Looking for a way to master fluids and electrolytes in the most time-efficient way possible? Instead of relying on overwhelming textbooks, turn to the focused review option that was designed for the specific study needs of today’s nursing students. Nursing Key Topics Review: Fluids & Electrolytes covers only the most important and relevant information on fluids and electrolytes and organizes it into bulleted summary lists, illustrations, and tables to make the information easier to digest and remember. NCLEX-style review questions are also interspersed throughout the material to further focus your attention on the most important concepts and test your mastery. It’s everything about fluids and electrolytes you need to know. And nothing you don’t!
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iii 5. Reviewers - p. v 6. Preface - p. vi 7. 1. Concepts of body fluids - p. vii 8. 2. Fluid and electrolyte balance and imbalance - p. 18 9. 3. Concepts of fluid volume deficit and excess - p. 39 10. 4. Concepts of acid-base balance - p. 64 11. 5. Nursing assessment - p. 86 12. 6. Sodium imbalance - p. 108 13. 7. Chloride imbalance - p. 128 14. 8. Potassium imbalance - p. 146 15. 9. Phosphorous imbalance - p. 165 16. 10. Magnesium imbalance - p. 179 17. 11. Calcium imbalance - p. 190 18. 12. Concepts of minerals and elements - p. 202 19. 13. Fluid and electrolyte balance in neonates, infants, and children - p. 216 20. 14. Fluid and electrolyte balance in special populations - p. 238 21. 15. Fluid balance in surgery and trauma - p. 257 22. 16. Fluids and electrolytes in congestive heart failure - p. 276 23. 17. Fluids and electrolytes in renal failure - p. 295 24. 18. Fluids and electrolytes in brain injuries - p. 316 25. 19. Fluids and electrolytes in diabetic ketoacidosis and hyperglycemic hyperosmolar state - p. 336 26. 20. Fluids and electrolytes in acute infection - p. 356 27. References - p. 377 28. Index - p. 378
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Looking for a way to master fluids and electrolytes in the most time-efficient way possible? Instead of relying on overwhelming textbooks, turn to the focused review option that was designed for the specific study needs of today’s nursing students. Nursing Key Topics Review: Fluids & Electrolytes covers only the most important and relevant information on fluids and electrolytes and organizes it into bulleted summary lists, illustrations, and tables to make the information easier to digest and remember. NCLEX-style review questions are also interspersed throughout the material to further focus your attention on the most important concepts and test your mastery. It’s everything about fluids and electrolytes you need to know. And nothing you don’t!
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iii 5. Reviewers - p. v 6. Preface - p. vi 7. 1. Concepts of body fluids - p. vii 8. 2. Fluid and electrolyte balance and imbalance - p. 18 9. 3. Concepts of fluid volume deficit and excess - p. 39 10. 4. Concepts of acid-base balance - p. 64 11. 5. Nursing assessment - p. 86 12. 6. Sodium imbalance - p. 108 13. 7. Chloride imbalance - p. 128 14. 8. Potassium imbalance - p. 146 15. 9. Phosphorous imbalance - p. 165 16. 10. Magnesium imbalance - p. 179 17. 11. Calcium imbalance - p. 190 18. 12. Concepts of minerals and elements - p. 202 19. 13. Fluid and electrolyte balance in neonates, infants, and children - p. 216 20. 14. Fluid and electrolyte balance in special populations - p. 238 21. 15. Fluid balance in surgery and trauma - p. 257 22. 16. Fluids and electrolytes in congestive heart failure - p. 276 23. 17. Fluids and electrolytes in renal failure - p. 295 24. 18. Fluids and electrolytes in brain injuries - p. 316 25. 19. Fluids and electrolytes in diabetic ketoacidosis and hyperglycemic hyperosmolar state - p. 336 26. 20. Fluids and electrolytes in acute infection - p. 356 27. References - p. 377 28. Index - p. 378
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