The Clinical Practice of Neurological and Neurosurgical Nursing

Клиническая практика неврологического и нейрохирургического сестринского дела
Kathryn Suggs Chance, Joanne V. Hickey
1982-03-01

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Part 1 Overview: trends in neurological and neurosurgical nursing practice overview of neuroanatomy and neurophysiology. Part 2 Assessment and evaluation: the neurological physical examination diagnostic evaluation assessment of neurological signs. Part 3 General considerations in neurological and neurosurgical nursing: nutritional needs of neurological and neurosurgical patients emotional and psychological responses to neurological conditions rehabilitation discharge planning. Part 4 Special considerations in neurological and neurosurgical nursing: environmental and occupational factors in neurological nursing care of the unconscious patient increased intracranial pressure water balance the patient undergoing intracranial surgery ethical/legal issues in neuroscience nursing practice. Part 5 Nursing care of patients with trauma to the neurological system: the multi-trauma patient craniocerebral trauma vertebral and spinal cord trauma back pain and intervertebral disc trauma peripheral nerve trauma. Part 6 Nursing care of patients with tumours of the neurologiccal system: brain tumours spinal cord tumours. Part 7 Nursing care of patients with cerebrovascular problems: strokes cerebral aneurysms arteriovenous malformations and other cerebrovascular anomalies. Part 8 Special problems of the neurological system: headaches seizures central nervous system infections nervous sytem degenerative diseases cranial nerve diseases.
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It addresses general nursing needs involving nutrition, psychological responses, rehabilitation, and discharge planning for neurological and neurosurgical patients.
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It covers nursing care across major neurological conditions, including trauma, tumors, cerebrovascular disorders, seizures, infections, degenerative diseases, headaches, and cranial nerve disorders.
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It outlines systematic neurological assessment through physical examination, diagnostic evaluation, and interpretation of neurological signs.
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It presents specialized nursing considerations for unconsciousness, increased intracranial pressure, water balance, intracranial surgery, environmental factors, and ethical/legal issues.
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The work provides a comprehensive overview of neurological and neurosurgical nursing practice, including neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, and clinical trends.

Patients with neurological and neurosurgical conditions

Clinical nursing assessment, care, and management across neurological and neurosurgical conditions

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Kathryn Suggs Chance
Joanne V. Hickey
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