Clinical Nursing. Oxygenation

Author: Liang Tao
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: This book emphasizes the basic life needs of human survival—oxygenation, covering health issues arising during the processes of oxygen intake, exchange, transport, utilization, and the elimination of metabolic byproducts. It includes three main parts: the care of patients with common respiratory, circulatory, and hematological diseases from the perspectives of traditional internal medicine, surgery, and pediatric nursing. In terms of writing methodology, it first introduces the concept, etiology, pathogenesis, and pathological knowledge of each disease, then elaborates on the steps of the nursing process one by one, namely nursing assessment (including medical history, clinical manifestations, auxiliary examinations, and psychosocial assessment), nursing diagnoses and collaborative problems with healthcare providers, planning and implementation (including major treatment methods and nursing measures), expected outcomes, and evaluation. This book highlights the patient-centered holistic nursing philosophy, emphasizing the role of the nursing process as a fundamental learning and working method in nursing education and clinical practice. It enables students to strengthen their practical skills while studying basic theoretical knowledge.