Test Bank for Pediatric Nursing Caring for Children and Their Families 3rd Edition By Potts, ISBN-, ISBN- | Complete Guide A+

.Test Bank for Pediatric Nursing Caring for Children and Their Families 3rd Edition By Potts. Table of Contents Unit I: PEDIATRIC NURSING IN A CHANGING SOCIETY. 1. Overview of Pediatric Nursing. 2. Legal and Ethical Issues. 3. The Child in Context of the Family. 4. Community and Home Health Nursing. 5. School Nursing. Unit II: GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN. 6. Theoretical Approaches to the Growth and Development of Children. 7. Growth and Development of the Newborn. 8. Growth and Development of the Infant. 9. Growth and Development of the Toddler. 10. Growth and Development of the Preschooler. 11. Growth and Development of the School-Aged Child. 12. Growth and Development of the Adolescent. Unit III: UNIQUE CONSIDERATIONS IN CHILDREN. 13. Child and Family Communication. 14. Pediatric Assessment. 15. Infectious Diseases. 16. Care of Children Who Are Hospitalized. 17. Chronic Conditions. 18. Pain Management. 19. Medication Administration. 20. Loss and Bereavement. Unit IV: ALTERATIONS IN NUTRITION AND ELIMINATION. 21. Fluid and Electrolyte Alterations.22. Genitourinary Alterations. 23. Gastrointestinal Alterations. Unit V: ALTERATIONS IN OXYGEN TRANSPORT. 24. Respiratory Alterations. 25. Cardiovascular Alterations. 26. Hematological Alterations. Unit VI: ALTERATIONS IN PROTECTIVE MECHANISMS. 27. Immunologic Alterations. 28. Endocrine Alterations. 29. Cellular Alterations. 30. Integumentary Alterations. Unit VII: Alterations in Sensorimotor Function. 31. Sensory Alterations. 32. Neurological Alterations. 33. Cognitive Alterations. 34. Musculoskeletal Alterations. Unit VIII: OTHER ALTERATIONS TO CHILDRENS HEALTH. 35. Psychosocial Alterations. 36. Child Abuse and Neglect. PEDIATRIC NURSING: CARING FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES, third edition, offers a dynamic and insightful guide to caring for pediatric clients. The authors embrace a holistic, family-centered approach to the care and nurturing of children in all states of health, exploring healthy growth and development milestones, as well as illness states and chronic conditions. All nursing care is framed within a family context, underscoring the importance of viewing children not just as individuals, but as members of a family. General nursing skills such as assessment, communication, and health promotion are presented within the pediatric framework to help nurses approach children and their families with an authentic, informed understanding of their conditions and needs