Wong's Clinical Manual of Pediatric Nursing
By- David Wilson, MS, RNC-NIC, Staff Nurse, Pediatric Emergency Center, Saint Francis Hospital, Tulsa, OK, USA
- Marilyn Hockenberry, PhD, RN, PNP-BC, FAAN, Professor Duke School of Nursing; Chair, Duke Institutional Research Board Duke University Durham, North Carolina
Portable and convenient, Wong's Clinical Manual of Pediatric Nursing, 8th Edition is your "go-to" clinical guide for the care of children and their families, whether in the hospital, clinic, community setting, or home. It includes assessment tools that may be used in practice, nursing care plans for specific disorders, and new information on pediatric pain assessment and management. Evidence-based guidelines are updated and also include patient teaching instructions, so you'll find all information on a specific procedure in one location. Written by leading pediatric experts David Wilson and Marilyn Hockenberry, this reference includes a companion Evolve website with nursing care plans that may be customized and printed for use with individual patients.
Spiral Bound, 360 Pages
Published: August 2011
Imprint: Mosby
ISBN: 978-0-323-07781-1
Contents
Unit 1: Assessment
Health History
Cultural Assessment
Physical AssessmentNursing Assessment of Specific Health Problems
Family AssessmentNutritional Assessment
Sleep AssessmentGrowth Measurements
Assessment of DevelopmentAssessment of Language and Speech
Assessment of VisionAssessment of Hearing
Growth and DevelopmentUnit 2: Health Promotion
NutritionImmunizations
Safety and Injury PreventionParental Guidance
PlayUnit 3: Pain Assessment and Management
Procedural Sedation and AnalgesiaChildren's Response to Pain
Nonpharmacologic Strategies for Pain ManagementAnalgesic Drug Administration
Side Effects of OpioidsSedation for Painful Procedures
Unit 4: Evidence-Based Pediatric Nursing InterventionsPreparing Children for Procedures Based on Developmental Characteristics
Preparing the FamilySkin Care and General Hygiene
Procedures Related to Maintaining SafetyPositioning for Procedures
Collection of SpecimensProcedures Related to Administration of Medications
End-Of-Life Care InterventionsProcedures Related to Fluid Balance, Blood Administration, or Nutrition Support
Ostomy Care ProceduresProcedures Related to Maintaining Cardiorespiratory Function
Procedures Related to Maintaining Neurologic FunctionUnit 5: Nursing Care Plans
The Process of Nursing Infants and ChildrenNursing Care of Common Problems of Ill and Hospitalized Children
Nursing Care of the NewbornNursing Care of the Child with Respiratory Dysfunction
Nursing Care of the Child with Cardiovascular DysfunctionNursing Care of the Child with Hematologic/Immunologic Dysfunction
Nursing Care of the Child with Neurologic DysfunctionNursing Care of the Child with Cancer
UNIT 6: Reference DataCommon Laboratory Tests

