
Applying a Dry Dressingp. 716
Applying a Wet to Damp Dressingp. 719
Culturing a Woundp. 722
Irrigating a Woundp. 724
Administering Oxygenp. 726
Performing Nasopharyngeal and Oropharyngeal Suctioningp. 729
Performing Tracheostomy Carep. 732
Performing Tracheostomy Suctioningp. 735
Postoperative Exercise Instructionp. 738
Performing a Skin Puncturep. 742
Assisting with Crutches, Cane, or Walkerp. 744
Feeding and Medicating via Enteral Tubep. 750
Performing Pulse Oximetryp. 754
Advanced Proceduresp. 757
Initiating Strict Isolation Precautionsp. 757
Inserting and Maintaining a Nasogastric Tubep. 760
Performing Venipuncture (Blood Drawing)p. 764
Preparing an IV Solution and Starting an IVp. 768
Setting the IV Flow Ratep. 773
Administering Medications via IV Piggybackp. 776
Assessing and Maintaining an IV Insertion Sitep. 779
Removing Skin Sutures and Staplesp. 781
NANDA Nursing Diagnoses 2003-2004p. 784
Recommended Childhood and Adolescent Immunization Schedulep. 786
Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Symbolsp. 788
English/Spanish Words and Phrasesp. 793
Glossaryp. 799
Indexp. 811
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