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With the increasing scope for and complexity of nursing care there is a great demand for competent nurse practitioners in all-clinical settings. The practicing nurse today is expected to make quick nursing diagnosis following accurate assessment in order to provide competent and holistic nursing care to clients. This pocket sized hand book is prepared to provide student/practicing nurse with a ready reference to assist with collection of subjective and objective client data. It is intended to remind them of information needed when assessing the client including normal and abnormal findings. Illustrations, highlights, tables, and charts are clearly presented so that they are not easily forgotten.
This book in its fourth edition has been revised and updated extensively both in content and by addition of chapters. The new chapters on setting up Health clinic, Town planning, Rehabilitation and Statistics have been added. But the basic approach to the presentation remains the same as designed by the author. Unlike many other textbooks on the subject the emphasis is on the practical aspects of Community Health Nursing. Hence this will facilitate the process of skill development along with acquisition of knowledge in the subject In terms of the comprehensiveness of the content and readability, this textbook will continue to be of immense help to students of Community Health.
The text is written to encourage active student participation and thereby promote language acquisition and also nurture finer qualities like empathy, cooperation and self confidence in the students English for Diploma Nursing Students is specially designed to help students communicate clearly in their professional settings. It is an attempt to build up their level of proficiency in English through a variety of channels that include exercises, remedial measures, vocabulary games and fluency activities in all the language skills-speaking, listening, reading and writing The reading passages are carefully chosen so that the content holds the readers attention, despite the linguistic challenges in the text. A conscious effort is taken to build up the students medical and core vocabulary through real life passages from nursing journals and newspapers. The material and methods of teaching are so designed as to enhance their interest in learning English and also to develop an awareness of the social and ethical values important for life
The book titled Basic Psychology is quite comprehensive as it deals with all the important aspects of general psychology and human behaviour in a very simple and readable form. The author has succeeded in including some thoughts and ideas of modern psychologists. The content is presented with utmost clarity and thoroughness. The illustrations and drawings will sustain the interest of the students. It will be a very valuable text book for nursing students as there are adequate explanations and thought provoking discussions. The summary and quiz in each chapter will be very helpful for the students to facilitate learning process and develop good study habits.
This book is an ideal book and discusses what the professional nurse should be and what the nurse should do. In this book the subject has been presented in a simple manner and can be taught, learned and practiced in everyday life. Since Service is one of the essential criteria of a profession. Ethics plays an important role in building a positive attitude for this service. Knowledge of ethics and professional adjustments helps to build a strong foundation for practice in the Nursing profession.
UNIT 1 Planning Nursing Care 1. Nursing Process UNIT 2 Pregnancy/Antepartum Period 2. Genetic Counseling 3. Trimesters 4. High-risk Pregnancy 5. Cardiac Conditions in Pregnancy 6. Pregnancy-induced Hypertension 7. Diabetes Mellitus: Pre-pregnancy/Gestational 8. Prenatal Hemorrhage 9. Prenatal Infection 10. Premature Dilation of Cervix (Incompetent/Dysfunctional Cervix) 11. Spontaneous Termination of Pregnancy/Abortion 12. Elective Termination 13. Preterm Labor/Prevention of Delivery 14. Pregnant Adolescent 15. Prenatal Substance Abuse/Dependence UNIT 3 Intrapartum Period 16. Labor Stage I: Latent Phase 17. Labor Stage I: Active Phase 18. Labor Stage I: Transition Phase (Deceleration) 19. Labor Stage II: Expulsion of Fetus 20. Labor Stage III: Placental Expulsion 21. Dysfunctional Labor/Dystocia 22. Labor Induction/Augmentation 23. Cesarean Delivery 24. Precipitous Labor/Delivery 25. Intrapartal Hypertension 26. Intrapartal Diabetes Mellitus UNIT 4 Postpartum Period 27. Labor Stage IV: First Four Hours Following Delivery of the Placenta 28. Four Hours to Two Days Postpartum 29. Care Following Cesarean Delivery (4 Hours to 3 Days) 30. Client at 24 to 48 Hours Following Discharge 31. Client at One Week Following Discharge 32. Postpartal Hemorrhage 33. Puerperal Infection 34. Postpartal Diabetes Mellitus 35. Puerperal Thrombophlebitis 36. Parents of Newborns with Special Needs 37. Perinatal Loss UNIT 5 Newborn Period 38. Neonate: First Hour of Life 39. Neonate at Two Hours to Two Days of Age 40. Neonate at Two Days to One Week Following Discharge 41. Preterm Infant 42. Newborn Having Hyperbilirubinemia 43. Neonate of an HIV-Positive Mother 44. Deviations in Growth Patterns 45. Infant of an Addicted Mother 46. Neonatal Circumcision Bibliography Index