Anatomy is the scientific discipline that investigates the structure of the body. Physiology is the scientific discipline that deals with the processes or functions of living things.
Contents: 1. The Body As A Whole 2. Support and Movement 3. Communication, Control, and Integration 4. Transportation and Defense 5. Respiration, Nutrition, and Excretion 6. Reproduction and Development
Contents: 1. Preparing for the nclex examination 2. Drugs and nursing implications 3. Universal principles of nursing care management 4. Adult Nursing 5. Pediatric nursing 6. Maternity and female reprductive nursing 7. Psychiatric-Mental health nursing
In any historical sketch of an ancient and almost world-wide art which is still rapidly developing, omission is inevitable. If in this process things of importance have here been left out or treated too briefly, I canbut plead the difficulty to compressing into these pages so vast a subject. This is an attempt to present in historical perspective an outline of nursing development down to the pr…
In recent years a variety of new histology textbooks have been published. In many ways these books are in contrast with the more traditional texts that had been the mainstay for teaching the subject matter of histology over the decades.
Sport may be played both for exercise and as a game. Sports participants may use their leisure time to play games as sport, while others claim that rock climbing, fly fishing, and skydiving are sports. When the rules governing the skill levels required of participants, and the significance placed an the outcome are rigidly structured, sport becomes athletics. Usullay, sport refers to contests i…
This book is divided intothree parts : Structure of infection control program; epidemiology of nosocomial infections; and Surveilance, prevention and control of nosocomial infections.
Contents: 1. Preparing for the Licensure Examination 2. Review of the Basics: Trends, Nursing Concepts, and the Nursing Process 3. Pharmacology 4. Nutrition 5. Medical-Surgical Nursing 6. Mental Health Nursing 7. Maternity Nursing 8. Pediatric Nursing 9. Nursing Care of the Aging Adult 10. Emergency Preparedness
Contents: 1. Challenges Facing Nurses in the 1990s and Beyond 2. Performing a Holistic Health Assessment 3. Caring for People with Special Medical-Surgical Needs and Problems 4. Caring for People with Special Developmental Needs and Problems 5. Caring for People with Medical-Surgical Discorders 6. Caring for People with Special Psychosocial Needs and Problems