Portable and convenient, Wong's Clinical Manual of Pediatric Nursing, 8th Edition is your "go-to" clinical guide for the care of children and their families, whether in the hospital, clinic, community setting, or home. It includes assessment tools that may be used in practice, nursing care plans for specific disorders, and new information on pediatric pain assessment and management. Evidence-based guidelines are updated and also include patient teaching instructions, so you'll find all information on a specific procedure in one location. Written by leading pediatric experts David Wilson and Marilyn Hockenberry, this reference includes a companion Evolve website with nursing care plans that may be customized and printed for use with individual patients.
1. Cover image - p. v 2. Title Page - p. v 3. Table of Contents - p. v 4. FM - p. i 5. Copyright - p. vi 6. Dedication - p. vii 7. Contributors and Reviewers - p. ix 8. Preface - p. xi 9. UNIT 1 Assessment - p. 1 10. Health History - p. 1 11. Cultural Assessment - p. 3 12. Physical Assessment - p. 3 13. Nursing Assessment of Specific Health Problems - p. 73 14. Family Assessment - p. 109 15. Nutritional Assessment - p. 110 16. Sleep Assessment - p. 110 17. Growth Measurements - p. 110 18. Sexual Development - p. 117 19. Assessment of Development - p. 120 20. Assessment of Language and Speech - p. 120 21. Assessment of Vision - p. 120 22. Assessment of Hearing - p. 120 23. Summary of Growth and Development - p. 120 24. UNIT 2 Health Promotion - p. 148 25. UNIT 3 Pain Assessment and Management - p. 187 26. UNIT 4 Evidence-Based Pediatric Nursing Interventions - p. 207 27. Preparing Children for Procedures Based on Developmental Characteristics - p. 207 28. Preparing the Family - p. 211 29. Skin Care and General Hygiene - p. 212 30. Procedures Related to Maintaining Safety - p. 219 31. Positioning for Procedures - p. 224 32. Collection of Specimens - p. 224 33. Procedures Related to Administration of Medications - p. 230 34. Procedures Related to Fluid Balance, Blood Administration, or Nutrition Support - p. 248 35. Ostomy Care Procedures - p. 265 36. Procedures Related to Maintaining Cardiorespiratory Function - p. 265 37. Procedures Related to Maintaining Neurologic Function - p. 287 38. End-of-Life Care Interventions - p. 287 39. References - p. 293 40. UNIT 5 Nursing Care Plans - p. 298 41. UNIT 6 Reference Data - p. 327 42. Patient Teaching Guides - p. 327 43. Administering Digoxin at Home - p. e1 44. Applying a Topical Anesthetic - p. e2 45. Blood Glucose Monitoring - p. e5 46. Care for the Implanted Infusion Port - p. e6 47. Caring for a Central Venous Catheter - p. e8 48. Caring for an Intermittent Infusion Device - p. e13 49. Caring for the Child in a Cast - p. e16 50. Caring for the Child with a Colostomy - p. e20 51. Caring for the Child with a Tracheostomy - p. e22 52. Caring for the Choking Child - p. e28 53. Caring for the Choking Infant - p. e31 54. Caring for Your Child's Teeth - p. e33 55. Child Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation for the Layperson - p. e35 56. Eye Injuries - p. e39 57. Giving Aerosolized Medications (Nebulizer Treatments) - p. e41 58. Giving an Enema - p. e43 59. Giving Ear Medications - p. e46 60. Giving Eye Medications - p. e48 61. Giving Gastrostomy Feedings - p. e50 62. Giving Inhaled Medications - p. e55 63. Giving Intramuscular (IM) Injections - p. e57 64. Giving Medications to Children - p. e60 65. Giving Nasogastric Tube Feedings - p. e61 66. Giving Nose Drops - p. e64 67. Giving Oral Medications - p. e66 68. Giving Rectal Medications—Suppositories - p. e69 69. Giving Subcutaneous (Sub Q) Injections - p. e70 70. Infant Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation for the Layperson - p. e73 71. Instructions for Using a Nasal Aspirator - p. e76 72. Interpreting Peak Expiratory Flow Rates - p. e77 73. Measuring Your Child's Temperature - p. e78 74. Minimizing Pain of Blood Glucose Monitoring - p. e82 75. Monitoring Peak Expiratory Flow - p. e83 76. Obtaining a Stool Sample - p. e84 77. Obtaining a Urine Sample - p. e85 78. Oral Rehydration Guidelines - p. e88 79. Performing Clean Intermittent Bladder Catheterization - p. e90 80. Safe Disposal of Needles and Lancets - p. e93 81. Suctioning the Nose and Mouth - p. e94 82. Index - p. 337 83. Color Insert - p. 347 84. IBC - p. 351
Portable and convenient, Wong's Clinical Manual of Pediatric Nursing, 8th Edition is your "go-to" clinical guide for the care of children and their families, whether in the hospital, clinic, community setting, or home. It includes assessment tools that may be used in practice, nursing care plans for specific disorders, and new information on pediatric pain assessment and management. Evidence-based guidelines are updated and also include patient teaching instructions, so you'll find all information on a specific procedure in one location. Written by leading pediatric experts David Wilson and Marilyn Hockenberry, this reference includes a companion Evolve website with nursing care plans that may be customized and printed for use with individual patients.
1. Cover image - p. v 2. Title Page - p. v 3. Table of Contents - p. v 4. FM - p. i 5. Copyright - p. vi 6. Dedication - p. vii 7. Contributors and Reviewers - p. ix 8. Preface - p. xi 9. UNIT 1 Assessment - p. 1 10. Health History - p. 1 11. Cultural Assessment - p. 3 12. Physical Assessment - p. 3 13. Nursing Assessment of Specific Health Problems - p. 73 14. Family Assessment - p. 109 15. Nutritional Assessment - p. 110 16. Sleep Assessment - p. 110 17. Growth Measurements - p. 110 18. Sexual Development - p. 117 19. Assessment of Development - p. 120 20. Assessment of Language and Speech - p. 120 21. Assessment of Vision - p. 120 22. Assessment of Hearing - p. 120 23. Summary of Growth and Development - p. 120 24. UNIT 2 Health Promotion - p. 148 25. UNIT 3 Pain Assessment and Management - p. 187 26. UNIT 4 Evidence-Based Pediatric Nursing Interventions - p. 207 27. Preparing Children for Procedures Based on Developmental Characteristics - p. 207 28. Preparing the Family - p. 211 29. Skin Care and General Hygiene - p. 212 30. Procedures Related to Maintaining Safety - p. 219 31. Positioning for Procedures - p. 224 32. Collection of Specimens - p. 224 33. Procedures Related to Administration of Medications - p. 230 34. Procedures Related to Fluid Balance, Blood Administration, or Nutrition Support - p. 248 35. Ostomy Care Procedures - p. 265 36. Procedures Related to Maintaining Cardiorespiratory Function - p. 265 37. Procedures Related to Maintaining Neurologic Function - p. 287 38. End-of-Life Care Interventions - p. 287 39. References - p. 293 40. UNIT 5 Nursing Care Plans - p. 298 41. UNIT 6 Reference Data - p. 327 42. Patient Teaching Guides - p. 327 43. Administering Digoxin at Home - p. e1 44. Applying a Topical Anesthetic - p. e2 45. Blood Glucose Monitoring - p. e5 46. Care for the Implanted Infusion Port - p. e6 47. Caring for a Central Venous Catheter - p. e8 48. Caring for an Intermittent Infusion Device - p. e13 49. Caring for the Child in a Cast - p. e16 50. Caring for the Child with a Colostomy - p. e20 51. Caring for the Child with a Tracheostomy - p. e22 52. Caring for the Choking Child - p. e28 53. Caring for the Choking Infant - p. e31 54. Caring for Your Child's Teeth - p. e33 55. Child Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation for the Layperson - p. e35 56. Eye Injuries - p. e39 57. Giving Aerosolized Medications (Nebulizer Treatments) - p. e41 58. Giving an Enema - p. e43 59. Giving Ear Medications - p. e46 60. Giving Eye Medications - p. e48 61. Giving Gastrostomy Feedings - p. e50 62. Giving Inhaled Medications - p. e55 63. Giving Intramuscular (IM) Injections - p. e57 64. Giving Medications to Children - p. e60 65. Giving Nasogastric Tube Feedings - p. e61 66. Giving Nose Drops - p. e64 67. Giving Oral Medications - p. e66 68. Giving Rectal Medications—Suppositories - p. e69 69. Giving Subcutaneous (Sub Q) Injections - p. e70 70. Infant Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation for the Layperson - p. e73 71. Instructions for Using a Nasal Aspirator - p. e76 72. Interpreting Peak Expiratory Flow Rates - p. e77 73. Measuring Your Child's Temperature - p. e78 74. Minimizing Pain of Blood Glucose Monitoring - p. e82 75. Monitoring Peak Expiratory Flow - p. e83 76. Obtaining a Stool Sample - p. e84 77. Obtaining a Urine Sample - p. e85 78. Oral Rehydration Guidelines - p. e88 79. Performing Clean Intermittent Bladder Catheterization - p. e90 80. Safe Disposal of Needles and Lancets - p. e93 81. Suctioning the Nose and Mouth - p. e94 82. Index - p. 337 83. Color Insert - p. 347 84. IBC - p. 351
