Modern Orthopedic Trauma Nursing

Author: Zhu Jianying
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is written by multiple experts in orthopedic trauma nursing and consists of two parts, totaling 18 chapters. The first part is the general theory, which introduces the construction of orthopedic trauma wards, nursing models, psychological care, pain management, nutritional support, and common nursing techniques and rehabilitation care for orthopedic trauma patients. The second part is the specific theory, which systematically introduces various diseases such as spinal cord injury, rib fractures, pelvic fractures, limb injuries, artificial joint replacement, limb (finger) replantation, amputation, and peripheral nerve injuries from aspects such as overview, clinical manifestations and diagnosis, treatment principles, common nursing issues, and management. The content is comprehensive and up-to-date, with numerous illustrations in the nursing section, making it highly readable and practical. It offers significant practical value and guidance for nurses to systematically master relevant knowledge and clinical nursing in orthopedic trauma. It is suitable for clinical nurses, interns, residents, and nursing school students.