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Critical Care

CriticalCareNursing:AHolisticApproach,TenthEdition,

International Edition

PatriciaG.Morton, RN, PhD, ACNP, FAAN

978-1-4511-4627-1 •October2012 • Softbound •8.375”x10.875” • 1352pp.

978-1-60913-749-6 •NorthAmericanEdition: Available inUS,Canada, Australia,NewZealand, PuertoRicoandUSVirgin Islandsonly

Fully revised and streamlined to include themost recent information,

Critical Care Nursing: A Holistic Approach, Tenth Edition

provides

studentswith the theory and application knowledge necessary to fully

prepare them for the highly specialized and complicated technical

worldof critical carenursing.

Features

NEW! Evidence-BasedPracticeHighlights

focus attentionon

the importanceof research-basedpracticeand include significant

excerpts fromAACNpracticealerts aswell as guidelines fromother

relevantorganizations.

NEW! Icons

to identifydrug therapy tables, tables andboxes

containingnursing interventions, aswell as laboratoryand

diagnostic tables focus attentionon significant information.

NEW!SpotlightonGeneticsBox

appears in selected chapters and

is key tounderstandinghowgenetic factors influencedisorders.

NEW! PatientSafetyBoxes

guide safeandeffectivepracticeby

alerting the critical carenurseof risk factors, signs and symptoms,

sideeffects, and complications.

Considerations for theOlderPatientBoxes

highlight the special

needsof the fastest growingpartof our population—older

patients.

HealthHistoryBoxes

summarize keyareas that shouldbe covered

and relevant information thatmaybe revealedduring thehealth

history.

CollaborativeCareGuides

is presented ina tabular format

containingoutcomes and interventions. Itdescribes how the

health care teamworks together tomanageapatient’s illness and

minimize complications.

TeachingGuides

help the critical carenurse topreparepatients and

familymembers for procedures, assist patients and familymembers

withunderstanding the illness theyaredealingwith, explain

post-procedureor postoperativeactivitiesor prepareapatient for

discharge from thehospital.

NursingDiagnosesandCollaborativeProblemsBoxes

use

currentNANDA terminology to summarize commonnursing

diagnoses and collaborativeproblems for particular conditions.

Table of Contents

Part1:

TheConceptofHolismApplied

toCriticalCareNursingPractice

Part2:

Professional Practice Issues in

CriticalCare

Part3:

Special Populations inCritical

Care

Part4:

Special Situations inCritical

Care

Part5:

CardiovascularSystem

Part6:

RespiratorySystem

Part7:

Renal System

Part8:

NervousSystem

Part9:

Gastrointestinal System

Part10:

EndocrineSystem

Part11:

Hematological and Immune

Systems

Part12:

IntegumentarySystem

Part13:

MultisystemDysfunction

Appendix:

ACLSGuidelines