Chapter 29 Foundations of Child Health Nursing Growth and Development of the Child Principles of Growth A Differences from adults: continuing physiologic, intellectual, emotional maturation evidenced by developmental milestones B Influences 1. Physiologic:…
Chapter 20 Nursing Care of Clients with Disorders Related to Alterations in Behavior Overview A The primary/initial deficit occurs in behavior, although there will be changes in the client’s mood and…
Chapter 23 Nursing Care to Promote Childbearing and Women’s Health Health Promotion Female Reproductive System Ovaries: Female Gonads A Located behind and below fallopian tubes, anchored to uterus and broad ligaments;…
Chapter 24 Nursing Care Related to Major Disorders Affecting Women’s Health Major Disorders Affecting Women’s Health Cancer of the Cervix Data Base A Etiology and pathophysiology 1. Slow, malignant change in tissue-forming…
Chapter 15 Foundations of Mental Health/Psychiatric Nursing Development of Personality Overview A Sum of all traits that differentiate one individual from another B Total behavior pattern of an individual through which inner…
Chapter 32 Nursing Care of Preschoolers Growth and Development Developmental Timetable Three Years A Physical 1. Weight: gains 1.8 to 2.7 kg (4 to 6 lb) 2. Height: grows 7.5 cm (3 inches) B Motor 1. Jumps off…
Chapter 26 Nursing Care of Women at Risk during Pregnancy, Labor, Childbirth, and the Postpartum Period Tests to Identify and/or Monitor High-Risk Pregnancy A Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) enzyme blood test 1. Increase identifies…
Chapter 21 Nursing Care of Clients with Sexual and Gender Identity Disorders Overview A Changing social and cultural mores have removed many of the sexual behaviors that were once considered deviations…
Chapter 18 Nursing Care of Clients with Disorders Related to Alterations in Cognition and Perception Overview A The primary initial deficit occurs in cognition, although there may be changes in mood…
Chapter 2 Basics of Nursing Practice Nursing Process A Assessment/Analysis 1. Types of data: objective (overt, measurable, detected by physical assessment); subjective (covert, feelings, sensations, and symptoms verbalized by client) 2. Sources of…
