Trauma Nursing: From Resuscitation Through Rehabilitation, Volume 777Saunders, 2002 - 881 pages Now with updated diagnostic and treatment methods, this book offers more complete and detailed coverage than any other trauma nursing text. Chapters provide detailed instruction on the best ways to respond during all phases of the cycle of trauma from prevention and resuscitation through critical care and rehabilitation. A team of expert contributors guides readers through specific injuries and their treatments. They identify and describe the nursing skills necessary to provide the best care for your clients. Updated content reflects new research-based findings, includes expanded content on pain management, and three new chapters on performance improvement in trauma care, injury prevention, and prehospital care. Critical Care Nursing Quarterly says the new 3rd edition continues to be the comprehensive resource for trauma nursing. - Comprehensive and in-depth coverage of trauma nursing issues. -- New chapter on performance improvement in trauma car |
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... nutrient transport , and oncotic pressure Indirect calorimetry and RQ , blood
glucose Outcomes of Nutrient Imbalance Undernutrition : Local infection ; slowed
wound healing ; weight loss ; muscle wasting ( amino acids used for energy ) ;
loss ...
Typically , a factor of 4 is used to estimate obligatory losses from feces and skin .
Total amount of nitrogen intake is ... Nitrogen balance is negative when the body
loses muscle mass , such as during weight loss . When body weight , body ...
Indications of inadequate nutrition include weight loss greater than 10 % of
preinjury weight ; low serum albumin , prealbumin , and transferrin levels ; and a
negative nitrogen balance . The delivery of appropriate nutrition is a major
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Contents
TraumaEMS System Development | 7 |
Trauma Nursing The Focus of Care | 13 |
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