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Adult Health Nursing-I (III Semester)

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Adult Health Nursing-I (III Semester)

Dr. Jogendra Sharma

ISBN: 978-93-5736-494-2

536

Pages

2024

Edition

PB

HB/PB

English

Language

Book Description

Adult Health Nursing-I (III Semester) is an English medium B.Sc. Nursing textbook with integrated pathophysiology and BCLS module, per the INC syllabus. The book opens with an introduction to medical surgical nursing, its evolution and trends, the International Classification of Diseases, the nurse's role and medical and surgical asepsis. Care of surgical patients and intraoperative care follow, covering the operation theatre set up, positioning and draping, instruments and sutures, sterilization, scrubbing, gowning and gloving, anaesthesia and legal aspects. The management of common signs and symptoms includes fluid and electrolyte imbalance, shock and pain. System-wise chapters then cover nursing management of patients with respiratory, digestive, cardiovascular, blood, endocrine, integumentary and musculoskeletal disorders, each with a review of anatomy and physiology, nursing assessment and common disorders. A chapter on communicable diseases covers tuberculosis, hepatitis, typhoid, dengue, malaria, COVID-19 and many others, along with special infection control measures and immunization, and the book ends with the BLS/BCLS module. Written by Dr. Jogendra Sharma, the 2024 edition has 536 pages. Useful for B.Sc. Nursing III Semester students.

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