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Educators, students, and nurses will love
this portable, quick, and indispensable scrub-pocket-sized tool. Focusing on
clinical "need-to-know" information -- how to calculate common medication
formulas, signs of child abuse, the normal ranges of vital signs -- from the
simply "nice-to-know", LPN Notes combines commonly used, but rarely
memorized, clinical information with reusable patient assessment tools and
worksheets. And it does it all in a colorful, waterproof, and reusable format.
(Ballpoint ink wipes off with alcohol.) Students can refer to LPN Notes
time and again for the delivery of safe and efficient nursing care.
KEY
FEATURES
·
Collection of commonly
used but rarely memorized clinical information, such as charts, graphs,
formulas, conversions, and lab values -- all necessary to deliver safe and
efficient nursing care ·
Quick reference for home
care visits as well as hospital work ·
Pages are waterproof and
reusable
·
Student can write
directly on pages, temporarily recording clinical data that can be wiped clean
with alcohol and used again ·
Portable enough to fit
into scrub pocket ·
Post-it page option
allows students to insert 3 x 5 post-it notes ·
Eight sections
cover:
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BASICS -- formulas and
conversion tables; updated NANDA diagnoses ·
LABS -- common lab
values
·
ASSESS -- assessment
charts and tables such as Vital Signs, Pain Assessment ·
OB/PEDS -- pregnancy
terms, fetal development timetable, complications of pregnancy, fetal
monitoring, APGAR Score ·
GERI -- covers
polypharmacy, skin integrity and pressure ulcers, falls, nutrition, including
management of feeding tubes, depression and delirium, urinary tract infections,
and respiratory tract infections ·
EMERG -- ACLS
Guidelines, Rule of Nines, Signs and Symptoms of Shock, Glasgow Coma Scale,
Stages of Cancer, Aldrete Score ·
MEDS/IV -- commonly
prescribed drugs, emergency drugs, medication administration ·
TOOLS -- frequently used
phone numbers, schedule planner, symbols, abbreviations, terminology,
English/Spanish translator ·
Specialized Assessments
in mental health, gerontology, and pediatrics ·
Meds contains 100 of the
most commonly encountered drugs, listing names by trade, generic, and
classification ·
Community Resources
includes contact numbers for emotional/physical abuse, battered women, shelters,
crises hotlines, and home care concerns
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October 11, 2003: This little book is wonderful! It fits in your pocket and can go anywhere you go! It has so much information in it, along with charts and picutres! It has a list of common drug names. For a student you sometimes need all the references that you can find!