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9781405185653

Advanced Practice in Critical Care A Case Study Approach

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    9781405185653

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    1405185651

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2010-04-26
  • Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell

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Summary

Advanced Practice in Critical Care provides experienced critical care nurses with a clear and distinct evidence base for contemporary critical care practice. Central to the book is the application of research and evidence to practice and therefore, case studies and key critical care clinical situations are used throughout to guide the reader through the patient care trajectory.

Author Biography

Sarah McGloin is Senior Lecturer in Acute Care at Anglia Ruskin University, UK.

Anne McLeod is Senior Lecturer Critical Care at City University, UK.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. ix
Contributors and acknowledgementsp. xi
Challenges in contemporary critical carep. 1
Introductionp. 1
Critical care without wallsp. 1
Advanced practicep. 2
Interprofessional roles within critical carep. 5
Conclusionp. 7
Referencesp. 7
The Physiological basis of critical illnessp. 9
Introductionp. 9
Patient scenariop. 9
Mechanisms of cellular damagep. 10
Impact of reduced perfusion on energy productionp. 12
Evaluation of ischaemia: reperfusion injuryp. 13
The inflammatory response and the role of mediatorsp. 14
Mechanisms for haemostasis in relation to critical illnessp. 19
Conclusionp. 25
Referencesp. 25
The patient with haemodynamic compromise leading to renal dysfunctionp. 26
Introductionp. 26
Patient Scenariop. 26
Underlying physiology and pathophysiologyp. 27
Assessment and diagnosisp. 31
Evidence-based carep. 35
Ongoing patient scenariop. 39
Progressing pathophysiologyp. 40
Ongoing assessmentp. 47
Evidence-based carep. 54
Conclusionp. 65
Referencep. 65
The septic Patientp. 71
Introductionp. 71
Patient scenariop. 71
Underlying physiology and pathophysiologyp. 72
Assessment and diagnosisp. 76
Evidence-based carep. 81
Ongoing patient scenariop. 83
Progressing pathophysiologyp. 84
Ongoing assessmentp. 91
Evidence-based carep. 91
Conclusionp. 100
Referencep. 101
The patient with acute respiratory failurep. 105
Introductionp. 105
Patient scenariop. 105
Underlying physiology and pathophysiologyp. 106
Assessment and diagnosisp. 109
Arterial blood gas analysisp. 114
Evidence-based carep. 122
Ongoing patient scenariop. 127
Progressing pathophysiologyp. 127
Ongoing assessmentp. 128
Evidence-based carep. 136
Conclusionp. 140
Referencesp. 140
The patient with chronic respiratory failurep. 143
Introductionp. 143
Patient scenariop. 144
Underlying physiology and pathophysiologyp. 144
Assessment and diagnosisp. 145
Evidence-based carep. 148
Ongoing patient scenariop. 152
Weaning from ventilatory supportp. 153
Ongoing carep. 157
Conclusionp. 158
Referencesp. 158
The patient with an intracranial insultp. 161
Introductionp. 161
Patient scenariop. 161
Underlying physiology and pathophysiologyp. 162
Assessment and diagnosisp. 167
Evidence-based carep. 168
Ongoing patient scenariop. 172
Progressing pathophysiologyp. 174
Ongoing assessmentp. 177
Evidence-based carep. 180
Conclusionp. 185
Referencesp. 185
The patient with a traumatic injuryp. 188
Introductionp. 188
Patient scenariop. 188
Mechanisms of injuryp. 189
Assessment and diagnosisp. 190
Primary and secondary surveysp. 191
Underlying physiology and pathophysiologyp. 192
Evidence-based carep. 193
Continuing patient scenariop. 196
Evidence-based carep. 197
Ongoing patient scenariop. 200
Progressing pathophysiologyp. 201
Ongoing assessmentp. 203
Evidence-based carep. 207
Management of his pelvic injuryp. 211
Conclusionp. 212
Referencesp. 212
The patient with a diabetic emergencyp. 215
Introductionp. 215
Patient scenariop. 215
Underlying physiology and pathophysiologyp. 216
Underlying pathophysiologyp. 217
Assessment and diagnosisp. 221
Evidence-based carep. 223
Ongoing carep. 225
Conclusionp. 226
Referencesp. 226
The long-term patient in intensive care unitp. 228
Introductionp. 228
Patient scenariop. 228
Impact of being in the critical care environmentp. 228
Psychological effectsp. 230
Underlying physiology and physiological effectsp. 235
Quality of lifep. 240
Rehabilitation processp. 241
Conclusionp. 245
Referencesp. 245
Ethical considerations in critical carep. 247
Introductionp. 247
Patient scenariop. 247
Admission to critical carep. 247
What are ethics?p. 248
Biomedical ethical modelp. 250
The role of outreachp. 252
Ongoing patient scenariop. 254
Futile situationsp. 254
Withdrawal/withholding of treatment or euthanasia?p. 254
Patient autonomyp. 256
The process of withdrawing or withholding treatmentp. 256
Role of the nursep. 257
Collaborative decision-makingp. 257
Conclusionp. 258
Referencesp. 258
Indexp. 261
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