Vital Signs for Nurses: An Introduction to Clinical Observations
Posted By Sofia Schonell on July 18, 2011
Monitoring, observing and recording the vital signs of patients is a fundamental aspect of delivering quality patient care. This practical and accessible guide will develop your underpinning knowledge and skills in both theory and practice for the adult patient found either in hospital, private sector or community settings.
A must-have for health care assistants, student nurses or newly qualified registered nurses working within any health care environment, this book explores not only how to assess and monitor patients, but also covers:
- Legal and ethical issues
- Infection prevention and control
- Pain
- Communication
- Nutrition
- Reflective practice
- Continuing professional development
This essential and practical resource also features learning objectives, case studies, a glossary of key terms, activities and multiple choice questions to assist you in your understanding of this subject.
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