Nursing Medical Emergency Patients is a practical guide to
the nursing care and management of patients with medical
emergencies involving system failure. Following an initial chapter
on assessment, the authors adopt a system-by-system approach, with
an emphasis on the clinical features of medical emergencies, their
assessment, diagnosis and treatment.
Nursing Medical Emergency Patients is a vital resource
for all nurses working with medical emergency patients, and
provides an essential companion to both Monitoring the
Critically Ill Patient and Treating the Critically Ill
Patient.
* Accessible and reader friendly
* Integrates theory with practice
* Adopts an evidence based approach
* Includes chapter objectives, 'best practice’ boxes and case
studies
* Refers to National guidelines and key initiatives e.g. outreach
teams
* Includes legal and ethical issues
Spis treści
Contributors.
Foreword.
Acknowledgements.
Chapter 1 Overview of the treatment of medical emergencies
(Philip Jevon).
Chapter 2 Respiratory emergencies (Kate Deacon).
Chapter 3 Cardiac emergencies (Melanie Humphreys).
Chapter 4 Cardiovascular emergencies (Melanie
Humphreys).
Chapter 5 Shock (Beverley Ewens).
Chapter 6 Neurological emergencies (Anthony Batson and
Christine Thompson).
Chapter 7 Acute renal failure (Sue Talbot).
Chapter 8 Gastrointestinal emergencies (Beverley
Ewens).
Chapter 9 Endocrine emergencies (Philip Jevon).
Chapter 10 Poisoning (James Bethel).
Chapter 11 Critical care outreach service (Kate
Deacon).
Chapter 12 Ethical and legal issues (Fiona Foxall).
Index.
O autorze
Philip Jevon is Resuscitation Officer/Clinical Skills Lead
and Honorary Clinical Lecturer, Manor Hospital Walsall.
Melanie Humphreys is a Senior Lecturer at the University
of Wolverhampton.
Beverley Ewens is Staff Development Nurse, Critical Care
Unit, Joondalup Health Campus, Western Australia.
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