Newborn Monitoring Handbook (Translated Version)

Author: Zhang Wei
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This manual is innovative and user-friendly, featuring guidelines, drafts, and flowcharts that provide quick assistance for your clinical decision-making and emergency judgment. By reading it, you can obtain the detailed information needed for your clinical work. You will find this book:
Organized by human body systems.
Consistent in presentation, from definitions and diagnostic tests to differential diagnosis, finally concluding with flowcharts.
Includes dedicated chapters on discharge planning and the implementation of home care.
Provides the knowledge you need about palliative care and hospice care.
When you need to quickly obtain authoritative, practical, and detailed information on neonatal care, trust and choose this Neonatal Care Manual.
This Neonatal Care Manual consists of 23 chapters. First, it starts with chapters related to general affairs, systematically demonstrating the impact of general factors on newborns, neonatal resuscitation and postnatal care, neonatal administrative care, management of neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), neonatal pain management, and neonatal transport techniques. Subsequently, it provides detailed explanations of monitoring techniques for diseases of various systems. In the latter part of the manual, the authors elaborate on palliative care for newborns, neonatal safety issues, and the management of NICU infants after discharge, showcasing another dimension of neonatal care medicine.
The final section of the manual offers relevant procedures, reference values, drug usage indexes, and nursing flowcharts, all concise and clear, with strong guidance. This manual is currently a rare and highly valuable reference book for the latest NICU monitoring techniques. It covers high-risk factors from prenatal care to the treatment and care of various diseases, from basic knowledge to detailed descriptions of every procedure, providing a comprehensive introduction to Western medical and nursing practices as well as management experiences.