ISBN: 9798192106297 - essential principles of neonatal clinical reasoning and critical care: a practical nicu handbook for neonatal nursing & nurse practitioner: pathophysiology, organ support, and clinical decision making (6 resultados)

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    Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - What if the most important information is not the number on the monitor-but the direction it is moving In neonatal and pediatric critical care, deterioration rarely announces itself with a single dramatic finding. More often, the clues appear gradually: a changing respiratory pattern, worsening oxygenation, altered perfusion, an unexpected heart rate, or a subtle change in the baby's overall trajectory.Neonatal Clinical Reasoning and Critical Care is a practical bedside guide for clinicians who must interpret those changes, understand the underlying physiology, and decide what matters most when time and information are limited.A Practical Framework for Difficult DecisionsAt the heart of the book is the Clinical Reasoning Spine: GATHER ? FRAME ? PRIORITIZE ? ACT ? REASSESSThis framework encourages clinicians to move beyond isolated measurements and continuously connect the patient's examination, physiology, trends, interventions, and response.Inside This BookYou will explore practical approaches to: - Newborn assessment and stabilization- Neonatal resuscitation and escalation of care- Respiratory distress, oxygenation, and ventilation- Fetal and transitional circulation- Cardiovascular assessment and perfusion- Recognition of neonatal deterioration and red flags- Clinical monitoring and interpretation of changing trends- Critical care decision-making under uncertainty- Neonatal transport, referral, and escalation- Care considerations when resources are limited- Reassessment after interventionBuilt for the BedsideThis book is written for pediatricians, neonatologists, pediatric intensivists, residents, fellows, nurses, respiratory therapists, emergency clinicians, and other healthcare professionals involved in the care of newborns and critically ill children.It is designed around a reality every clinician recognizes: the guideline may be clear, but the patient in front of you may not be.When the clinical picture changes, the ability to recognize patterns, understand physiology, prioritize problems, intervene deliberately, and reassess becomes essential.Gather the information. Frame the problem. Prioritize what matters. Act deliberately. Reassess continuously.Treat the trend, not the number.…

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if the most important information is not the number on the monitor-but the direction it is moving?In neonatal and pediatric critical care, deterioration rarely announces itself with a single dramatic finding. More often, the clues appear gradually: a changing respiratory pattern, worsening oxygenation, altered perfusion, an unexpected heart rate, or a subtle change in the baby's overall trajectory.Neonatal Clinical Reasoning and Critical Care is a practical bedside guide for clinicians who must interpret those changes, understand the underlying physiology, and decide what matters most when time and information are limited.A Practical Framework for Difficult DecisionsAt the heart of the book is the Clinical Reasoning Spine: GATHER FRAME PRIORITIZE ACT REASSESSThis framework encourages clinicians to move beyond isolated measurements and continuously connect the patient's examination, physiology, trends, interventions, and response.Inside This BookYou will explore practical approaches to: - Newborn assessment and stabilization- Neonatal resuscitation and escalation of care- Respiratory distress, oxygenation, and ventilation- Fetal and transitional circulation- Cardiovascular assessment and perfusion- Recognition of neonatal deterioration and red flags- Clinical monitoring and interpretation of changing trends- Critical care decision-making under uncertainty- Neonatal transport, referral, and escalation- Care considerations when resources are limited- Reassessment after interventionBuilt for the BedsideThis book is written for pediatricians, neonatologists, pediatric intensivists, residents, fellows, nurses, respiratory therapists, emergency clinicians, and other healthcare professionals involved in the care of newborns and critically ill children.It is designed around a reality every clinician recognizes: the guideline may be clear, but the patient in front of you may not be.When the clinical picture changes, the ability to recognize patterns, understand physiology, prioritize problems, intervene deliberately, and reassess becomes essential.Gather the information. Frame the problem. Prioritize what matters. Act deliberately. Reassess continuously.Treat the trend, not the number. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if the most important information is not the number on the monitor-but the direction it is moving?In neonatal and pediatric critical care, deterioration rarely announces itself with a single dramatic finding. More often, the clues appear gradually: a changing respiratory pattern, worsening oxygenation, altered perfusion, an unexpected heart rate, or a subtle change in the baby's overall trajectory.Neonatal Clinical Reasoning and Critical Care is a practical bedside guide for clinicians who must interpret those changes, understand the underlying physiology, and decide what matters most when time and information are limited.A Practical Framework for Difficult DecisionsAt the heart of the book is the Clinical Reasoning Spine: GATHER FRAME PRIORITIZE ACT REASSESSThis framework encourages clinicians to move beyond isolated measurements and continuously connect the patient's examination, physiology, trends, interventions, and response.Inside This BookYou will explore practical approaches to: - Newborn assessment and stabilization- Neonatal resuscitation and escalation of care- Respiratory distress, oxygenation, and ventilation- Fetal and transitional circulation- Cardiovascular assessment and perfusion- Recognition of neonatal deterioration and red flags- Clinical monitoring and interpretation of changing trends- Critical care decision-making under uncertainty- Neonatal transport, referral, and escalation- Care considerations when resources are limited- Reassessment after interventionBuilt for the BedsideThis book is written for pediatricians, neonatologists, pediatric intensivists, residents, fellows, nurses, respiratory therapists, emergency clinicians, and other healthcare professionals involved in the care of newborns and critically ill children.It is designed around a reality every clinician recognizes: the guideline may be clear, but the patient in front of you may not be.When the clinical picture changes, the ability to recognize patterns, understand physiology, prioritize problems, intervene deliberately, and reassess becomes essential.Gather the information. Frame the problem. Prioritize what matters. Act deliberately. Reassess continuously.Treat the trend, not the number. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…