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Fundamentals & Skills

Taylor’s Handbook of Clinical Nursing Skills, Second Edition

Pamela Lynn, MSN, RN

978-1-4511-9363-3 • October 2014 • Softbound • 4.25” x 7.125” • 1016 pp. • 107 illus.

Taylor’s Handbook of Clinical Nursing Skills

, a quick-reference guide

to basic and advanced nursing skills, outlines step-by-step instructions

while reinforcing the cognitive and technical knowledge needed to

perform skills safely and effectively. The convenient handbook format

is helpful for your review in the lab or clinical setting and as a reference

for practice.

Features

NEW! Delegation Considerations

assist you in developing the

critical decision-making skills necessary to transfer responsibility for

the performance of an activity to another individual and to ensure

safe and effective nursing care.

Step-by-Step Skills

are presented in a concise, straightforward, and

simplified two-column format facilitating competent performance

of nursing skills.

A Nursing Process Framework

integrates related nursing

responsibilities for each of the five steps.

Skill Variations

provide clear, start-to-finish instructions for

variations in equipment or technique.

Documentation Guidelines

direct you in accurate documentation

of skills and findings.

Scientific Rationales

accompany each nursing action to promote

a deeper understanding of the basic principles supporting nursing

care.

Hand Hygiene icons

alert you to this crucial step that prevents the

spread of microorganisms.

Patient Identification icons

alert you to this crucial step ensuring

the right patient receives the intervention and helping prevent

errors.

General Considerations

, which explain the varying needs of

patients across the lifespan and in various settings, are available on

thePoint.

Table of Contents

A:

Ch. 1: Ambulation, Assisting a Patient with

Ch. 2: Ambulation Using a Cane, Assisting

a Patient with

Ch. 3: Ambulation Using Crutches, Assisting

a Patient with

Ch. 4: Ambulation Using a Walker, Assisting

a Patient with

Ch. 5: Arterial Catheters, Peripheral,

Removing

B:

Ch. 6: Back Massage, Giving

Ch. 7: Bandage, Applying a Figure-Eight

Ch. 8: Bath: Bed, Providing

Ch. 9: Bath: Shower or Tub, Assisting With

Ch. 10: Bath: Sitz, Assisting with

Ch. 11: Bed Making, Occupied

Ch. 12: Bed Making, Unoccupied

Ch. 13: Bed Scale, Using

Ch. 14: Bedpan, Assisting with the Use of

Ch. 15: Bladder Irrigation, Continuous

Closed Bladder Irrigation (CBI),

Administering

Ch. 16: Bladder Volume: Assessing Using an

Ultrasound Bladder Scanner

Ch. 17: Blood Glucose Testing, Obtaining a

Capillary Sample

Ch. 18: Blood Pressure, Assessing Brachial

Artery Auscultated

Ch. 19: Blood Pressure, Assessing Using a

Doppler Ultrasound

Ch. 20: Blood Pressure, Assessing Using an

Electronic Automated Monitor

Ch. 21: Blood Sample, Obtaining from

Arterial Catheter

Ch. 22: Blood Sample, Using Venipuncture

for Routine Testing

Ch. 23: Blood Specimen: Culture and

Sensitivity

Ch. 24: Blood Specimen, Obtaining for

Arterial Blood Gas Analysis

Ch. 25 Blood Transfusing, Administering

…Abridged to fit