Internal medicine nursing

Author: Jin Xinqiang
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Publish Date: 2000-02-01
Features: The book's strength lies in its progressive and concise approach, emphasizing key points with detailed explanations of difficult aspects. In recent years, the development of nursing science, particularly the application of the holistic nursing concept based on the nursing process, has enabled nursing work to proceed systematically and proactively, mobilizing the enthusiasm of nursing staff and patients. This ensures comprehensive, continuous, and holistic care for patients. The book focuses on the nursing care of common diseases, which is written according to the nursing process, while other diseases are presented with nursing diagnoses and measures to inspire students to independently apply the nursing process for patient care. The book is divided into nine chapters. The introduction discusses the development of internal medicine and its demands on nursing, as well as the application of the nursing process in internal medicine nursing. The remaining chapters describe diseases of the respiratory, circulatory, digestive, urinary, hematological, endocrine, and other systems. Each system section explains the anatomy, physiology, and common symptoms of the system, as well as nursing care based on the nursing process. The other sections introduce relevant medical and nursing knowledge for common diseases.