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Adult Health Nursing-II (B.Sc. Nursing Text Book IV Semester)

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Adult Health Nursing-II (B.Sc. Nursing Text Book IV Semester)

Dr. Jogendra Sharma

ISBN: 978-93-5736-748-6

616

Pages

2025

Edition

PB

HB/PB

English

Language

Book Description

Adult Health Nursing-II (IV Semester) is an English-medium B.Sc. Nursing textbook with integrated pathophysiology, on the latest revised INC syllabus. The units deal with the nursing management of patients with: - Disorders of the ear, nose and throat, and of the eye, including cataract, glaucoma and eye donation - Kidney and urinary problems, and disorders of the male reproductive system - Burns, reconstructive and cosmetic surgery - Neurological disorders, from head and spinal injuries to degenerative disease and rehabilitation - Immunological problems, including HIV and AIDS - Oncological conditions, with treatment modalities, supportive and hospice care - Emergency and disaster situations Further units cover nursing care of the elderly, patients in critical care units, including end-of-life care, and occupational and industrial disorders. Most units begin with a review of the relevant anatomy and physiology and patient assessment. The book includes the geriatric nursing and palliative care modules. Written by Dr. Jogendra Sharma and reviewed by a panel of nursing faculty, the 2025 edition runs to 616 pages. It is meant for B.Sc. Nursing IV Semester students studying Adult Health Nursing-II.

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