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Gerontology

Gerontological Nursing, Eighth Edition

Charlotte Eliopoulos, RN, MPH, PhD

978-1-4511-7277-5 • January 2013 • Softbound • 7” x 10” • 576 pp. • 41 Illus. • 151Tables

Eliopoulos provides students with the content they need, taking a

holistic approach to

Gerontological Nursing

. Updated for currency,

the text works to ensure students are prepared for their careers with

new real world application and care competencies to help guide work

place decisions. With DocuCare availability, this new edition also

connects textbook resources with clinical and simulation setting via

supplementary resources.

Features

NEW! Bringing Research to Life Boxes (EBP Boxes)

highlight

current research related to chapter topic and related best practices.

NEW!

Practice realities translate chapter topic to a real life

scenario.

NEW!

Content on empowering the older adults and discussion of

gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender older adults.

• Extensive discussion on revised appropriate use and regulations

regarding chemical restraint.

• Enhanced discussion of end-of-life decision making including

cultural considerations.

Nursing Diagnosis Highlight

provides a case with nursing care plan

steps that can be implemented.

Case Study

with critical thinking questions related to chapter topic.

Key Concepts

and

Points to Ponder

help guide students through

each chapter.

Terms to Know

highlights the key terms for each chapter topic.

Table of Contents

Ch. 1: The Aging Population

Ch. 2: Theories of Aging

Ch. 3: Diversity

Ch. 4: Life Transitions and Story

Ch. 5: Common Aging Changes

Ch. 6: The Specialty of Gerontological

Nursing

Ch. 7: Holistic Model for Gerontological

Nursing

Ch. 8: Legal Aspects of Gerontological

Nursing

Ch. 9: Ethical Aspects of Gerontological

Nursing

Ch. 10: Continuum of Care in

Gerontological Nursing

Ch. 11: Self-Care for the Gerontological

Nurse

Ch. 12: Sexuality and Intimacy

Ch. 13: Spirituality

Ch. 14: Nutrition and Hydration

Ch. 15: Rest and Sleep

Ch. 16: Comfort and Pain Management

Ch. 17: Safety

Ch. 18: Safe Medication Use

Ch. 19: Respiration

Ch. 20: Circulation

Ch. 21: Digestion and Bowel Elimination

Ch. 22:. Urinary Elimination

Ch. 23: Reproductive System Health

Ch. 24: Movement

Ch. 25: Neurologic Function

Ch. 26: Sensation

Ch. 27: Endocrine Function

Ch. 28: Integumentary Function

Ch. 29: Immune Function

Ch. 30: Infections

Ch. 31: Cancer

Ch. 32: Mental Health Disorders

Ch. 33: Delirium and Dementia

Ch. 34: Living in Harmony with Chronic

Conditions

Ch. 35: Rehabilitative Care

Ch. 36: Acute Care

Ch. 37: Long-Term Care

Ch. 38: Family Care giving

Ch. 39: End-of-Life Care