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E-raamat: High Dependency Nursing Care: Observation, Intervention and Support for Level 2 Patients

(East Kent Hospitals NHS Trust, UK), (Middlesex University, UK)
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Level 2 (highly dependent) patients are nursed in a variety of clinical areas. High Dependency Nursing Care has been written for pre qualified and post qualified students undertaking modules and placements to prepare them for nursing the acutely ill and nurses caring for these patients. Written by a team of nurses experienced in providing, supporting and developing high dependency care, it discusses practical issues and explores the current evidence base for clinical practice.

This essential textbook covers the context of care with chapters on fundamental aspects, such as sleep, nutrition, pain management and stress. It goes on to look at the main causes of critical illness and the treatments often given, as well as the skills necessary for monitoring patients. Completely updated throughout, this second edition also includes new chapters on infection control, heart failure, tissue removal and transferring the sicker patient.

High Dependency Nursing Care is:

Comprehensive: it covers all the key areas of knowledge needed

User-friendly: it includes learning outcomes, introductions, time out exercises, implications for practice, useful websites and up-to-date references

Clearly written: by a team of experienced nurses

Practically based: clinical scenarios provide stimulating discussion and revision topics

Arvustused

'This second edition of Moore and Woodrows text has been re-written to acknowledge the substantial contribution to high dependency care provided by nurses working on acute wards. This is achieved to good effect and the resulting text provides a valuable source of comprehensive, contemporary and easily accessible clinical knowledge and skills. This text should find a place on every acute ward and should also be recommended as a key text for final year undergraduate nurses. It is likely to also provide a rich source of reference for nurses working in primary care.' Ruth Endacott, University of Plymouth, UK

This new edition includes important additional chapters, for example rehabilitation, which reflect recent changes to health provision and national guidelines. Other chapters are revised and provide up to date evidence to care for this growing group of patients. This comprehensive book continues to be an essential text for practitioners in critical and acute care. Jane Roe, Kingston University and St George's, University of London, UK

List of figures
xi
List of tables
xiii
List of boxes
xiv
List of contributors
xvi
Preface to the second edition xvii
Abbreviations xix
Part 1: Contexts for care
Comprehensive critical care
3(6)
Tina Moore
Patient-centred care
9(9)
Tina Moore
Ethics
18(10)
Tina Moore
Family care
28(9)
Tina Moore
Cultural issues
37(8)
Mary Tilki
Nursing assessment
45(10)
Sheila O'Sullivan
Nutrition
55(11)
Philip Woodrow
Infection control
66(11)
Philip Woodrow
Part 2: Neurological
Neurological assessment
77(8)
Philip Woodrow
Acute pain management
85(11)
Philip Woodrow
Psychological disturbances
96(9)
Tina Moore
Sleep
105(9)
Tina Moore
Stress
114(7)
Tina Moore
Acute neurological pathologies
121(14)
Philip Woodrow
Part 3: Respiratory
Respiratory assessment
135(11)
Tina Moore
Pulse oximetry
146(8)
Tina Moore
Arterial blood gas analysis
154(9)
Tina Moore
Respiratory pathologies
163(11)
Philip Woodrow
Oxygen therapy
174(11)
Tina Moore
Suctioning
185(11)
Tina Moore
Intrapleural chest drains
196(8)
Philip Woodrow
Temporary tracheostomies
204(9)
Philip Woodrow
Non-invasive ventilation
213(14)
Philip Woodrow
Part 4: Cardiovascular
Haemodynamic assessment
227(10)
Philip Woodrow
ECGs and common dysrhythmias
237(20)
Philip Woodrow
Acute coronary syndromes
257(9)
Noirin Egan
Shock
266(11)
Tina Moore
Heart failure
277(14)
Philip Woodrow
Fluid and electrolyte disturbances
291(16)
Tina Moore
Part 5: Abdominal
Acute kidney injury
307(9)
Philip Woodrow
Gastrointestinal disorders
316(13)
Philip Woodrow
Haematological disorders
329(11)
Tina Moore
Diabetic emergencies
340(11)
Tina Moore
Acute liver dysfunction
351(9)
Philip Woodrow
Gynaecology
360(17)
Lisa Tupper
Part 6: Positive outcomes
Rehabilitation
377(7)
Tina Moore
Transferring patients
384(7)
Tina Moore
Critical Care Outreach and the early detection of acute illness
391(9)
Debbie Higgs
End-of-life care
400(9)
Philip Woodrow
Tissue retrieval
409(8)
Philip Woodrow
Professional issues
417(10)
Tina Moore
Conclusion 427(2)
Glossary 429(2)
References 431(46)
Index 477
Tina Moore is a Senior Lecturer in Acute and High Dependency Care at Middlesex University, London.



Philip Woodrow is a Practice Development Nurse in Critical Care at the East Kent Hospitals University NHS Trust, where he delivers a six-day course for ward staff caring for level 2 (highly dependent) patients. He is also the author of Intensive Care Nursing: A Framework for Practice, 2nd edition (Routledge, 2006).