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Clinical Handbook of Critical Care Nursing: Assessment, Monitoring, and Management of the Critically Ill Adult

Clinical Handbook of Critical Care Nursing: Assessment, Monitoring, and Management of the Critically Ill Adult

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ISBN13: 9798170933976
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 356
Weight: 1.82
Height: 0.74 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English

Critical care nursing is defined by a single judgment: knowing which of the numbers in front of you matters most, right now. Anyone can be taught to record a mean arterial pressure. Knowing that 65 is reassuring in one patient and alarming in the next is the specialty.

Most reference books fail at exactly that point. They describe. They list signs and interventions and leave the reader with facts that cannot be reasoned from. A nurse who has memorized that hypotension indicates septic shock is not thereby equipped to recognize septic shock in a patient whose blood pressure is still normal - and it is that patient whose outcome she can still change.

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