دانلود کتاب Children's Respiratory Nursing

Children’s Respiratory Nursing is a comprehensive, patient-centered text providing up to date information about the contemporary management of children with respiratory conditions. It looks at acute and chronic respiratory conditions in both primary and secondary health care sectors and explores the subject from a child and family focused perspective. Children’s Respiratory Nursing is structured in four user-friendly sections:The first section provides a general background for children’s respiratory nursing.Section two explores the various investigations that aid diagnosis and treatment; such as assessment of defects in airflow and lung volume, oxygen therapy and long term ventilation.Section three looks at respiratory infection and provides an overview of the common infections in children with reference to national and local guidelines.The final section considers the practical issues that impact on children’s nurses - the transition from children to adult services, legal and ethical issues and the professional communication skills needed for dealing with children and their families.This practical text is essential reading for all children’s nurses who have a special interest with respiratory conditions and would like to develop a level of understanding of the special management required in the specialty.Special FeaturesExamples of good practice provided throughoutProvides research and evidence-based case studiesExplores care in both hospital and community settingsA strong practical approach throughoutContent: Chapter 1 Anatomy and Physiology of the Respiratory System (pages 3–10): Conrad BosmanChapter 2 Homeostasis and the Respiratory System (pages 11–15): Andrew PrayleChapter 3 Nursing Assessment, History Taking and Collaborative Working (pages 16–23): Janice MightenChapter 4 Investigations (pages 25–40): Alan R. Smyth, Conrad Bosman and Janice MightenChapter 5 Assessment of Defects in Airflow and Lung Volume Using Spirometry (pages 41–54): Harish Vyas and Caroline YouleChapter 6 Oxygen Therapy (pages 55–72): Jayesh Bhatt and Sarah SpencerChapter 7 Long?Term Ventilation (pages 73–88): David Thomas and Beverley WaitheChapter 8 Management of Lung Infection in Children (pages 89–106): Alan R. SmythChapter 9 Pharmacology and the Respiratory System (pages 107–112): Andrew Prayle and Janice MightenChapter 10 Management of Asthma and Allergy (pages 113–133): Jayesh Bhatt, Harish Vyas and Debra ForsterChapter 11 Complications With Lung Development and Progressive Airway Injury (pages 134–155): Jayesh Bhatt, Chhavi Goel and Sarah SpencerChapter 12 Inherited Lung Disease in Children (pages 156–185): Alan R. Smyth, Ammani Prasad and Janice MightenChapter 13 Lung Transplantation in Children (pages 186–205): Helen Spencer and Katherine CarterChapter 14 Transition to Adult Services (pages 207–214): Donna HiltonChapter 15 Professional Issues (pages 215–223): Janice MightenChapter 16 Communication: A Holistic Approach (pages 224–237): Phil Brewin