Developing Clinical Judgment for Practical/Vocational Nursing Practice and NGN Readiness
1. PART 1. Introduction to Clinical Judgment - p. xi 2. 1. Clinical judgment: Building on the clinical problem-solving process - p. 1 3. 2. Introduction to the new next-generation NCLEX® (NGN) item types - p. 6 4. PART 2. Clinical Judgment for Young and Middle-Aged Adults Experiencing Commonly Occurring Health Conditions - p. 18 5. 3. Client conditions affecting perfusion - p. 19 6. 4. Client conditions affecting gas exchange - p. 31 7. 5. Client conditions affecting mobility - p. 44 8. 6. Client conditions affecting glucose regulation - p. 59 9. 7. Client conditions affecting elimination - p. 74 10. 8. Client conditions affecting reproduction - p. 91 11. 9. Client conditions affecting mood and affect - p. 103 12. 10. Client conditions resulting from ineffective coping - p. 114 13. PART 3. Clinical Judgment to Coordinate Care for Older Adults Experiencing Commonly Occurring Conditions - p. 126 14. 11. Client conditions affecting perfusion - p. 127 15. 12. Client conditions affecting gas exchange - p. 139 16. 13. Client conditions affecting mobility - p. 151 17. 14. Client conditions affecting elimination - p. 162 18. 15. Client conditions affecting tissue integrity - p. 172 19. 16. Client conditions affecting metabolism - p. 181 20. 17. Client conditions affecting sensory perception - p. 192 21. 18. Client conditions affecting cognition - p. 203 22. 19. Client conditions affecting mood and affect - p. 212 23. PART 4. Clinical Judgment for Maternal-Newborn and Pediatric Clients - p. 220 24. 20. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting peripartum care - p. 221 25. 21. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting newborns - p. 232 26. 22. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting children - p. 243 27. 23. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting adolescents - p. 255 28. Answer Key - p. 271 29. Chapter 3. Client conditions affecting perfusion - p. 271 30. Chapter 4. Client conditions affecting gas exchange - p. 280 31. Chapter 5. Client conditions affecting mobility - p. 288 32. Chapter 6. Client conditions affecting glucose regulation - p. 298 33. Chapter 7. Client conditions affecting elimination - p. 307 34. Chapter 8. Client conditions affecting reproduction - p. 316 35. Chapter 9. Client conditions affecting mood and affect - p. 326 36. Chapter 10. Client conditions resulting from ineffective coping - p. 335 37. Chapter 11. Client conditions affecting perfusion - p. 344 38. Chapter 12. Client conditions affecting gas exchange - p. 352 39. Chapter 13. Client conditions affecting mobility - p. 359 40. Chapter 14. Client conditions affecting elimination - p. 366 41. Chapter 15. Client conditions affecting tissue integrity - p. 374 42. Chapter 16. Client conditions affecting metabolism - p. 381 43. Chapter 17. Client conditions affecting sensory perception - p. 391 44. Chapter 18. Client conditions affecting cognition - p. 399 45. Chapter 19. Client conditions affecting mood and affect - p. 407 46. Chapter 20. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting peripartum care - p. 414 47. Chapter 21. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting newborns - p. 423 48. Chapter 22. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting children - p. 431 49. Chapter 23. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting adolescents - p. 441 50. References - p. 451
Developing Clinical Judgment for Practical/Vocational Nursing Practice and NGN Readiness
1. PART 1. Introduction to Clinical Judgment - p. xi 2. 1. Clinical judgment: Building on the clinical problem-solving process - p. 1 3. 2. Introduction to the new next-generation NCLEX® (NGN) item types - p. 6 4. PART 2. Clinical Judgment for Young and Middle-Aged Adults Experiencing Commonly Occurring Health Conditions - p. 18 5. 3. Client conditions affecting perfusion - p. 19 6. 4. Client conditions affecting gas exchange - p. 31 7. 5. Client conditions affecting mobility - p. 44 8. 6. Client conditions affecting glucose regulation - p. 59 9. 7. Client conditions affecting elimination - p. 74 10. 8. Client conditions affecting reproduction - p. 91 11. 9. Client conditions affecting mood and affect - p. 103 12. 10. Client conditions resulting from ineffective coping - p. 114 13. PART 3. Clinical Judgment to Coordinate Care for Older Adults Experiencing Commonly Occurring Conditions - p. 126 14. 11. Client conditions affecting perfusion - p. 127 15. 12. Client conditions affecting gas exchange - p. 139 16. 13. Client conditions affecting mobility - p. 151 17. 14. Client conditions affecting elimination - p. 162 18. 15. Client conditions affecting tissue integrity - p. 172 19. 16. Client conditions affecting metabolism - p. 181 20. 17. Client conditions affecting sensory perception - p. 192 21. 18. Client conditions affecting cognition - p. 203 22. 19. Client conditions affecting mood and affect - p. 212 23. PART 4. Clinical Judgment for Maternal-Newborn and Pediatric Clients - p. 220 24. 20. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting peripartum care - p. 221 25. 21. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting newborns - p. 232 26. 22. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting children - p. 243 27. 23. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting adolescents - p. 255 28. Answer Key - p. 271 29. Chapter 3. Client conditions affecting perfusion - p. 271 30. Chapter 4. Client conditions affecting gas exchange - p. 280 31. Chapter 5. Client conditions affecting mobility - p. 288 32. Chapter 6. Client conditions affecting glucose regulation - p. 298 33. Chapter 7. Client conditions affecting elimination - p. 307 34. Chapter 8. Client conditions affecting reproduction - p. 316 35. Chapter 9. Client conditions affecting mood and affect - p. 326 36. Chapter 10. Client conditions resulting from ineffective coping - p. 335 37. Chapter 11. Client conditions affecting perfusion - p. 344 38. Chapter 12. Client conditions affecting gas exchange - p. 352 39. Chapter 13. Client conditions affecting mobility - p. 359 40. Chapter 14. Client conditions affecting elimination - p. 366 41. Chapter 15. Client conditions affecting tissue integrity - p. 374 42. Chapter 16. Client conditions affecting metabolism - p. 381 43. Chapter 17. Client conditions affecting sensory perception - p. 391 44. Chapter 18. Client conditions affecting cognition - p. 399 45. Chapter 19. Client conditions affecting mood and affect - p. 407 46. Chapter 20. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting peripartum care - p. 414 47. Chapter 21. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting newborns - p. 423 48. Chapter 22. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting children - p. 431 49. Chapter 23. Commonly occurring client conditions affecting adolescents - p. 441 50. References - p. 451
