Emergency Nursing, Second Edition

Author: Zhou Xiuhua (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: Written by nursing and medical experts, discussing new perspectives and technologies in emergency nursing. Highly practical, with close integration of modern emergency medicine theory and nursing practice. Highlights nursing features, focusing on nursing observation, treatment principles, and key nursing points. Emphasizes skill development, focusing on the learning and mastery of emergency techniques. A textbook for nursing majors in medical colleges, as well as a self-study reference for practicing nurses and junior physicians. Emergency nursing is an important component of nursing. When facing critically ill patients, the timeliness and accuracy of diagnosis and rescue directly impact the patient's safety and the success of the rescue. Therefore, nurses are required to master emergency knowledge and skills proficiently, enabling them to provide timely and accurate rescue and monitoring to patients in emergencies, thereby improving the success rate of rescue. This book combines domestic and international latest data, based on clinical and teaching realities, often breaking the traditional writing style of general textbooks or reference books. It focuses on introducing critical care, the clinical assessment, treatment principles, and key nursing points of common acute and critically ill conditions, as well as providing detailed explanations of commonly used emergency techniques, making it even more distinctive in highlighting emergency care and nursing. This book is suitable for teaching in nursing majors of medical colleges and can also serve as a self-study and reference book for practicing nurses.