This text provides a guide to identifying nursing diagnoses and patient care plans. It is organized into three sections. Section one explains how the nurse arrives at a nursing diagnosis using assessment findings as well as other known data; section two contains an alphabetical list of approximately 1000 client signs and symptoms, medical diagnoses, therapeutic modalities, nursing diagnoses and psychiatric diagnoses; and section three provides definitions, defining characteristics, client/goal outcomes; suggested nursing ...
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This text provides a guide to identifying nursing diagnoses and patient care plans. It is organized into three sections. Section one explains how the nurse arrives at a nursing diagnosis using assessment findings as well as other known data; section two contains an alphabetical list of approximately 1000 client signs and symptoms, medical diagnoses, therapeutic modalities, nursing diagnoses and psychiatric diagnoses; and section three provides definitions, defining characteristics, client/goal outcomes; suggested nursing interventions with rationales, and client/family teaching protocols for all NANDA-approved diagnoses.
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Seller's Description:
Good. Good condition. 3rd edition. A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains.
I have not purchased the book. but thank you , its only 99 cents, Im so sad it's not in spanish! why? in spanish version in this page cost $248 but anyway thank you I willl use google traslantor
Sean
Nov 11, 2010
Review
This book is really helpful! it has a lot of symptoms in which a student nurse can find a good nursing diagnosis for. It feels complete with as it has a lot of information which is easily understood.
scubababy2004
May 14, 2007
Greatest Care Plan Book Ever
This is the only care plan book you will ever need for nursing school. The nursing diagnosis are laid out in the front of the book by disorder, so if a patient has nausea, you just look up nausea and it shows you the most appropriate nursing diagnosis for that problem. The diagnosis and rationals are all written in plain English and are very easy to understand and modify to fit your patient. This is definitely a must have book for nursing students.
