Fundamentals Of Nursing: Concepts, Process, and Practice

by Barbara J. Kozier, Glenora L. Erb, Audrey Berman

This work takes a comprehensive approach to nursing that includes an emphasis on assessment, wellness and health promotion, as well as coverage of care of the elderly. It provides extensive information on CDC guidelines, AIDS and situations requiring added safety precautions. Each step of the nursing process is covered in individual chapters, with clear logos to highlight important subjects such as nursing diagnoses, outcome criteria, blood and body fluid precautions. those on fluid, ethnicity and culture, family and community health and late adulthood; an entire chapter on critical thinking; and coverage of new procedures including using an ambularm safety-monitoring device, using a pulse oximeter and managing pain with a patient-controlled analgesia pump (PCA).

Genres: Nursing

1518 pages, Hardcover

First published April 1, 1991

Reviews

[Janel]

i need to read this book because i am a nursing student.

[Pearl Angeli (pearlreadsnovels)]

This textbook helped me a lot in passing my board exam. Thank you, Kozier! :)

[Faye]

lots of procedure in return demonstrations can be found here and also it helps in rationalizing and to develop your nursing skills. you could use this throughout your nursing education.

[Bunnea Phat]

want to read

[Aless]

Easy to read, but the format makes me feel overwhelmed.

[Kimmah]

I really like the layout of this textbook. It is easy to understand with a lot of tables, diagrams, and how-to's.

[Michelle]

nice book!!

[Michelle Gay]

This book teaches the nursing skills a nursing student must have..

[Georgiana Leung]

i need to reading this book for my reference .

[Bea]

For university. Quite a well-written, well-formatted textbook.

[Gema]

constantly learning ways of nursing