Test Bank for Priorities in Critical Care Nursing 8th Edition by Urden

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• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0323531997
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0323531993
• Author:   Linda D. Urden DNSc RN CNS NE-BC FAAN (Author), Kathleen M. Stacy PhD APRN-CNS CCNS FCNS (Author), Mary E. Lough PhD RN CCNS FCCM FAHA FCNS FAAN (Author)

Stay on top of the most important issues in high acuity, progressive, and critical care settings with Priorities in Critical Care Nursing, 8th Edition. Perfect for both practicing nurses and critical care nurses reviewing for CCRN® certification alike, this evidence-based textbook uses the latest, most authoritative research to help you identify patient priorities in order to safely and expertly manage patient care. Succinct coverage of all core critical care nursing topics includes medications, patient safety, patient education, problem identification, and interprofessional collaborative management. You’ll learn how to integrate the technology of critical care with the physiological needs and psychosocial concerns of patients and families to provide the highest-quality care. Additionally, this new edition places a unique focus on interprofessional patient problems to help you learn to speak a consistent language of patient problems and work successfully as part of an interprofessional team.

 

Table of Content:

1. Unit One Foundations in Critical Care Nursing
2. 1 Caring for the Critically Ill Patient
3. Contemporary Critical Care
4. Critical Care Nursing Roles
5. Critical Care Professional Accountability
6. Evidence-Based Nursing Practice
7. Holistic Critical Care Nursing
8. Complementary and Alternative Therapies
9. Technology in Critical Care
10. Interprofessional Collaborative Practice
11. Quality, Safety, and Regulatory Issues in Critical Care
12. Privacy and Confidentiality
13. Healthy Work Environment
14. Additional Resources
15. References
16. 2 Ethical and Legal Issues
17. Differences Between Morals and Ethics
18. Conflicting Principles, Paternalism, and Medical Futility
19. Professional Nursing Ethics and the Nursing Code of Ethics
20. Legal Issues
21. Tort Law: Negligence and Professional Malpractice, Intentional Torts
22. Constitutional Law: Patient Decision Making
23. Additional Resources
24. References
25. 3 Patient and Family Education
26. The Education Process
27. Step 1: Assessment
28. Step 2: Education Plan Development
29. Step 3: Implementation
30. Step 4: Evaluation
31. Step 5: Documentation
32. Informational Needs of Families in Critical Care
33. Preparation of the Patient and Family for Transfer From Critical Care
34. Additional Resources
35. References
36. Unit Two Common Problems in Critical Care
37. 4 Psychosocial Alterations
38. Stress
39. Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
40. Anxiety
41. Spiritual Challenges in Critical Care
42. Coping With Stress and Illness
43. Useful Psychosocial Skills
44. Patients With Other Psychiatric Disorders
45. Nurse Self-Care
46. Additional Resources
47. References
48. 5 Nutritional Alterations
49. Nutrient Metabolism
50. Assessing Nutritional Status
51. Implications of Undernutrition for the Sick or Stressed Patient
52. Nutrition Support
53. Additional Resources
54. References
55. 6 Gerontologic Alterations
56. Overview
57. Cardiovascular System
58. Pulmonary System
59. Renal System
60. Gastrointestinal System
61. Central Nervous System
62. Immune System
63. Integumentary and Musculoskeletal Systems
64. Pharmacologic Therapy in Older Adults
65. Hospital-Associated Risk Factors for Older Adults
66. References
67. 7 Pain and Pain Management
68. Importance of Pain Assessment
69. Definition and Description of Pain
70. Pain Assessment
71. Pain Management
72. Additional Resources
73. References
74. 8 Sedation and Delirium Management
75. Sedation
76. Agitation
77. Delirium
78. Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome and Delirium Tremens
79. Collaborative Management
80. References
81. 9 End-of-Life Care
82. End-of-Life Experience in Critical Care
83. Decision Making
84. Withdrawal or Withholding of Treatment
85. Palliative Care
86. Professional Issues
87. Family Care
88. Collaborative Care
89. References
90. Unit Three Cardiovascular Alterations
91. 10 Cardiovascular Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
92. Cardiovascular Clinical Assessment
93. Physical Examination
94. Hemodynamic Monitoring
95. Electrocardiography
96. Laboratory Tests
97. Diagnostic Procedures
98. Additional Resources
99. References
100. 11 Cardiovascular Disorders
101. Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease
102. Coronary Artery Disease
103. References
104. Myocardial Infarction
105. References
106. Cardiac Arrest and Sudden Cardiac Death
107. Heart Failure
108. References
109. Cardiomyopathy
110. Endocarditis
111. References
112. Valvular Heart Disease
113. References
114. References
115. 12 Cardiovascular Therapeutic Management
116. Temporary Pacemakers
117. Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators
118. Fibrinolytic Therapy
119. Eligibility Criteria
120. Catheter-Based Interventions for Coronary Artery Disease
121. Catheter Interventions for Valve Repair
122. Cardiac Surgery
123. Intraaortic Balloon Pump
124. Pharmacologic Management
125. Additional Resources
126. References
127. Unit Four Pulmonary Alterations
128. 13 Pulmonary Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
129. History
130. Focused Clinical Assessment
131. Laboratory Studies
132. Diagnostic Procedures
133. Bedside Monitoring
134. References
135. 14 Pulmonary Disorders
136. Acute Lung Failure
137. Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome
138. Pneumonia
139. Aspiration Pneumonitis
140. Acute Pulmonary Embolism
141. Status Asthmaticus
142. Long-Term Mechanical Ventilator Dependence
143. Additional Resources
144. References
145. 15 Pulmonary Therapeutic Management
146. Oxygen Therapy
147. Artificial Airways
148. Invasive Mechanical Ventilation
149. Noninvasive Ventilation
150. Positioning Therapy
151. Thoracic Surgery
152. Pharmacology
153. Additional Resources
154. References
155. Unit Five Neurological Alterations
156. 16 Neurologic Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
157. History
158. Focused Clinical Assessment
159. Laboratory Studies
160. Diagnostic Procedures
161. References
162. Multimodal Bedside Monitoring
163. References
164. 17 Neurologic Disorders and Therapeutic Management
165. Stroke
166. Coma
167. Guillain-Barré Syndrome
168. Craniotomy
169. Intracranial Hypertension
170. Pharmacologic Agents
171. Additional Resources
172. References
173. Unit Six Kidney Alterations
174. 18 Kidney Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
175. History
176. Focused Clinical Assessment
177. Fluid Balance Assessments
178. Laboratory Assessment
179. Urinalysis
180. Imaging Studies
181. Kidney Biopsy
182. References
183. 19 Kidney Disorders and Therapeutic Management
184. Acute Kidney Injury
185. Assessment and Diagnosis
186. At-Risk Disease States and Acute Kidney Injury
187. Renal Replacement Therapy: Dialysis
188. Additional Resources
189. References
190. Unit Seven Gastrointestinal Alterations
191. 20 Gastrointestinal Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
192. History
193. Focused Clinical Assessment
194. Laboratory Studies
195. Diagnostic Procedures
196. References
197. 21 Gastrointestinal Disorders and Therapeutic Management
198. Acute Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage
199. Severe Acute Pancreatitis
200. Acute Liver Failure
201. Gastrointestinal Surgery
202. Therapeutic Management
203. Additional Resources
204. References
205. Unit Eight Endocrine Alterations
206. 22 Endocrine Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Procedures
207. History
208. Pancreas
209. Pituitary Gland
210. Thyroid Gland
211. References
212. 23 Endocrine Disorders and Therapeutic Management
213. Neuroendocrine Stress of Critical Illness
214. References
215. Diabetes Mellitus
216. Hyperglycemic Emergencies
217. Reference
218. Reference
219. Diabetes Insipidus
220. Syndrome of Inappropriate Secretion of Antidiuretic Hormone
221. Thyroid Storm
222. Myxedema Coma
223. References
224. Unit Nine Multisystem Alterations
225. 24 Trauma
226. Domestic Violence and Trauma
227. Alcohol and Substance Abuse and Trauma
228. Mechanism of Injury
229. Phases of Trauma Care
230. Specific Trauma Injuries
231. Complications of Trauma
232. Special Considerations
233. References
234. 25 Burns
235. Anatomy and Functions of the Skin
236. Pathophysiology and Etiology of Burn Injury
237. Classification of Burn Injury
238. Initial Emergency Burn Management
239. Special Burn Management Considerations
240. Burn Injury Clinical Course
241. Stressors of Burn Nursing
242. Additional Resources
243. References
244. 26 Shock, Sepsis, and Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome
245. Shock Syndrome
246. Hypovolemic Shock
247. Cardiogenic Shock
248. Anaphylactic Shock
249. Neurogenic Shock
250. Sepsis and Septic Shock
251. Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome
252. Additional Resources
253. References
254. 27 Hematologic Disorders and Oncologic Emergencies
255. Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation
256. Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia
257. Sickle Cell Anemia
258. Tumor Lysis Syndrome
259. References
260. Appendix A Patient Management Plans
261. Appendix B Physiologic Formulas for Critical Care
262. Hemodynamic Equations
263. Pulmonary Formulas
264. Neurologic Formulas
265. Endocrine Formulas
266. Kidney Formulas
267. Nutritional Formulas
268. Reference
269. Index
270. Special Features