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Acute Medicine:

A Handbook for Nurse Practitioners
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John Wiley & Sons, Apr 4, 2007 - Medical - 280 pages
This book provides Nurse Practitioners working in the field of Acute Medicine with an up to date, practical, and comprehensive guide to the management of acute medical patients. It serves as a text from which the busy highly skilled nurse can obtain information on assessment, diagnosis, and management of acute medical conditions. It identifies priorities for treatment and guides the reader through the management of the patient. Wherever possible the latest published guidelines have been included. The final chapter of the book considers the legal, professional and ethical issues faced by nurses working at an advanced level. The issues of role development, the development of protocols and prescribing are considered.
  

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Contents

1 Patient Assessment
1
2 Emergencies
27
3 Acute Poisoning and Drug Overdose
41
4 Infection
65
5 Respiratory Conditions
89
6 Cardiovascular Conditions
113
7 Gatrointestinal Conditions
143
8 Metabolic Conditions
153
10 Renovascular Conditions
197
11 Elderly Care
203
12 Haematological Conditions
209
13 Advanced Practice
223
Appendices
237
Glossary
255
Index
259
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9 Neurological Conditions
181

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About the author (2007)

Lisa Carroll RGN, MSc, Consultant Nurse Acute Medicine. University Hospital of North Staffordshire, UK.

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