Chapter 12 Nursing Care of Clients with Urinary/Reproductive System Disorders Overview Review of Anatomy and Physiology of the Urinary System Functions of the Urinary System A Secrete urine B Eliminate urine from…
Chapter 33 Nursing Care of School-Age Children Growth and Development Developmental Timetable A Physical growth 1. Lanky appearance up to 10 to 12 years: bone development precedes muscular development a. At 6 years:…
Chapter 27 Nursing Care of the Newborn Foundations of Nursing Care for Newborns Family and Prenatal History A Chronic illness in mother’s or father’s family B Previous maternal and paternal illnesses C Ages…
Chapter 7 Nursing Care of Clients with Respiratory System Disorders Overview Review of Anatomy and Physiology Structures and Functions of the Respiratory System (Figure 7-1: The respiratory system) Figure 7-1…
Chapter 11 Nursing Care of Clients with Neuromusculoskeletal System Disorders Overview Review of Anatomy and Physiology Structures and Functions of the Nervous System Overview A Central nervous system (CNS) 1. Brain 2. Spinal…
Chapter 9 Nursing Care of Clients with Endocrine System Disorders Overview Review of Anatomy and Physiology Function of the Endocrine System Endocrine glands continuously secrete products called hormones, which are…
Chapter 34 Nursing Care of Adolescents Growth and Development Developmental Timetable A Physical growth: physical changes associated with puberty B Pubertal growth spurt 1. Female: 10 to 14 years a. Weight: gains 7 to…
Chapter 19 Nursing Care of Clients with Disorders Related to Anxiety and Alterations in Mood Overview A Primary initial deficit occurs in mood or ability to manage anxiety, although there may…
Chapter 16 The Practice of Mental Health/Psychiatric Nursing Legal Concepts Related to Mental Health/Psychiatric Nursing Overview A A fundamental component of psychiatric nursing is to understand the legal framework used to…
Chapter 31 Nursing Care of Toddlers Growth and Development Developmental Timetable Fifteen Months A Physical 1. Growth rate begins to decrease a. Weight: 11 kg (24 lb) b. Height: 74.7 cm (31 inches) 2. Capacity of urinary bladder…
