Nursing Diagnosis: Application to Clinical Practice
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Prepare your students to effectively apply nursing diagnosis to clinical practice. Reflecting the challenges of ongoing rapid change in the nursing profession, this 15th edition of Lynda Carpenito’s respected resource offers definitive guidance on nursing diagnosis, its role in the nursing process, and its application to clinical practice. Nursing diagnoses define the science and art of nursing; this vital book gives nurses-in-training the information they need for creative clinical nursing practice from assessment criteria to specific interventions Highlights of the 15th Edition: • A comprehensive A-to-Z guide to current nursing diagnoses includes the most recent diagnoses approved by NANDA International. • Nursing Interventions Classifications (NIC) and Nursing Outcomes Classifications (NOC) are listed for every NANDA-I diagnosis; NANDA-I diagnoses have been updated. • Author's Notes and Errors in Diagnostic Statements help students understand the concept behind the diagnosis, differentiate one diagnosis from another, and avoid diagnostic errors. • “Carp’s Cues” appear throughout and consist of notes from the author to emphasize a certain principle of care, a controversial issue, or an ethical challenge. • Key Concepts and Interventions are grouped by specific population—older adult, child, maternal, and transcultural—to help clarify the differences between the client groups. • Section 3: Manual of Collaborative Problems shows how to integrate nursing care and diagnosis with the efforts of other healthcare professionals for optimum care of the client. • A Nursing Diagnosis Index provides an at-a-glance, alphabetical reference that makes finding diagnoses quick and easy. Nursing Diagnosis: Application to Clinical Practice, 15TH EDITION......Page 1 Nursing Diagnosis Index......Page 3 Title Page......Page 5 Copyright......Page 6 Dedication......Page 7 Contributors and Reviewers......Page 9 Preface......Page 11 Acknowledgments......Page 15 Contents......Page 17 SECTION 1 The Focus of Nursing Care......Page 23 Why Can't We Use the Words T hat We Are Familiar With?......Page 24 Do Nurse Practitioners, Nurse An esthetists, and Nurse Midwives N eed Nursing Diagnoses to Practice? 1......Page 25 Can Nursing Diagnoses Violate Confidentiality?......Page 26 What Is Nursing Diagnosis?......Page 29 How Are Nursing Diagnoses Approved for Clinical Use?......Page 30 Probl em-Focused Nursing Diagnoses .......Page 32 Risk and H ighRisk Nursing Diagnoses......Page 34 H ealthPromotion Nursing Diagnoses......Page 36 Diagnostic Statem ents......Page 37 Bifocal Clinical Practice Model......Page 40 Understanding Collaborative Problems......Page 43 Differentiating Nursing Diagnoses From Collaborative Problems......Page 44 Assessment: Data Collection Formats......Page 50 Planning: T he Care Planning Process......Page 52 I m plementation......Page 60 Evaluation......Page 61 Multidisciplinary Care Planning......Page 63 Care Planning Systems......Page 64 What Is Concept Mapping?......Page 69 Step 1 Assessm ent......Page 70 Step 2 Sam eDay Assessm ent......Page 71 Step 5 Review the Nursing Diagnoses on the Standard Plan......Page 72 Step 8 Additional Risk Factors......Page 73 Step 9 Evaluate the Status of the Individual (After You Provide Care)......Page 74 Step 11 Evaluate the Care Plan......Page 75 Engagem ent of Individual and/or Families in Planning and Shaping Th eir H ealth Care......Page 76 Early Identification of HighRisk Individuals and/or Family......Page 77 M edication Reconciliation and Barriers to Adherence......Page 78 Factors T hat Increase the Individual's Risk of Injury, Falls, Pressure Ulcers, and/or Infection During Hospitalization and Prev......Page 80 SECTION 2 Manual of Nursing Diagnoses......Page 83 PART 1 Individual Nursing Diagnoses......Page 84 PART 2 Family/Home Nursing Diagnoses......Page 869 PART 3 Community Nursing Diagnoses......Page 917 PART 4 Health Promotion/Nursing Diagnoses......Page 937 SECTION 3 Manual of Collaborative Problems......Page 961 Appendix A......Page 1098 Appendix B......Page 1100 Appendix C......Page 1104 Appendix D......Page 1110 Bibliography......Page 1114 Index......Page 1162
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