NCLEX Nursing Care Management: Standards of Practice Plus 280 Questions

NCLEX Nursing Care Management book focuses on the standards of nursing care demanded by the National Councils Board of Nursing from all nurses as standard practice.

This book includes 280 NCLEX exam questions, answers and rationales for nursing care practices.

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Nurses must frequently apply various management principles while caring for their clients in various health care settings. This unit has been crafted to clarify these issues. It begins with a comprehensive view of nursing practice standards as well as legal and ethical aspects of nursing.

Client care management issues such as determining priorities, working with the health care team, making assignments, and coordinating client care as the client progresses from admission through discharge have been described along with valuable principles to facilitate the nurse’s application of this information.

Safety considerations regarding fire, electricity, equipment, and the use of physical restraints have been incorporated. This unit also includes selected principals and interventions related to specific aspects of care such as body mechanics, transfer techniques, positioning, application of cold and heat, asepsis, and the care of clients who develop or are at risk for pressure ulcers.

Nurses must frequently apply various management principles while caring for their clients in various health care settings. This unit has been crafted to clarify these issues. It begins with a comprehensive view of nursing practice standards as well as legal and ethical aspects of nursing.

Client care management issues such as determining priorities, working with the health care team, making assignments, and coordinating client care as the client progresses from admission through discharge have been described along with valuable principles to facilitate the nurse’s application of this information.

Safety considerations regarding fire, electricity, equipment, and the use of physical restraints have been incorporated. Also includes interventions related to specific aspects of care such as body mechanics, transfer techniques, positioning, application of cold and heat, asepsis, and the care of clients who develop or are at risk for pressure ulcers.