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Medical-Surgical Nursing - E-Book

Medical-Surgical Nursing - E-Book

Donna D. Ignatavicius | M. Linda Workman | Cherie Rebar

(2017)

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Abstract

Awarded second place in the 2018 AJN Book of the Year Awards in Medical-Surgical Nursing!

Healthcare is evolving at an incredible pace and with it, the roles and responsibilities of the medical-surgical nurse. Ensure you are fully equipped to thrive and adapt in this ever-changing nursing environment with Ignatavicius, Workman, and Rebar's Medical-Surgical Nursing: Concepts for Interprofessional Collaborative Care, 9th Edition. This trendsetting text not only covers all essential adult health knowledge, but also reinforces the application, conceptual thinking, and clinical judgment skills that today’s nurses need to stay one step ahead in delivering exceptional patient care, no matter the environment. As with previous "Iggy" editions, you’ll find a unique collaborative care approach to adult health nursing, a thorough integration of QSEN competencies, extensive NCLEX® Exam preparation, and a direct, reader-friendly tone throughout the text. This ninth edition incorporates two emerging and complementary trends — the Core Competencies for Interprofessional Collaborative Practice and a more conceptual approach teaching and learning — areas that will ground you in how to think like a nurse and how to apply the knowledge you gain from the text to clinical practice. There are a lot of med-surg nursing texts out there, but there’s only one that combines all the information, concepts, and on-the-job realities in a way that makes perfect sense: "Iggy!"

  • Trendsetting QSEN integration emphasizes patient safety and evidence-based practice with Nursing Safety Priority boxes, including Drug Alerts, Critical Rescues, and Action Alerts.
  • UNIQUE! Emphasis on clinical judgment helps you develop skills in clinical reasoning and clinical decision-making when applying concepts to clinical situations.
  • Strong emphasis on NCLEX Exam preparation includes chapter-opening Learning Outcomes and chapter-ending Get Ready for the NCLEX Examination! sections organized by NCLEX Client Needs Categories, plus NCLEX Examination Challenge questions, with an answer key in the back of the book and on the Evolve companion website.
  • Exceptionally readable content features shorter sentences, straightforward vocabulary, and a direct, reader-friendly writing style.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Front Cover cover
Endsheet 2 IFC1
Priority Concept Exemplars i
Acid-Base Balance i
Cellular Regulation i
Clotting i
Cognition i
Comfort i
Elimination i
Fluid and Electrolyte Balance i
Gas Exchange i
Glucose Regulation i
Immunity i
Mobility i
Nutrition i
Perfusion i
Sensory Perception i
Sexuality i
Tissue Integrity i
Medical-Surgical Nursing iii
Copyright Page iv
Consultants and Contributors v
Reviewers viii
Preface x
Key Themes for the 9th Edition x
Clinical Currency and Accuracy xi
Outstanding Readability xii
Ease of Access xii
A Patient-Centered, Interprofessional Collaborative Care Approach xii
Organization xiii
Multinational, Multicultural, Multigenerational Focus xiii
Additional Learning Aids xiii
An Integrated Multimedia Resource Based on Proven Strategies for Student Engagement and Learning xiv
Resources for Instructors xiv
Resources for Students xiv
Dedication xvi
About the Authors xvii
Acknowledgments xviii
Table Of Contents xix
Guide to Special Features xxviii
Best Practice for Patient Safety and Quality Care xxviii
Common Examples of Drug Therapy xxix
Concept Map xxix
Key Features xxix
Evidence-Based Practice xxx
Focused Assessment xxx
Home Care Assessment xxx
Laboratory Profile xxx
Nursing Focus on the Older Adult xxxi
Patient and Family Education: Preparing for Self-Management xxxi
Quality Improvement xxxii
Unit I Foundations for Medical-Surgical Nursing 1
1 Overview of Professional Nursing Concepts for Medical-Surgical Nursing 1
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1
Learning Outcomes 1
Quality and Safety Education for Nurses Core Competencies 2
Patient-Centered Care 2
Definition of Patient-Centered Care 2
Scope of Patient-Centered Care 2
Attributes of Patient-Centered Care 2
Examples of Context of Patient-Centered Care to Nursing and Health Care 3
Safety 3
Definition of Safety 3
Scope of Safety 3
Attributes of Safety 4
Examples of Context of Safety to Nursing and Health Care 4
Teamwork and Interprofessional Collaboration 5
Definition of Teamwork and Interprofessional Collaboration 5
Scope of Teamwork and Interprofessional Collaboration 5
Attributes of Teamwork and Interprofessional Collaboration 5
Examples of Context of Teamwork and Interprofessional Collaboration to Nursing and Health Care 5
Communication 5
Delegation and Supervision 6
Evidence-Based Practice 6
Definition of Evidence-Based Practice 6
Scope of Evidence-Based Practice 6
Attributes of Evidence-Based Practice 7
Examples of Context of Evidence-Based Practice to Nursing and Health Care 7
Quality Improvement 7
Definition of Quality Improvement 7
Scope of Quality Improvement 7
Attributes of Quality Improvement 7
Examples of Context of Quality Improvement to Nursing and Health Care 7
Informatics and Technology 7
Definition of Informatics and Technology 7
Scope of Informatics and Technology 8
Attributes of Informatics and Technology 8
Examples of Context of Informatics and Technology for Nursing and Health Care 8
Clinical Judgment 8
Definition of Clinical Judgment 8
Scope of Clinical Judgment 8
Attributes of Clinical Judgment 8
Examples of Context of Clinical Judgment to Nursing and Health Care 8
Ethics 8
Definition of Ethics 8
Scope of Ethics 9
Attributes of Ethics 9
Examples of Context of Ethics to Nursing and Health Care 9
Health Care Organizations 9
Definition of Health Care Organizations 9
Scope of Health Care Organizations 9
Attributes of Health Care Organizations 10
Examples of Context of Health Care Organizations to Nursing and Health Care 10
Health Care Disparities 10
Definition of Health Care Disparities 10
Scope of Health Care Disparities 10
Attributes of Health Care Disparities 10
Examples of Context of Health Care Disparities to Nursing and Health Care 10
Special Needs of Older Adults 10
Special Needs of Ethnic Minorities 10
Special Needs of the LGBTQ Population 10
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 11
Key Points 11
Safe and Effective Care Environment 11
Psychosocial Integrity 11
Selected Bibliography 12
2 Overview of Health Concepts for Medical-Surgical Nursing 13
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 13
Learning Outcomes 13
Acid-Base Balance 13
Definition of Acid-Base Balance 13
Scope of Acid-Base Balance 13
Common Risk Factors for Acid-Base Imbalance 13
Physiologic Consequences of Acid-Base Imbalance 14
Assessment of Acid-Base Balance 14
Interventions to Promote Acid-Base Balance and Prevent Acid-Base Imbalance 14
Interventions for Patients With Acid-Base Imbalances 14
Cellular Regulation 14
Definition of Cellular Regulation 14
Scope of Cellular Regulation 14
Common Risk Factors for Impaired Cellular Regulation 14
Physiologic Consequences of Impaired Cellular Regulation 14
Assessment of Cellular Regulation 14
Interventions to Promote Cellular Regulation and Prevent Impaired Cellular Regulation 15
Interventions for Patients With Impaired Cellular Regulation 15
Clotting 15
Definition of Clotting 15
Scope of Clotting 15
Common Risk Factors for Inadequate Clotting 15
Physiologic Consequences of Inadequate Clotting 15
Assessment of Clotting 16
Interventions to Promote Adequate Clotting and Prevent Inadequate Clotting 16
Interventions for Patients With Inadequate Clotting 16
Cognition 16
Definition of Cognition 16
Scope of Cognition 16
Common Risk Factors for Inadequate Cognition 17
Physiologic Consequences of Inadequate Cognition 17
Assessment of Cognition 17
Interventions to Promote Cognition and Prevent Inadequate Cognition 17
Interventions for Patients With Inadequate Cognition 17
Comfort 17
Definition of Comfort 17
Scope of Comfort 17
Common Risk Factors for Decreased Comfort 17
Physiologic Consequences of Decreased Comfort 18
Assessment of Comfort 18
Interventions to Prevent Impaired Comfort 18
Interventions for Patients With Decreased Comfort 18
Elimination 18
Definition of Elimination 18
Scope of Elimination 18
Common Risk Factors for Changes in Elimination 18
Physiologic Consequences of Changes in Elimination 18
Assessment of Elimination 19
Interventions to Prevent Changes in Elimination 19
Interventions for Patients With Changes in Elimination 19
Fluid and Electrolyte Balance 19
Definition of Fluid and Electrolyte Balance 19
Scope of Fluid and Electrolyte Balance 19
Common Risk Factors for Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalance 19
Physiologic Consequences of Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalance 20
Assessment of Fluid and Electrolyte Balance 20
Interventions to Promote Fluid and Electrolyte Balance and Prevent Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalance 20
Interventions for Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances 20
Glucose Regulation 20
Gas Exchange 20
Definition of Gas Exchange 20
Scope of Gas Exchange 21
Common Risk Factors for Decreased Gas Exchange 21
Physiologic Consequences of Decreased Gas Exchange 21
Assessment of Gas Exchange 21
Interventions to Promote Gas Exchange and Prevent Decreased Gas Exchange 21
Interventions for Decreased Gas Exchange 21
Immunity 21
Definition of Immunity 21
Scope of Immunity 22
Common Risk Factors for Changes in Immunity 22
Physiologic Consequences of Changes in Immunity 22
Assessment of Immunity 22
Interventions to Promote Immunity and Prevent Changes in Immunity 23
Interventions for Changes in Immunity 23
Mobility 23
Definition of Mobility 23
Scope of Mobility 23
Common Risk Factors for Decreased Mobility 23
Physiologic Consequences of Decreased Mobility 23
Assessment of Mobility 23
Interventions to Prevent Decreased Mobility 23
Interventions for Patients With Decreased Mobility 24
Nutrition 24
Definition of Nutrition 24
Scope of Nutrition 24
Common Risk Factors for Decreased Nutrition 24
Physiologic Consequences of Decreased Nutrition 24
Assessment of Nutrition 25
Interventions to Promote Nutrition and Prevent Decreased Nutrition 25
Interventions for Patients With Decreased Nutrition 25
Perfusion 25
Definition of Perfusion 25
Scope of Perfusion 25
Common Risk Factors for Decreased Perfusion 25
Physiologic Consequences of Decreased Perfusion 25
Assessment of Perfusion 25
Interventions to Promote Perfusion and Prevent Decreased Perfusion 25
Interventions for Decreased Perfusion 26
Sensory Perception 26
Definition of Sensory Perception 26
Scope of Sensory Perception 26
Common Risk Factors for Changes in Sensory Perception 26
Physiologic Consequences of Changes in Sensory Perception 26
Assessment of Sensory Perception 26
Interventions to Promote Sensory Perception and Prevent Changes in Sensory Perception 26
Interventions for Patients With Changes in Sensory Perception 26
Sexuality 27
Definition of Sexuality 27
Scope of Sexuality 27
Common Risk Factors for Changes in Sexuality 27
Physiologic Consequences of Changes in Sexuality 27
Assessment of Sexuality 27
Interventions to Promote Sexuality and Prevent Changes in Sexuality 27
Interventions for Patients With Changes in Sexuality 27
Tissue Integrity 27
Definition of Tissue Integrity 27
Scope of Tissue Integrity 27
Common Risk Factors for Tissue Integrity Changes 27
Physiologic Consequences of Tissue Integrity Changes 28
Assessment of Tissue Integrity 28
Interventions to Promote Tissue Integrity and Prevent Tissue Integrity Changes 28
Interventions for Tissue Integrity Changes 28
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 28
Key Points 28
Safe and Effective Care Environment 28
Health Promotion and Maintenance 28
Psychosocial Integrity 28
Physiological Integrity 28
Selected Bibliography 28
3 Common Health Problems of Older Adults 29
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 29
Learning Outcomes 29
Overview 30
Health Issues for Older Adults in Community-Based Settings 30
Decreased Nutrition and Hydration 30
Decreased Mobility 31
Stress, Loss, and Coping 32
Accidents 33
Fall Prevention 33
Driving Safety 34
Drug Use and Misuse 34
Effects of Drugs on Older Adults 34
Self-Administration of Drugs 35
Medication Assessment and Health Teaching 35
Inadequate Cognition 35
Depression 36
Dementia 37
Delirium 38
Substance Use 38
Elder Neglect and Abuse 39
Health Issues for Older Adults in Hospitals and Long-Term Care Settings 39
Problems of Sleep, Nutrition, and Continence 40
Confusion, Falls, and Skin Breakdown 40
Care Coordination and Transition Management 42
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 43
Key Points 43
Safe and Effective Care Environment 43
Health Promotion and Maintenance 43
Psychosocial Integrity 43
Physiological Integrity 43
Selected Bibliography 43
4 Assessment and Care of Patients With Pain 45
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 45
Learning Outcomes 45
Overview of Comfort Concept Exemplar Pain 45
Scope of the Problem 45
Definitions of Pain 46
Categorization of Pain by Duration 46
Acute Pain 46
Chronic Pain 47
Chronic Cancer Pain. 47
Chronic Noncancer Pain. 47
Categorization of Pain by Underlying Mechanisms 47
Nociceptive Pain 47
Neuropathic Pain 48
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 48
Assessment: Noticing 48
The Comprehensive Pain Assessment. 49
Psychosocial Assessment. 52
Assessment Challenges. 53
Interventions: Responding 54
Drug Therapy. 54
Multimodal Analgesia. 54
Routes of Administration. 54
Around-the-Clock Dosing. 54
Patient-Controlled Analgesia. 55
The Three Analgesic Groups. 55
Nonopioid Analgesics. 55
Opioid Analgesics. 56
Key Principles of Opioid Administration. 57
Physical Dependence, Tolerance, and Addiction. 58
Opioid Naïve Versus Opioid Tolerant. 58
Equianalgesia. 58
Drug Formulation Terminology. 58
Selected Opioid Analgesics. 59
Dual Mechanism Analgesics. 61
Opioids to Avoid. 61
Intraspinal Analgesia. 61
Adverse Effects of Opioid Analgesics. 62
Adjuvant Analgesics. 63
Anticonvulsants and Antidepressants. 63
Local Anesthetics. 64
Use of Placebos. 65
Nonpharmacologic Management. 65
Physical Modalities. 65
Cognitive-Behavioral Strategies. 66
Care Coordination and Transition Management 67
Home Care Management. 67
Self-Management Education. 68
Health Care Resources. 68
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 68
Key Points 68
Safe and Effective Care Environment 68
Health Promotion and Maintenance 68
Psychosocial Integrity 68
Physiological Integrity 69
Selected Bibliography 69
5 Principles of Genetics and Genomics for Medical-Surgical Nursing 71
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 71
Learning Outcomes 71
Genetic Biology Review 72
DNA 72
DNA Structure 72
DNA Replication 73
Chromosomes 74
Gene Structure and Function 74
Phenotype 75
Genotype 76
Gene Expression 76
Protein Synthesis 76
Mutations and Variations 76
Microbiome 77
Patterns of Inheritance 77
Pedigree 77
Autosomal Dominant Pattern of Inheritance 78
Penetrance 79
Expressivity 79
Autosomal Recessive Pattern of Inheritance 79
Sex-Linked Recessive Pattern of Inheritance 79
Complex Inheritance and Familial Clustering 80
Genetic Testing 80
Purpose of Genetic Testing 80
Benefits and Risks of Genetic Testing 80
Genetic Counseling 81
Ethical Issues 81
The Role of the Medical-Surgical Nurse in Genetic Counseling 82
Communication 82
Privacy and Confidentiality 83
Information Accuracy 83
Patient Advocacy and Support 83
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 84
Key Points 84
Safe and Effective Care Environment 84
Health Promotion and Maintenance 84
Psychosocial Integrity 84
Physiological Integrity 84
Bibliography 85
6 Rehabilitation Concepts for Chronic and Disabling Health Problems 86
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 86
Learning Outcomes 86
Overview 87
Chronic and Disabling Health Conditions 87
Rehabilitation Settings 87
The Rehabilitation Interprofessional Team 88
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 89
Assessment: Noticing 89
History. 89
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 90
Cardiovascular and Respiratory Assessment. 90
Gastrointestinal and Nutritional Assessment. 90
Renal and Urinary Assessment. 91
Neurologic and Musculoskeletal Assessment. 91
Skin and Tissue Integrity Assessment. 91
Assessment of Functional Ability. 92
Psychosocial Assessment. 92
Vocational Assessment. 92
Analysis: Interpreting 92
Planning and Implementation: Responding 93
Increasing Mobility 93
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 93
Interventions. 93
Safe Patient Handling and Mobility Practices. 93
Gait Training. 95
Increasing Functional Ability 96
Unit II Principles of Emergency Care and Disaster Preparedness 117
8 Principles of Emergency and Trauma Nursing 117
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 117
Learning Outcomes 117
The Emergency Department Environment of Care 118
Demographic Data and Vulnerable Populations 118
Special Nursing Teams—Members of the Interprofessional Team 118
Interprofessional Team Collaboration 119
Staff and Patient Safety Considerations 120
Staff Safety 120
Patient Safety 121
Scope of Emergency Nursing Practice 122
Core Competencies 122
Training and Certification 123
Emergency Nursing Principles 123
Triage 123
Emergent, Urgent, and Nonurgent Categories 124
Other Multi-Tiered Models 124
Disposition 124
Case Management 125
Patient and Family Education 125
Death in the Emergency Department 126
The Impact of Homelessness 127
Trauma Nursing Principles 127
Trauma Centers and Trauma Systems 127
Trauma Centers 127
Trauma Systems 128
Mechanism of Injury 128
Primary Survey and Resuscitation Interventions 129
A: Airway/Cervical Spine 129
B: Breathing 129
C: Circulation 129
D: Disability 130
E: Exposure 130
The Secondary Survey and Resuscitation Interventions 130
Disposition 130
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 131
Key Points 131
Safe and Effective Care Environment 131
Psychosocial Integrity 132
Physiological Integrity 132
Selected Bibliography 132
9 Care of Patients With Common Environmental Emergencies 133
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 133
Learning Outcomes 133
Heat-Related Illnesses 133
Health Promotion and Maintenance 133
Heat Exhaustion 133
Pathophysiology 133
Unit III Interprofessional Collaboration for Patients With Problems of Fluid, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance 160
11 Assessment and Care of Patients With Problems of Fluid and Electrolyte Balance 160
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 160
Learning Outcomes 160
Anatomy and Physiology Review 160
Filtration 161
Physiologic Action 161
Clinical Application 161
Diffusion 162
Physiologic Action 162
Clinical Application 162
Osmosis 163
Physiologic Action 163
Clinical Application 164
Fluid Balance 164
Body Fluids 164
Hormonal Regulation of Fluid Balance 165
Significance of Fluid Balance 166
The Renin-Angiotensin II Pathway 166
Clinical Application 167
Disturbances of Fluid and Electrolyte Balance 167
Fluid and Electrolyte Balance Concept Exemplar Dehydration 167
Pathophysiology 167
Health Promotion and Maintenance 168
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 168
Assessment: Noticing 168
History. 168
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 168
Laboratory Assessment. 169
Analysis: Interpreting 169
Planning and Implementation: Responding 169
Restoring Fluid Balance 169
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 169
Interventions. 169
Fluid Replacement. 169
Drug Therapy. 170
Preventing Injury 170
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 170
Interventions. 170
Care Coordination and Transition Management 170
Evaluation: Reflecting 170
Fluid Overload 171
Pathophysiology 171
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 171
Assessment: Noticing 171
Interventions: Responding 171
Electrolyte Balance and Imbalances 172
Sodium 173
Hyponatremia 173
Pathophysiology 173
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 173
Assessment: Noticing 173
Interventions: Responding 174
Hypernatremia 174
Pathophysiology 174
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 175
Assessment: Noticing 175
Interventions: Responding 175
Potassium 175
Hypokalemia 175
Pathophysiology 175
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 176
Assessment: Noticing 176
Interventions: Responding 176
Hyperkalemia 178
Pathophysiology 178
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 178
Assessment: Noticing 178
Interventions: Responding 178
Calcium 179
Hypocalcemia 179
Pathophysiology 179
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 179
Assessment: Noticing 179
Interventions: Responding 180
Hypercalcemia 181
Pathophysiology 181
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 181
Assessment: Noticing 181
Interventions: Responding 181
Magnesium 181
Hypomagnesemia 181
Hypermagnesemia 182
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 183
Key Points 183
Safe and Effective Care Environment 183
Health Promotion and Maintenance 183
Psychosocial Integrity 183
Physiological Integrity 183
Selected Bibliography 183
12 Assessment and Care of Patients With Problems of Acid-Base Balance 185
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 185
Learning Outcomes 185
Maintaining Acid-Base Balance 185
Acid-Base Chemistry 186
Acids 186
Bases 186
Buffers 186
Body Fluid Chemistry 187
Bicarbonate Ions 187
Relationship Between Carbon Dioxide and Hydrogen Ions 187
Sources of Acids and Bicarbonate 188
Acid-Base Regulatory Actions and Mechanisms 188
Chemical Acid-Base Control Actions 188
Respiratory Acid-Base Control Actions 189
Kidney Acid-Base Control Actions 190
Compensation 190
Acid-Base Imbalances 190
Acid-base Balance Concept Exemplar Acidosis 190
Pathophysiology 190
Metabolic Acidosis 191
Respiratory Acidosis 192
Combined Metabolic and Respiratory Acidosis 192
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 192
Assessment: Noticing 192
History. 192
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 192
Psychosocial Assessment. 193
Laboratory Assessment. 193
Analysis: Interpreting 194
Planning and Implementation: Responding 194
Metabolic Acidosis. 195
Respiratory Acidosis 195
Improving Gas Exchange 195
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 195
Interventions. 195
Care Coordination and Transition Management 195
Evaluation: Reflecting 195
Alkalosis 195
Pathophysiology 195
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 196
Assessment: Noticing 196
Interventions: Responding 197
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 197
Key Points 197
Safe and Effective Care Environment 197
Health Promotion and Maintenance 197
Psychosocial Integrity 197
Physiological Integrity 197
Selected Bibliography 198
13 Concepts of Infusion Therapy 199
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 199
Learning Outcomes 199
Overview 199
Types of Infusion Therapy Fluids 200
Intravenous Solutions 200
Blood and Blood Components 200
Drug Therapy 201
Prescribing Infusion Therapy 201
Vascular Access Devices 201
Peripheral Intravenous Therapy 202
Short Peripheral Catheters 202
Insertion and Placement Methods 202
Site Selection and Skin Preparation 203
Midline Catheters 204
Central Intravenous Therapy 205
Peripherally Inserted Central Catheters 205
Nontunneled Percutaneous Central Venous Catheters 206
Tunneled Central Venous Catheters 207
Implanted Ports 207
Hemodialysis Catheters 208
Infusion Systems 208
Containers 208
Administration Sets 209
Secondary Administration Sets 209
Intermittent Administration Sets 209
Add-on Devices 209
Needleless Connection Devices 210
Rate-Controlling Infusion Devices 211
Nursing Care for Patients Receiving Intravenous Therapy 211
Educating the Patient 211
Performing the Nursing Assessment 212
Securing and Dressing the Catheter 212
Changing Administration Sets and Needleless Connectors 214
Controlling Infusion Pressure 214
Flushing the Catheter 214
Obtaining Blood Samples From Central Venous Catheters 215
Removing the Vascular Access Device 215
Documenting Intravenous Therapy 216
Complications of Intravenous Therapy 216
Catheter-Related Bloodstream Infection 216
Other Complications of Intravenous Therapy 216
Intravenous Therapy and Care of the Older Adult 216
Skin Care 216
Vein and Catheter Selection 222
Cardiac and Renal Changes 222
Subcutaneous Infusion Therapy 223
Intraosseous Infusion Therapy 223
Intra-Arterial Infusion Therapy 224
Intraperitoneal Infusion Therapy 225
Intraspinal Infusion Therapy 225
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 226
Key Points 226
Safe and Effective Care Environment 226
Health Promotion and Maintenance 226
Physiological Integrity 226
Selected Bibliography 227
Unit IV Interprofessional Collaboration for Perioperative Patients 228
14 Care of Preoperative Patients 228
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 228
Learning Outcomes 228
Overview 229
Categories and Purposes of Surgery 229
Surgical Settings 229
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 230
Assessment: Noticing 230
History. 230
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 235
Psychosocial Assessment. 237
Laboratory Assessment. 237
Imaging Assessment. 237
Other Diagnostic Assessment. 238
Analysis: Interpreting 238
Planning and Implementation: Responding 238
Providing Information 238
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 238
Interventions. 238
Ensuring Informed Consent. 239
Patient Self-Determination. 241
Implementing Dietary Restrictions. 241
Administering Regularly Scheduled Drugs. 241
Intestinal Preparation. 242
Skin Preparation. 242
Preparing the Patient for Tubes, Drains, and Vascular Access. 242
Postoperative Procedures and Exercises. 242
Procedures and Exercises to Prevent Respiratory Complications. 242
Procedures and Exercises to Prevent Cardiovascular Complications. 244
Minimizing Anxiety 246
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 246
Interventions. 246
Preoperative Electronic Health Record Review. 246
Preoperative Patient Preparation. 247
Preoperative Drugs. 247
Patient Transfer to the Surgical Suite. 247
Evaluation: Reflecting 249
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 249
Key Points 249
Safe and Effective Care Environment 249
Health Promotion and Maintenance 249
Psychosocial Integrity 249
Physiological Integrity 249
Selected Bibliography 250
15 Care of Intraoperative Patients 251
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 251
Learning Outcomes 251
Overview 251
Members of the Surgical Team 252
The Surgical Suite—Patient and Team Safety 252
Surgical Suite Layout 252
Minimally Invasive and Robotic Surgery 252
Health and Hygiene of the Surgical Team 255
Surgical Attire 256
Surgical Scrub 256
Anesthesia 256
General Anesthesia 257
Stages of General Anesthesia. 258
Administration of General Anesthesia. 258
Complications of General Anesthesia. 258
Local or Regional Anesthesia 260
Local Anesthesia. 260
Regional Anesthesia. 260
Complications of Local or Regional Anesthesia. 260
Moderate Sedation 261
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 262
Assessment: Noticing 262
History. 262
Electronic Health Record Review. 263
Advance Directives and Do-Not-Resuscitate Orders. 263
Allergies and Previous Reactions to Anesthesia or Transfusions. 263
Autologous Blood Transfusion. 263
Laboratory and Diagnostic Test Results. 263
Medical History and Physical Examination Findings. 264
Analysis: Interpreting 264
Planning and Implementation: Responding 264
Preventing Injury 264
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 264
Interventions. 264
Preventing Infection 267
Unit V Interprofessional Collaboration for Patients With Problems of Immunity 289
17 Principles of Inflammation and Immunity 289
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 289
Learning Outcomes 289
Overview 289
Self Versus Non-Self 289
Organization of the Immune System 290
General Immunity: Inflammation 291
Infection 292
Cell Types Involved in Inflammation 292
Neutrophils 292
Macrophages 293
Basophils 293
Eosinophils 294
Tissue Mast Cells 294
Complement 294
Phagocytosis 294
Sequence of Inflammation 294
Specific Immunity 295
Antibody-Mediated Immunity 295
Antigen-Antibody Interactions 296
Antibody Classification 298
Acquiring Antibody-Mediated Immunity 298
Cell-Mediated Immunity 299
Cell Types Involved in Cell-Mediated Immunity 299
Cytokines 299
Protection Provided by Cell-Mediated Immunity 300
Age-Related Changes in Immunity 300
Transplant Rejection 300
Hyperacute Rejection 301
Acute Rejection 301
Chronic Rejection 301
Management of Transplant Rejection 301
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 303
Key Points 303
Health Promotion and Maintenance 303
Physiological Integrity 303
Selected Bibliography 303
18 Care of Patients With Arthritis and Other Connective Tissue Diseases 304
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 304
Learning Outcomes 304
Mobility Concept Exemplar Osteoarthritis 305
Pathophysiology 305
Etiology and Genetic Risk 305
Incidence and Prevalence 305
Health Promotion and Maintenance 305
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 306
Assessment: Noticing 306
History. 306
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 306
Psychosocial Assessment. 307
Laboratory Assessment. 307
Imaging Assessment. 307
Analysis: Interpreting 307
Planning and Implementation: Responding 307
Managing Chronic Pain 307
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 307
Interventions. 307
Nonsurgical Management. 307
Drug Therapy. 307
Nonpharmacologic Interventions. 308
Complementary and Integrative Health. 308
Surgical Management. 309
Total Hip Arthroplasty. 309
Preoperative Care. 309
Operative Procedures. 310
Postoperative Care. 311
Managing Postoperative Pain. 313
Promoting Postoperative Mobility and Activity. 313
Promoting Postoperative Self-Management. 314
Total Knee Arthroplasty. 314
Preoperative Care. 314
Operative Procedures. 315
Postoperative Care. 315
Other Joint Arthroplasties. 316
Improving Mobility 316
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 316
Interventions. 316
Care Coordination and Transition Management 316
Home Care Management. 317
Self-Management Education. 317
Health Care Resources. 317
Evaluation: Reflecting 318
Immunity Concept Exemplar Rheumatoid Arthritis 318
Pathophysiology 318
Etiology and Genetic Risk 318
Incidence and Prevalence 318
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 318
Assessment: Noticing 318
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms 318
Early Signs and Symptoms. 318
Late Signs and Symptoms. 319
Psychosocial Assessment. 319
Laboratory Assessment. 320
Other Diagnostic Assessment. 321
Analysis: Interpreting 321
Planning and Implementation: Responding 321
Managing Chronic Inflammation and Pain 321
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 321
Interventions. 321
Drug Therapy. 321
First-Line Disease-Modifying Antirheumatic Drugs. 322
Biological Response Modifiers. 322
Other Drugs. 322
Nonpharmacologic Interventions. 323
Complementary and Integrative Health. 324
Promoting Mobility 324
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 324
Unit VI Interprofessional Collaboration for Patients With Problems of the Skin, Hair, and Nails 431
24 Assessment of the Skin, Hair, and Nails 431
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 431
Learning Outcomes 431
Anatomy and Physiology Review 431
Structure of the Skin 431
Structure of the Skin Appendages 432
Functions of the Skin 433
Skin Changes Associated With Aging 433
Assessment: Noticing and Interpreting 433
Patient History 433
Nutrition Status 436
Family History and Genetic Risk 436
Current Health Problems 436
Skin Assessment 436
Inspection 436
Palpation 440
Hair Assessment 441
Nail Assessment 441
Skin Assessment Techniques for Patients With Darker Skin 443
Psychosocial Assessment 444
Diagnostic Assessment 444
Laboratory Tests 444
Other Diagnostic Tests 445
Skin Biopsy. 445
Patient Preparation. 445
Procedure. 445
Follow-up Care. 445
Wood’s Light Examination. 445
Diascopy. 445
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 446
Key Points 446
Safe and Effective Care Environment 446
Health Promotion and Maintenance 446
Psychosocial Integrity 446
Physiological Integrity 446
Selected Bibliography 446
25 Care of Patients With Skin Problems 447
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 447
Learning Outcomes 447
Tissue Integrity Concept Exemplar Pressure Injuries 447
Pathophysiology 447
Mechanical Forces 448
Incidence/Prevalence 448
Health Promotion and Maintenance 448
Identification of High-Risk Patients 448
Pressure-Redistribution Techniques 451
Support Surfaces and Devices. 451
Positioning. 451
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 452
Assessment: Noticing 452
History. 452
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 453
Wound Assessment. 453
Psychosocial Assessment. 455
Laboratory Assessment. 455
Other Diagnostic Assessments. 455
Analysis: Interpreting 455
Planning and Implementation: Responding 455
Managing Wounds 455
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 455
Interventions. 457
Nonsurgical Management. 457
Dressings. 457
Physical Therapy. 458
Drug Therapy. 458
Nutrition Therapy. 458
Technology-Based Therapies. 458
Surgical Management. 459
Preventing Infection and Wound Deterioration 459
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 459
Interventions. 459
Care Coordination and Transition Management 459
Home Care Management. 459
Self-Management Education. 460
Health Care Resources. 461
Evaluation: Reflecting 461
Minor Skin Irritations 461
Pruritus 461
Pathophysiology 461
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 461
Urticaria 462
Common Inflammations 462
Pathophysiology 462
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 462
Psoriasis 463
Pathophysiology 463
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 463
Assessment: Noticing 464
History. 464
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 464
Planning and Implementation: Responding 464
Topical Therapy. 464
Light Therapy. 465
Systemic Therapy. 465
Emotional Support. 465
Skin Infections 466
Pathophysiology 466
Bacterial Infections 466
Viral Infections 468
Fungal Infections 468
Health Promotion and Maintenance 468
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 469
Assessment: Noticing 469
History. 469
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 469
Laboratory Assessment. 469
Planning and Implementation: Responding 469
Parasitic Disorders 470
Pediculosis 470
Scabies 470
Bedbugs 471
Trauma 471
Pathophysiology 471
Phases of Wound Healing 471
Mechanisms of Wound Healing 473
Partial-Thickness Wounds. 473
Full-Thickness Wounds. 473
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 474
Skin Cancer 474
Pathophysiology 474
Etiology and Genetic Risk 475
Incidence/Prevalence 476
Health Promotion and Maintenance 476
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 476
Assessment: Noticing 477
Planning and Implementation: Responding 477
Surgical Management. 477
Nonsurgical Management. 477
Other Skin Disorders 478
Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis and Stevens-Johnson Syndrome 478
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 478
Key Points 478
Safe and Effective Care Environment 478
Health Promotion and Maintenance 478
Psychosocial Integrity 479
Physiological Integrity 479
Selected Bibliography 479
26 Care of Patients With Burns 481
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 481
Learning Outcomes 481
Introduction to Burn Injury 481
Pathophysiology 481
Skin Changes 481
Anatomic Changes. 481
Functional Changes. 482
Depth of Burn Injury. 482
Superficial-Thickness Wounds. 482
Partial-Thickness Wounds. 483
Full-Thickness Wounds. 484
Deep Full-Thickness Wounds. 485
Vascular Changes 485
Cardiac Changes 485
Pulmonary Changes 486
Gastrointestinal Changes 486
Metabolic Changes 486
Immunologic Changes 486
Compensatory Responses 486
Etiology 486
Incidence/Prevalence 488
Health Promotion and Maintenance 488
Resuscitation Phase of Burn Injury 489
Overview 489
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 489
Assessment: Noticing 489
History. 489
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 489
Respiratory Assessment. 489
Direct Airway Injury. 489
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning. 490
Thermal (Heat) Injury. 490
Smoke Poisoning. 491
Pulmonary Fluid Overload. 491
External Factors. 491
Cardiovascular Assessment. 491
Kidney/Urinary Assessment. 491
Skin Assessment. 492
Gastrointestinal Assessment. 492
Laboratory Assessment. 492
Imaging Assessment. 493
Other Diagnostic Assessment. 493
Analysis: Interpreting 493
Planning and Implementation: Responding 493
Supporting Oxygenation 493
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 493
Interventions. 493
Nonsurgical Management. 493
Surgical Management. 494
Preventing Hypovolemic Shock and Inadequate Gas Exchange 494
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 494
Interventions. 494
Nonsurgical Management. 494
Surgical Management. 495
Managing Pain and Alterations in Comfort. 496
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 496
Interventions. 496
Nonsurgical Management. 496
Surgical Management. 497
Preventing Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) 497
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 497
Interventions. 497
Evaluation: Reflecting 497
Acute Phase of Burn Injury 497
Overview 497
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 497
Assessment: Noticing 497
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms 497
Cardiopulmonary Assessment. 497
Neuroendocrine Assessment. 497
Immune Assessment. 497
Musculoskeletal Assessment. 498
Analysis: Interpreting 498
Planning and Implementation: Responding 498
Managing Wound Care 498
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 498
Interventions. 498
Nonsurgical Management. 498
Mechanical Débridement. 498
Enzymatic Débridement. 499
Dressing the Burn Wound. 499
Standard Wound Dressings. 499
Biologic Dressings. 499
Biosynthetic Wound Dressings. 499
Synthetic Dressings. 499
Surgical Management. 499
Surgical Excision. 500
Wound Covering. 500
Minimizing Potential for Infection. 501
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 501
Interventions. 501
Nonsurgical Management. 501
Drug Therapy for Infection Prevention. 501
Drug Therapy for Treatment of Infection. 502
Providing a Safe Environment. 502
Surgical Management. 502
Minimizing Weight Loss 502
Unit VII Interprofessional Collaboration for Patients With Problems of the Respiratory System 508
27 Assessment of the Respiratory System 508
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 508
Learning Outcomes 508
Anatomy and Physiology Review 508
Upper Respiratory Tract 509
Nose and Sinuses 509
Pharynx 509
Larynx 510
Lower Respiratory Tract 510
Airways 510
Lungs 510
Accessory Muscles of Respiration 511
Oxygen Delivery and the Oxygen-Hemoglobin Dissociation Curve 512
Respiratory Changes Associated With Aging 512
Health Promotion and Maintenance 512
Assessment: Noticing and Interpreting 515
Patient History 515
Family History and Genetic Risk 516
Current Health Problems 516
Physical Assessment 517
Assessment of the Nose and Sinuses 517
Assessment of the Pharynx, Trachea, and Larynx 517
Assessment of the Lungs and Thorax 518
Inspection. 518
Palpation. 518
Percussion. 519
Auscultation. 519
Other Indicators of Respiratory Adequacy 520
Psychosocial Assessment 521
Diagnostic Assessment 521
Laboratory Assessment 521
Imaging Assessment 521
Other Noninvasive Diagnostic Assessment 523
Pulse Oximetry. 523
Capnometry and Capnography. 523
Pulmonary Function Tests. 523
Patient Preparation. 524
Procedure. 524
Follow-Up Care. 524
Exercise Testing. 524
Other Invasive Diagnostic Assessment 524
Endoscopic Examinations. 524
Patient Preparation. 525
Procedure. 525
Unit VIII Interprofessional Collaboration for Patients With Problems of the Cardiovascular System 641
33 Assessment of the Cardiovascular System 641
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 641
Learning Outcomes 641
Anatomy and Physiology Review 642
Heart 642
Structure 642
Function 644
Sequence of Events During the Cardiac Cycle. 644
Mechanical Properties of the Heart. 645
Vascular System 645
Arterial System 645
Venous System 646
Cardiovascular Changes Associated With Aging 646
Assessment: Noticing and Interpreting 646
Patient History 646
Nutrition History 648
Family History and Genetic Risk 649
Current Health Problems 649
Functional History 651
Physical Assessment 651
General Appearance 651
Skin 651
Extremities 652
Blood Pressure 652
Venous and Arterial Pulses 653
Precordium 653
Inspection 653
Auscultation 654
Normal Heart Sounds. 654
Abnormal Heart Sounds. 654
Psychosocial Assessment 655
Diagnostic Assessment 655
Laboratory Assessment 655
Serum Markers of Myocardial Damage. 655
Serum Lipids. 656
Other Laboratory Tests. 656
Other Diagnostic Assessment 657
Cardiac Catheterization. 657
Patient Preparation. 657
Procedure. 658
Follow-Up Care. 659
Electrocardiography. 659
Electrophysiologic Studies. 659
Exercise Electrocardiography (Stress Test). 659
Patient Preparation. 659
Procedure. 660
Follow-Up Care. 660
Echocardiography. 660
Transesophageal Echocardiography. 660
Myocardial Nuclear Perfusion Imaging. 661
Computed Tomography Imaging. 661
Magnetic Resonance Imaging. 661
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 662
Key Points 662
Safe and Effective Care Environment 662
Health Promotion and Maintenance 662
Psychosocial Integrity 662
Physiological Integrity 662
Selected Bibliography 662
34 Care of Patients With Dysrhythmias 664
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 664
Learning Outcomes 664
Review of Cardiac Conduction System 664
Electrocardiography 665
Lead Systems 666
Continuous Electrocardiographic Monitoring 667
Electrocardiographic Complexes, Segments, and Intervals 667
Electrocardiographic Rhythm Analysis 670
Overview of Normal Cardiac Rhythms 671
Common Dysrhythmias 671
Pathophysiology 671
Premature Complexes 671
Bradydysrhythmias 671
Tachydysrhythmias 672
Etiology 672
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 672
Sinus Dysrhythmias 672
Sinus Tachycardia 673
Pathophysiology 673
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 673
Sinus Bradycardia 674
Pathophysiology 674
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 674
Assessment: Noticing 674
Interventions: Responding 674
Temporary Pacing. 674
Permanent Pacemaker. 675
Atrial Dysrhythmias 675
Premature Atrial Complexes 676
Supraventricular Tachycardia 676
Pathophysiology 676
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 676
Perfusion Concept Exemplar Atrial Fibrillation 678
Pathophysiology 678
Etiology and Genetic Risk 679
Incidence and Prevalence 679
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 679
Assessment: Noticing 679
History. 679
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 679
Psychosocial Assessment. 679
Other Diagnostic Assessment. 679
Analysis: Interpreting 679
Planning and Implementation: Responding 679
Preventing Embolus Formation 679
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 679
Interventions. 679
Preventing Heart Failure 680
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 680
Interventions. 680
Nonsurgical Interventions. 680
Electrical Cardioversion. 680
Left Atrial Appendage Closure. 681
Radiofrequency Catheter Ablation. 681
Biventricular Pacing. 681
Surgical Interventions. 681
Care Coordination and Transition Management 681
Home Care. 681
Self-Management Education. 682
Health Care Resources. 682
Evaluation: Reflecting 683
Ventricular Dysrhythmias 683
Premature Ventricular Complexes 683
Pathophysiology 683
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 683
Ventricular Tachycardia 684
Unit IX Interprofessional Collaboration for Patients With Problems of the Hematologic System 795
39 Assessment of the Hematologic System 795
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 795
Learning Outcomes 795
Anatomy and Physiology Review 795
Bone Marrow 795
Blood Components 796
Accessory Organs of Blood Formation 797
Hemostasis and Blood Clotting 798
Anti-Clotting Forces 799
Hematologic Changes Associated With Aging 800
Assessment: Noticing and Interpreting 800
Patient History 800
Nutrition Status 802
Family History and Genetic Risk 802
Current Health Problems 802
Physical Assessment 802
Skin Assessment 802
Head and Neck Assessment 802
Respiratory Assessment 802
Cardiovascular Assessment 802
Kidney and Urinary Assessment 803
Musculoskeletal Assessment 803
Abdominal Assessment 803
Central Nervous System Assessment 803
Psychosocial Assessment 803
Diagnostic Assessment 803
Laboratory Tests 803
Tests of Cell Number and Function. 803
Tests Measuring Bleeding and Coagulation. 805
Imaging Assessment 806
Bone Marrow Aspiration and Biopsy 806
Patient Preparation. 806
Procedure. 806
Follow-Up Care. 806
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 807
Key Points 807
Safe and Effective Care Environment 807
Health Promotion and Maintenance 807
Psychosocial Integrity 807
Physiological Integrity 807
Selected Bibliography 807
40 Care of Patients With Hematologic Problems 808
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 808
Learning Outcomes 808
Perfusion Concept Exemplar Sickle Cell Disease 808
Pathophysiology 808
Etiology and Genetic Risk 809
Incidence and Prevalence 809
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 809
Assessment: Noticing 809
History. 809
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 810
Psychosocial Assessment. 810
Laboratory Assessment. 810
Imaging Assessment. 811
Other Diagnostic Assessment. 811
Analysis: Interpreting 811
Planning and Implementation: Responding 811
Managing Pain 811
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 811
Interventions. 811
Preventing Sepsis, Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome, and Death 812
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 812
Interventions. 812
Care Coordination and Transition Management 812
Self-Management Education. 812
Health Care Resources. 813
Evaluation: Reflecting 813
Anemia 813
Pathophysiology 814
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 815
Polycythemia Vera 816
Pathophysiology 816
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 816
Hereditary Hemochromatosis 817
Myelodysplastic Syndromes 817
Unit X Interprofessional Collaboration for Patients With Problems of the Nervous System 839
41 Assessment of the Nervous System 839
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 839
Learning Outcomes 839
Anatomy and Physiology Review 839
Nervous System Cells: Structure and Function 839
Central Nervous System: Structure and Function 840
Brain 840
Major Parts of the Brain. 840
Circulation in the Brain. 841
Spinal Cord 842
Peripheral Nervous System: Structure and Function 842
Autonomic Nervous System: Structure and Function 842
Neurologic Changes Associated With Aging 844
Health Promotion and Maintenance 845
Assessment: Noticing and Interpreting 846
Patient History 846
Physical Assessment 846
Complete Neurologic Assessment 846
Assessment of Mental Status. 846
Assessment of Cranial Nerves. 847
Assessment of Motor Function. 848
Assessment of Reflex Activity. 848
Assessment of Sensory Function. 849
Assessment of Cerebellar Function. 849
Rapid/Focused Neurologic Assessment 850
Psychosocial Assessment 850
Diagnostic Assessment 851
Laboratory Assessment 851
Imaging Assessment 851
Plain X-Rays. 851
Cerebral Angiography. 852
Patient Preparation. 852
Procedure. 852
Follow-Up Care. 852
Computed Tomography. 853
Magnetic Resonance Imaging. 853
Computed Tomography–Positron Emission Tomography. 853
Single-Photon Emission Computed Tomography. 854
Magnetoencephalography. 854
Other Diagnostic Assessment 854
Electromyography. 854
Electroencephalography. 854
Patient Preparation. 854
Procedure. 854
Follow-Up Care. 854
Evoked Potentials. 854
Lumbar Puncture. 855
Patient Preparation. 855
Procedure. 855
Follow-Up Care. 855
Transcranial Doppler Ultrasonography. 855
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 855
Key Points 855
Safe and Effective Care Environment 855
Health Promotion and Maintenance 855
Psychosocial Integrity 856
Physiological Integrity 856
Selected Bibliography 856
42 Care of Patients With Problems of the Central Nervous System 857
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 857
Learning Outcomes 857
Cognition Concept Exemplar Alzheimer’s Disease 857
Pathophysiology 857
Etiology and Genetic Risk 858
Incidence and Prevalence 859
Health Promotion and Maintenance 859
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 860
Assessment: Noticing 860
History. 860
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms 860
Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease. 860
Changes in Cognition. 860
Changes in Behavior and Personality. 861
Changes in Self-Management Skills. 861
Psychosocial Assessment. 861
Laboratory and Imaging Assessment. 861
Analysis: Interpreting 861
Planning and Implementation: Responding 862
Managing Memory and Cognitive Dysfunction 862
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 862
Interventions. 862
Nonpharmacologic Management 862
Behavioral Management in a Structured Environment. 862
Complementary and Integrative Health. 863
Drug Therapy. 863
Preventing Injuries or Accidents 864
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 864
Interventions. 864
Preventing Elder Abuse 865
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 865
Interventions. 865
Care Coordination and Transition Management 866
Home Care Management. 866
Self-Management Education. 866
Health Care Resources. 867
Evaluation: Reflecting 867
Mobility Concept Exemplar Parkinson Disease 868
Pathophysiology 868
Etiology and Genetic Risk 869
Incidence and Prevalence 869
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 869
Assessment: Noticing 869
History. 869
Physical Assessment: Signs and Symptoms. 869
Laboratory and Imaging Assessment. 869
Analysis: Interpreting 870
Planning and Implementation: Responding 870
Promoting Mobility 870
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 870
Interventions 870
Nonsurgical Management. 870
Drug Therapy. 870
Other Interventions. 871
Surgical Management. 872
Promoting Self-Esteem 872
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 872
Interventions. 872
Care Coordination and Transition Management 872
Home Care Preparation. 872
Self-Management Education. 872
Health Care Resources. 872
Evaluation: Reflecting 873
Migraine Headache 873
Pathophysiology 873
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 873
Assessment: Noticing 873
Interventions: Responding 874
Abortive Therapy. 874
Preventive Therapy. 875
External Trigeminal Nerve Stimulator. 875
Complementary and Integrative Health. 875
Seizures and Epilepsy 876
Pathophysiology 876
Types of Seizures 876
Etiology and Genetic Risk 877
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 877
Assessment: Noticing 877
Interventions: Responding 877
Nonsurgical Management. 877
Drug Therapy. 877
Seizure Precautions. 878
Seizure Management. 878
Emergency Care: Acute Seizure and Status Epilepticus Management. 879
Surgical Management. 879
Vagal Nerve Stimulation. 879
Conventional Surgical Procedures. 880
Care Coordination and Transition Management 880
Meningitis 880
Pathophysiology 880
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 881
Assessment: Noticing 881
Interventions: Responding 882
Encephalitis 883
Pathophysiology 883
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 883
Assessment: Noticing 883
Interventions: Responding 884
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 884
Key Points 884
Safe and Effective Care Environment 884
Health Promotion and Maintenance 884
Psychosocial Integrity 885
Physiological Integrity 885
Selected Bibliography 885
43 Care of Patients With Problems of the Central Nervous System 887
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 887
Learning Outcomes 887
Immunity Concept Exemplar Multiple Sclerosis 888
Pathophysiology 888
Etiology 888
Incidence/Prevalence 888
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 888
Assessment: Noticing 888
History. 888
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 889
Psychosocial Assessment. 889
Laboratory Assessment. 890
Other Diagnostic Assessment. 890
Analysis: Interpreting 890
Planning and Implementation: Responding 890
Managing Potential for Infection and Impaired Immunity 890
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 890
Interventions. 890
Improving Mobility 891
Planning Expected Outcomes. 891
Interventions. 891
Managing Decreased Visual Acuity and Cognition 892
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 892
Interventions. 892
Complementary and Integrative Health. 892
Care Coordination and Transition Management 892
Home Care Management. 892
Self-Management Education. 892
Health Care Resources. 894
Evaluation: Reflecting 894
Mobility Concept Exemplar Spinal Cord Injury 894
Pathophysiology 894
Mechanisms of Injury 894
Etiology 895
Incidence/Prevalence 895
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 895
Assessment: Noticing 895
History. 895
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms 896
Initial Assessment. 896
Sensory Perception and Mobility Assessment. 896
Cardiovascular and Respiratory Assessment. 896
Gastrointestinal and Genitourinary Assessment. 896
Assessment of Patients for Long-Term Complications. 897
Psychosocial Assessment. 897
Laboratory and Imaging Assessment. 897
Analysis: Interpreting 897
Planning and Implementation: Responding 897
Managing the Airway and Improving Breathing 897
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 897
Interventions. 897
Monitoring for Cardiovascular Instability 898
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 898
Interventions. 898
Preventing Secondary Spinal Cord Injury 899
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 899
Interventions. 899
Spinal Immobilization and Stabilization. 899
Drug Therapy. 900
Surgical Management. 900
Managing Decreased Mobility 900
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 900
Interventions. 900
Care Coordination and Transition Management 901
Home Care Management. 901
Self-Management Education. 902
Health Care Resources. 903
Evaluation: Reflecting 903
Back Pain 903
Low Back Pain (Lumbosacral Back Pain) 903
Pathophysiology 903
Health Promotion and Maintenance 904
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 904
Assessment: Noticing 904
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 904
Imaging Assessment. 905
Interventions: Responding 905
Nonsurgical Management. 905
Surgical Management. 906
Preoperative Care. 906
Operative Procedures. 906
Postoperative Care. 906
Care Coordination and Transition Management 908
Home Care Management. 908
Self-Management Education. 908
Health Care Resources. 909
Cervical Neck Pain 909
Pathophysiology 909
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 909
Get Ready for the nclex® Examination! 910
Key Points 910
Safe and Effective Care Environment 910
Health Promotion and Maintenance 910
Psychosocial Integrity 910
Physiological Integrity 911
Selected Bibliography 911
44 Care of Patients With Problems of the Peripheral Nervous System 912
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 912
Learning Outcomes 912
Immunity Concept Exemplar Guillain-Barré Syndrome 912
Pathophysiology 912
Etiology 913
Incidence/Prevalence 914
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 914
Assessment: Noticing 914
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 914
Diagnostic Assessment. 914
Analysis: Interpreting 914
Planning and Implementation: Responding 914
Preventing Respiratory and/or Cardiovascular Distress or Failure 914
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 914
Interventions. 914
Improving Mobility and Preventing Complications of Immobility 916
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 916
Interventions. 916
Care Coordination and Transition Management 916
Home Care Management. 916
Health Care Resources. 917
Evaluation: Reflecting 917
Myasthenia Gravis 917
Pathophysiology 917
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 917
Assessment: Noticing 917
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 917
Diagnostic Assessment. 918
Interventions: Responding 919
Nonsurgical Management. 919
Providing Respiratory Support. 919
Promoting Mobility. 919
Administering Drug Therapy. 919
Cholinesterase Inhibitor Drugs. 919
Emergency Care: Myasthenic Crisis. 920
Emergency Care: Cholinergic Crisis. 920
Immunosuppressants. 920
Other Interventions. 920
Surgical Management. 921
Care Coordination and Transition Management 921
Home Care Management. 921
Self-Management Education. 922
Health Care Resources. 922
Restless Legs Syndrome 922
Pathophysiology 922
Unit XI Interprofessional Collaboration for Patients With Problems of the Sensory System 957
46 Assessment of the Eye and Vision 957
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 957
Learning Outcomes 957
Anatomy and Physiology Review 957
Structure 957
Layers of the Eyeball 957
Refractive Structures and Media 958
External Structures 958
Muscles, Nerves, and Blood Vessels 959
Function 960
Eye Changes Associated With Aging 961
Health Promotion and Maintenance 961
Assessment: Noticing and Interpreting 962
Patient History 962
Nutrition History 962
Family History and Genetic Risk 963
Current Health Problems 963
Physical Assessment 963
Inspection 963
Vision Testing 963
Psychosocial Assessment 964
Diagnostic Assessment 965
Laboratory Assessment 965
Imaging Assessment 965
Other Diagnostic Assessment 965
Get ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 967
Key Points 967
Safe and Effective Care Environment 967
Health Promotion and Maintenance 967
Psychosocial Integrity 967
Physiological Integrity 967
Selected Bibliography 967
47 Care of Patients With Eye and Vision Problems 968
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 968
Learning Outcomes 968
Sensory Perception Concept Exemplar Cataract 968
Pathophysiology 968
Etiology and Genetic Risk 968
Incidence/Prevalence 968
Health Promotion and Maintenance 969
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 969
Assessment: Noticing 969
History. 969
Physical Assessment/Clinical Signs and Symptoms. 969
Psychosocial Assessment. 969
Analysis: Interpreting 969
Planning and Implementation: Responding 969
Improving Vision 969
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 969
Interventions: Responding. 969
Preoperative Care. 969
Operative Procedures. 970
Postoperative Care. 970
Care Coordination and Transition Management 971
Home Care Management. 971
Self-Management Education. 971
Health Care Resources. 971
Evaluation: Reflecting 972
Sensory Perception Concept Exemplar Glaucoma 972
Pathophysiology 972
Etiology and Genetic Risk 972
Incidence/Prevalence 972
Health Promotion and Maintenance 972
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 972
Assessment: Noticing 972
Physical Assessment/Clinical Signs and Symptoms. 972
Diagnostic Assessment. 974
Analysis: Interpreting 974
Planning and Implementation: Responding 974
Supporting Visual Acuity via Health Teaching 974
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 974
Interventions 974
Nonsurgical Management. 974
Surgical Management. 975
Care Coordination and Transition Management 975
Home Care Management. 975
Self-Management Education. 975
Health Care Resources. 976
Evaluation: Reflecting 976
Corneal Disorders 977
Corneal Abrasion, Ulceration, and Infection 977
Unit XII Interprofessional Collaboration for Patients With Problems of the Musculoskeletal System 1004
49 Assessment of the Musculoskeletal System 1004
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1004
Learning Outcomes 1004
Anatomy and Physiology Review 1005
Skeletal System 1005
Bones 1005
Types and Structure. 1005
Function. 1005
Joints 1006
Muscular System 1007
Musculoskeletal Changes Associated With Aging 1007
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1007
Assessment: Noticing and Interpreting 1008
Patient History 1008
Nutrition History 1008
Family History and Genetic Risk 1008
Current Health Problems 1008
Assessment of the Skeletal System 1009
General Inspection 1009
Posture and Gait. 1009
Mobility and Functional Assessment. 1009
Neurovascular Assessment 1010
Assessment of the Muscular System 1011
Psychosocial Assessment 1011
Diagnostic Assessment 1011
Laboratory Assessment 1011
Imaging Assessment 1011
Radiography. 1011
Nuclear Scans. 1011
Magnetic Resonance Imaging. 1012
Ultrasonography. 1013
Other Diagnostic Assessment 1013
Biopsies. 1013
Electromyography. 1013
Arthroscopy. 1013
Patient Preparation. 1013
Procedure. 1013
Follow-Up Care. 1014
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 1014
Key Points 1014
Safe and Effective Care Environment 1014
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1014
Psychosocial Integrity 1014
Physiological Integrity 1014
Selected Bibliography 1014
50 Care of Patients With Musculoskeletal Problems 1015
Priority Concepts and Exemplars 1015
Learning Outcomes 1015
Cellular Regulation Concept Exemplar Osteoporosis 1015
Pathophysiology 1015
Etiology and Genetic Risk 1016
Incidence and Prevalence 1017
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1017
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1018
Assessment: Noticing 1018
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 1018
Psychosocial Assessment. 1019
Laboratory Assessment. 1019
Imaging Assessment. 1019
Analysis: Interpreting 1020
Planning and Implementation: Responding 1020
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1020
Interventions. 1020
Nutrition Therapy. 1020
Lifestyle Changes. 1020
Drug Therapy. 1020
Calcium and Activated Vitamin D (D3). 1020
Bisphosphonates. 1021
Estrogen Agonist/Antagonists. 1021
Other Drugs. 1021
Care Coordination and Transition Management 1022
Home Care Management. 1022
Self-Management Education. 1022
Health Care Resources. 1022
Osteomyelitis 1022
Pathophysiology 1022
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1023
Assessment: Noticing 1023
Interventions: Responding 1023
Nonsurgical Management. 1024
Surgical Management. 1024
Bone Tumors 1024
Pathophysiology 1024
Benign Bone Tumors 1024
Malignant Bone Tumors 1025
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1025
Assessment: Noticing 1025
Interventions 1026
Nonsurgical Management. 1026
Drug Therapy. 1026
Radiation Therapy. 1026
Interventional Radiology. 1026
Surgical Management. 1026
Preoperative Care. 1026
Operative Procedures. 1026
Postoperative Care. 1027
Care Coordination and Transition Management 1027
Home Care Management. 1027
Self-Management Education. 1027
Health Care Resources. 1028
Disorders of the Hand 1028
Disorders of the Foot 1028
Common Foot Deformities 1028
Plantar Fasciitis 1029
Other Problems of the Foot 1029
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 1030
Key Points 1030
Safe and Effective Care Environment 1030
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1030
Psychosocial Integrity 1030
Physiological Integrity 1030
Selected Bibliography 1030
51 Care of Patients With Musculoskeletal Trauma 1031
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1031
Learning Outcomes 1031
Mobility Concept Exemplar Fractures 1032
Pathophysiology 1032
Classification of Fractures 1032
Stages of Bone Healing 1032
Complications of Fractures 1032
Acute Compartment Syndrome. 1033
Hemorrhage and Hypovolemic Shock. 1034
Fat Embolism Syndrome. 1034
Venous Thromboembolism. 1034
Infection. 1035
Chronic Complications. 1035
Etiology and Genetic Risk 1035
Incidence and Prevalence 1035
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1035
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1035
Assessment: Noticing 1035
History. 1035
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 1036
Psychosocial Assessment. 1036
Laboratory Assessment. 1037
Imaging Assessment. 1037
Analysis: Interpreting 1037
Planning and Implementation: Responding 1037
Managing Acute Pain 1037
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1037
Interventions. 1037
Emergency Care: Fracture. 1037
Nonsurgical Management. 1038
Closed Reduction and Immobilization. 1038
Splints and Orthopedic Boots/Shoes. 1038
Casts. 1039
Traction. 1040
Drug Therapy. 1041
Physical Therapy. 1041
Management of Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome. 1041
Surgical Management. 1042
Preoperative Care. 1042
Operative Procedures. 1042
Postoperative Care. 1042
Procedures for Nonunion. 1043
Increasing Mobility 1043
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1043
Interventions. 1043
Promoting Mobility. 1043
Preventing Complications of Immobility. 1044
Preventing and Monitoring for Neurovascular Compromise 1044
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1044
Interventions. 1044
Preventing Infection 1045
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1045
Interventions. 1045
Care Coordination and Transition Management 1045
Home Care Management. 1045
Self-Management Education. 1045
Health Care Resources. 1045
Evaluation: Reflecting 1046
Selected Fractures of Specific Sites 1046
Upper-Extremity Fractures 1046
Lower-Extremity Fractures 1047
Fractures of the Hip 1047
Other Fractures of the Lower Extremity 1048
Fractures of the Chest and Pelvis 1049
Compression Fractures of the Spine 1050
Perfusion Concept Exemplar Amputations 1050
Pathophysiology 1050
Types of Amputation 1050
Levels of Amputation 1051
Complications of Amputation 1051
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1052
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1052
Assessment: Noticing 1052
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 1052
Psychosocial Assessment. 1052
Diagnostic Assessment. 1052
Analysis: Interpreting 1052
Planning and Implementation: Responding 1053
Monitoring for Decreased Tissue Perfusion 1053
Unit XII Interprofessional Collaboration for Patients With Problems of the Gastrointestinal System 1061
52 Assessment of the Gastrointestinal System 1061
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1061
Learning Outcomes 1061
Anatomy and Physiology Review 1061
Structure 1061
Function 1062
Oral Cavity 1062
Esophagus 1062
Stomach 1063
Pancreas 1063
Liver and Gallbladder 1063
Small Intestine 1064
Large Intestine 1064
Gastrointestinal Changes Associated With Aging 1064
Assessment: Noticing and Interpreting 1065
Patient History 1065
Nutrition History 1065
Family History and Genetic Risk 1066
Current Health Problems 1066
Physical Assessment 1066
Inspection 1067
Auscultation 1067
Percussion 1067
Palpation 1067
Psychosocial Assessment 1068
Diagnostic Assessment 1068
Laboratory Assessment 1068
Urine Tests. 1068
Stool Tests. 1068
Imaging Assessment 1070
Other Diagnostic Assessment 1070
Endoscopy. 1070
Esophagogastroduodenoscopy. 1070
Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography. 1071
Small Bowel Capsule Endoscopy. 1071
Colonoscopy. 1072
Patient Preparation. 1072
Procedure. 1072
Follow-Up Care. 1072
Virtual Colonoscopy. 1073
Sigmoidoscopy. 1073
Ultrasonography. 1073
Endoscopic Ultrasonography. 1073
Liver-Spleen Scan. 1073
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 1074
Key Points 1074
Safe and Effective Care Environment 1074
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1074
Psychosocial Integrity 1074
Physiological Integrity 1074
Selected Bibliography 1074
53 Care of Patients With Oral Cavity Problems 1075
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1075
Learning Outcomes 1075
Tissue Integrity Concept Exemplar Stomatitis 1076
Pathophysiology 1076
Etiology and Genetic Risk 1076
Incidence/Prevalence 1076
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1076
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1076
Assessment: Noticing 1076
Analysis: Interpreting 1077
Planning and Implementation: Responding 1077
Preserving Tissue Integrity 1077
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1077
Interventions. 1077
Minimizing Alterations in Comfort 1078
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1078
Interventions. 1078
Care Coordination and Transition Management 1078
Home Care Management. 1078
Self-Management Education. 1078
Evaluation: Reflecting 1078
Oral Cavity Disorders 1078
Oral Tumors: Premalignant Lesions 1078
Leukoplakia 1078
Erythroplakia 1079
Oral Cancer 1079
Pathophysiology 1079
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1079
Assessment: Noticing 1079
Interventions 1080
Nonsurgical Management. 1080
Surgical Management. 1081
Preoperative Care. 1081
Operative Procedures. 1082
Postoperative Care. 1082
Care Coordination and Transition Management 1083
Home Care Management. 1083
Self-Management Education. 1083
Health Care Resources. 1084
Disorders of the Salivary Glands 1084
Acute Sialadenitis 1084
Pathophysiology 1084
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1084
Post-Irradiation Sialadenitis 1085
Salivary Gland Tumors 1085
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 1085
Key Points 1085
Safe and Effective Care Environment 1085
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1085
Psychosocial Integrity 1086
Physiological Integrity 1086
Selected Bibliography 1086
54 Care of Patients With Esophageal Problems 1087
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1087
Learning Outcomes 1087
Nutrition Concept Exemplar Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) 1087
Pathophysiology 1087
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1088
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1088
Assessment: Noticing 1088
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 1088
Diagnostic Assessment. 1089
Analysis: Interpreting 1089
Planning and Implementation: Responding 1089
Balancing Nutrition 1089
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1089
Unit XIV Interprofessional Collaboration for Patients With Problems of the Endocrine System 1234
61 Assessment of the Endocrine System 1234
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1234
Learning Outcomes 1234
Anatomy and Physiology Review 1235
Hypothalamus and Pituitary Glands 1236
Gonads 1237
Adrenal Glands 1237
Adrenal Cortex 1237
Adrenal Medulla 1238
Thyroid Gland 1238
Parathyroid Glands 1239
Pancreas 1239
Endocrine Changes Associated With Aging 1240
Assessment: Noticing and Interpreting 1240
Patient History 1240
Nutrition History 1240
Family History and Genetic Risk 1240
Current Health Problems 1240
Physical Assessment 1241
Inspection 1241
Palpation 1242
Auscultation 1242
Psychosocial Assessment 1242
Diagnostic Assessment 1242
Laboratory Tests 1242
Assays. 1243
Provocative/Suppression Tests. 1243
Urine Tests. 1243
Genetic Testing. 1243
Tests for Glucose. 1243
Imaging Assessment 1243
Other Diagnostic Assessment 1243
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 1244
Key Points 1244
Safe and Effective Care Environment 1244
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1244
Psychosocial Integrity 1244
Physiological Integrity 1244
Selected Bibliography 1244
62 Care of Patients With Pituitary and Adrenal Gland Problems 1245
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1245
Learning Outcomes 1245
Disorders of the ANTERIOR Pituitary Gland 1245
Hypopituitarism 1245
Pathophysiology 1245
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1246
Assessment: Noticing 1246
Interventions: Responding 1247
Hyperpituitarism 1247
Pathophysiology 1247
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1248
Assessment: Noticing 1248
Interventions: Responding 1248
Nonsurgical Management. 1248
Surgical Management. 1249
Preoperative Care. 1249
Operative Procedures. 1249
Postoperative Care. 1249
Disorders of the Posterior Pituitary Gland 1250
Diabetes Insipidus 1250
Pathophysiology 1250
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1250
Assessment: Noticing 1250
Interventions: Responding 1251
Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone 1251
Pathophysiology 1251
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1251
Assessment: Noticing 1251
Interventions: Responding 1252
Disorders of the Adrenal Gland 1253
Adrenal Gland Hypofunction 1253
Pathophysiology 1253
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1254
Assessment: Noticing 1254
History. 1254
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 1254
Psychosocial Assessment. 1254
Diagnostic Assessment. 1254
Imaging Assessment. 1254
Interventions: Responding 1254
Fluid and Electrolyte Balance Concept Exemplar Hypercortisolism (Cushing’s Disease) 1255
Pathophysiology 1255
Etiology 1256
Incidence and Prevalence 1256
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1256
Assessment: Noticing 1256
History. 1256
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 1256
Psychosocial Assessment. 1257
Laboratory Assessment. 1257
Imaging Assessment. 1257
Analysis: Interpreting 1257
Planning and Implementation: Responding 1257
Restoring Fluid Volume Balance 1258
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1258
Interventions. 1258
Nonsurgical Management. 1258
Surgical Management. 1258
Preoperative Care. 1258
Operative Procedures. 1259
Postoperative Care. 1259
Preventing Injury. 1259
Unit XV Interprofessional Collaboration for Patients With Problems of the Renal/Urinary System 1321
65 Assessment of the Renal/Urinary System 1321
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1321
Learning Outcomes 1321
Anatomy and Physiology Review 1322
Kidneys 1322
Structure 1322
Gross Anatomy. 1322
Microscopic Anatomy. 1323
Function 1323
Regulatory Functions. 1323
Hormonal Functions. 1326
Ureters 1327
Urinary Bladder 1327
Structure 1327
Function 1327
Urethra 1327
Kidney and Urinary Changes Associated With Aging 1328
Kidney Changes 1328
Urinary Changes 1328
Assessment: Noticing and Interpreting 1329
Patient History 1329
Nutrition History 1329
Medication History 1329
Family History and Genetic Risk 1330
Current Health Problem 1330
Physical Assessment 1330
Assessment of the Kidneys, Ureters, and Bladder 1330
Assessment of the Urethra 1331
Psychosocial Assessment 1331
Diagnostic Assessment 1331
Laboratory Assessment 1331
Blood Tests. 1331
Urine Tests 1332
Urinalysis. 1332
Urine for Culture and Sensitivity. 1335
Composite Urine Collections. 1335
Creatinine Clearance. 1335
Urine Electrolytes. 1336
Urine Osmolarity. 1336
Bedside Sonography/Bladder Scanners. 1336
Imaging Assessment 1337
Kidney, Ureter, and Bladder X-rays. 1337
Computed Tomography. 1337
Magnetic Resonance Imaging. 1338
Kidney Ultrasonography. 1338
Renal Scan. 1339
Renal Arteriography (Angiography). 1339
Cystoscopy and Cystourethroscopy 1339
Patient Preparation. 1339
Procedure. 1339
Unit XVI Interprofessional Collaboration for Patients With Problems of the Reproductive System 1428
69 Assessment of the Reproductive System 1428
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1428
Learning Outcomes 1428
Anatomy and Physiology Review 1428
Structure and Function of the Female Reproductive System 1428
External Genitalia 1428
Internal Genitalia 1429
Breasts 1429
Structure and Function of the Male Reproductive System 1430
Reproductive Changes Associated With Aging 1431
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1431
Assessment: Noticing and Interpreting 1431
Patient History 1431
Nutrition History 1432
Family History and Genetic Risk 1432
Current Health Problems 1432
Physical Assessment 1433
Assessment of the Female Reproductive System 1433
Assessment of the Male Reproductive System 1433
Psychosocial Assessment 1433
Diagnostic Assessment 1433
Laboratory Assessment 1433
Imaging Assessment 1435
Computed Tomography. 1435
Hysterosalpingography. 1435
Mammography. 1435
Ultrasonography. 1436
Magnetic Resonance Imaging. 1436
Endoscopic Studies 1436
Colposcopy. 1436
Laparoscopy. 1436
Hysteroscopy. 1437
Biopsy Studies 1437
Cervical Biopsy. 1437
Endometrial Biopsy. 1437
Breast Biopsy. 1438
Prostate Biopsy. 1438
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 1438
Key Points 1438
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1438
Psychosocial Integrity 1438
Physiological Integrity 1439
Selected Bibliography 1439
70 Care of Patients With Breast Disorders 1440
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1440
Learning Outcomes 1440
Cellular Regulation Concept Exemplar Breast Cancer 1440
Pathophysiology 1440
Noninvasive Breast Cancers 1441
Invasive Breast Cancers 1441
Breast Cancer in Men 1441
Breast Cancer in Young Women 1441
Etiology and Genetic Risk 1442
Incidence and Prevalence 1442
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1443
Mammography 1443
Breast Self-Awareness/Self-Examination 1443
Clinical Breast Examination 1443
Options for High-Risk Women 1443
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1445
Assessment: Noticing 1445
History. 1445
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 1445
Psychosocial Assessment. 1445
Laboratory Assessment. 1445
Imaging Assessment. 1446
Other Diagnostic Assessment. 1446
Analysis: Interpreting 1446
Planning and Implementation: Responding 1446
Decreasing the Risk for Metastasis 1446
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1446
Interventions. 1446
Nonsurgical Management. 1446
Complementary and Integrative Health. 1446
Surgical Management. 1447
Preoperative Care. 1447
Operative Procedures. 1447
Postoperative Care. 1448
Breast Reconstruction. 1449
Adjuvant Therapy. 1450
Radiation Therapy. 1451
Drug Therapy. 1451
Stem Cell Transplantation. 1452
Developing Coping Strategies 1452
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1452
Interventions. 1452
Care Coordination and Transition Management 1452
Home Care Management. 1452
Self-Management Education. 1453
Postoperative Mastectomy Teaching. 1453
Psychosocial Preparation. 1454
Health Care Resources. 1454
Evaluation: Reflecting 1454
Benign Breast Disorders 1455
Fibroadenoma 1455
Fibrocystic Breast Condition 1455
Pathophysiology 1455
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1455
Issues of Large-Breasted Women 1456
Issues of Small-Breasted Women 1456
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 1457
Key Points 1457
Safe and Effective Care Environment 1457
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1457
Psychosocial Integrity 1457
Physiological Integrity 1457
Selected Bibliography 1457
71 Care of Patients With Gynecologic Problems 1459
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1459
Learning Outcomes 1459
Sexuality Concept Exemplar Uterine Leiomyoma 1459
Pathophysiology 1459
Etiology and Genetic Risk 1460
Incidence and Prevalence 1460
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1460
Assessment: Noticing 1460
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 1460
Psychosocial Assessment. 1460
Diagnostic Assessment. 1460
Analysis: Interpreting 1460
Planning and Implementation: Responding 1461
Managing Bleeding 1461
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1461
Interventions. 1461
Nonsurgical Management. 1461
Surgical Management. 1461
Uterus-Sparing Surgeries. 1461
Hysterectomy. 1461
Preoperative Care. 1461
Operative Procedures. 1462
Postoperative Care. 1462
Care Coordination and Transition Management 1463
Home Care Management. 1463
Self-Management Education. 1463
Health Care Resources. 1463
Evaluation: Reflecting 1463
Pelvic Organ Prolapse 1464
Pathophysiology 1464
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1464
Assessment: Noticing 1464
Interventions: Responding 1464
Nonsurgical Management. 1464
Surgical Management. 1464
Endometrial (Uterine) Cancer 1465
Pathophysiology 1465
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1466
Assessment: Noticing 1466
Interventions: Responding 1466
Surgical Management. 1466
Nonsurgical Management. 1466
Radiation Therapy. 1466
Drug Therapy. 1467
Complementary and Integrative Health. 1467
Care Coordination and Transition Management 1467
Ovarian Cancer 1467
Pathophysiology 1467
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1468
Assessment: Noticing 1468
Interventions: Responding 1468
Care Coordination and Transition Management 1468
Cervical Cancer 1469
Pathophysiology 1469
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1469
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1469
Assessment: Noticing 1469
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 1469
Diagnostic Assessment. 1469
Interventions: Responding 1470
Surgical Management. 1470
Nonsurgical Management. 1470
Vulvovaginitis 1470
Pathophysiology 1470
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1471
Toxic Shock Syndrome 1471
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 1471
Key Points 1471
Safe and Effective Care Environment 1471
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1471
Psychosocial Integrity 1472
Physiological Integrity 1472
Selected Bibliography 1472
72 Care of Patients With Male Reproductive Problems 1473
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1473
Learning Outcomes 1473
Elimination Concept Exemplar Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia 1474
Pathophysiology 1474
Etiology and Genetic Risk 1474
Incidence and Prevalence 1474
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1474
Assessment: Noticing 1474
History. 1474
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 1474
Psychosocial Assessment. 1476
Laboratory Assessment. 1476
Other Diagnostic Assessment. 1477
Analysis: Interpreting 1477
Planning and Implementation: Responding 1477
Improving Urinary Elimination 1477
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1477
Interventions. 1477
Nonsurgical Management. 1477
Drug Therapy. 1477
Complementary and Integrative Health. 1477
Other Nonsurgical Interventions. 1477
Surgical Management. 1479
Preoperative Care. 1479
Operative Procedures. 1479
Postoperative Care. 1479
Improving Self-Esteem 1480
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1480
Interventions. 1481
Care Coordination and Transition Management 1481
Home Care Preparation. 1481
Self-Management Education. 1481
Health Care Resources. 1481
Evaluation: Reflecting 1481
Cellular Regulation Concept Exemplar Prostate Cancer 1481
Pathophysiology 1481
Etiology 1482
Incidence and Prevalence 1482
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1482
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1482
Assessment: Noticing 1482
History. 1482
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 1482
Psychosocial Assessment. 1483
Laboratory Assessment. 1483
Other Diagnostic Assessment. 1483
Analysis: Interpreting 1483
Planning and Implementation: Responding 1483
Preventing Metastasis 1483
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1483
Interventions. 1483
Active Surveillance. 1483
Surgical Management. 1484
Preoperative Care. 1484
Operative Procedures. 1484
Postoperative Care. 1484
Nonsurgical Management. 1485
Radiation Therapy. 1485
Drug Therapy. 1485
Care Coordination and Transition Management 1485
Home Care Management. 1485
Self-Management Education. 1486
Health Care Resources. 1486
Evaluation: Reflecting 1486
Testicular Cancer 1486
Pathophysiology 1486
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1487
Assessment: Noticing 1487
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 1487
Psychosocial Assessment. 1487
Laboratory Assessment. 1487
Other Diagnostic Assessment. 1487
Interventions: Responding. 1487
Surgical Management. 1488
Preoperative Care. 1488
Operative Procedures. 1488
Postoperative Care. 1488
Nonsurgical Management. 1488
Care Coordination and Transition Management 1489
Erectile Dysfunction 1489
Pathophysiology 1489
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1489
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 1490
Key Points 1490
Safe and Effective Care Environment 1490
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1490
Psychosocial Integrity 1490
Physiological Integrity 1490
Selected Bibliography 1491
73 Care of Transgender Patients 1492
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1492
Learning Outcomes 1492
Safe and Effective Care Environment 1492
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1492
Psychosocial Integrity 1492
Physiological Integrity 1492
Patient-Centered Terminology 1493
Transgender Health Issues 1494
Stress and Transgender Health 1494
The Need to Improve Transgender Health Care 1494
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1495
Assessment: Noticing 1495
History. 1496
Physical Assessment. 1497
Psychosocial Assessment. 1497
Interventions: Responding 1497
Nonsurgical Management. 1497
Drug Therapy. 1497
Drugs for MtF Patients. 1497
Drugs for FtM Patients. 1498
Reproductive Health Options. 1499
Voice and Communication Therapy. 1499
Surgical Management. 1499
Feminizing Surgeries for MtF Patients. 1499
Preoperative Care. 1500
Operative Procedures. 1500
Postoperative Care. 1500
Masculinizing Surgeries for FtM Patients. 1500
Care Coordination and Transition Management 1501
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 1502
Key Points 1502
Safe and Effective Care Environment 1502
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1502
Psychosocial Integrity 1502
Physiological Integrity 1502
Selected Bibliography 1502
74 Care of Patients With Sexually Transmitted Infections 1504
Priority and Interrelated Concepts 1504
Learning Outcomes 1504
Safe and Effective Care Environment 1504
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1504
Psychosocial Integrity 1504
Physiological Integrity 1504
Overview 1504
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1505
Genital Herpes 1506
Pathophysiology 1506
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1506
Assessment: Noticing 1506
Interventions: Responding 1507
Drug Therapy. 1507
Self-Management Education. 1507
Syphilis 1508
Pathophysiology 1508
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1509
Assessment: Noticing 1509
Interventions: Responding 1509
Condylomata Acuminata (Genital Warts) 1510
Pathophysiology 1510
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1510
Assessment: Noticing 1510
Interventions: Responding 1511
Drug Therapy. 1511
Self-Management Education. 1511
Chlamydia Infection 1511
Pathophysiology 1511
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1511
Assessment: Noticing 1511
Interventions: Responding 1512
Gonorrhea 1512
Pathophysiology 1512
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1512
Assessment: Noticing 1512
Interventions: Responding 1513
Drug Therapy. 1513
Self-Management Education. 1514
Sexuality Concept Exemplar Pelvic Inflammatory Disease 1514
Pathophysiology 1514
Interprofessional Collaborative Care 1514
Assessment: Noticing 1514
History. 1514
Physical Assessment/Signs and Symptoms. 1515
Psychosocial Assessment. 1515
Laboratory Assessment. 1515
Other Diagnostic Assessment. 1515
Analysis: Interpreting 1515
Planning and Implementation: Responding 1515
Managing Infection 1515
Planning: Expected Outcomes. 1515
Interventions. 1515
Care Coordination and Transition Management. 1516
Home Care Management. 1516
Self-Management Education. 1516
Health Care Resources. 1517
Evaluation: Reflecting 1517
Get Ready for the NCLEX® Examination! 1517
Key Points 1517
Safe and Effective Care Environment 1517
Health Promotion and Maintenance 1517
Psychosocial Integrity 1517
Physiological Integrity 1517
Selected Bibliography 1518
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