Nurse s Pocket Guide Diagnoses Prioritized Interventions and Rationales 12th Edition by Marilynn E Doenges ISBN 0803622341 9780803622340

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ISBN 10: 0803622341 
ISBN 13: 9780803622340
Author: Marilynn E Doenges

Nurse s Pocket Guide Diagnoses Prioritized Interventions and Rationales 12th Table of contents:

Part I: Nursing Process and Diagnostic Tools

• Chapter 1: The Nursing Process: Foundations for Care

  • Assessment

  • Diagnosis (NANDA-I Taxonomy)

  • Planning (Goals, Outcomes)

  • Implementation (Interventions)

  • Evaluation

• Chapter 2: Prioritization of Nursing Diagnoses

  • Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

  • ABC (Airway, Breathing, Circulation) Priority Setting

  • Life-Threatening vs. Non-Life-Threatening Concerns

• Chapter 3: Understanding Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC) (If integrated, typically brief overview)

• Chapter 4: Understanding Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) (If integrated, typically brief overview)

Part II: Alphabetical Listing of Nursing Diagnoses, Interventions, and Rationales

(This section forms the bulk of the book. Each diagnosis entry typically includes:)

• [Nursing Diagnosis 1, e.g., Activity Intolerance]

  • Definition

  • Defining Characteristics (Subjective and Objective Cues)

  • Related Factors (Etiological/Risk Factors)

  • Desired Outcomes/Evaluation Criteria (NOC links if applicable)

  • Prioritized Interventions with Rationales

    • Assessment

    • Nursing Interventions (e.g., teaching, pharmacological, collaborative)

    • Rationales (Evidence-based reasoning for each intervention)

    • Client/Family Teaching

    • Discharge Goals

• [Nursing Diagnosis 2, e.g., Acute Pain]

  • … (Same structure as above)

• [Nursing Diagnosis 3, e.g., Anxiety]

  • … (Same structure as above)

• (…and so on for all NANDA-I diagnoses, typically including a broad range from physiological to psychosocial issues, such as:)

  • Body Image Disturbance

  • Cardiac Output, Decreased

  • Coping, Ineffective

  • Deficient Knowledge

  • Diarrhea

  • Fear

  • Fluid Volume Deficit/Excess

  • Gas Exchange, Impaired

  • Grieving

  • Infection, Risk for

  • Mobility, Impaired Physical

  • Nausea

  • Nutrition, Imbalanced: Less/More Than Body Requirements

  • Self-Care Deficit

  • Sleep Pattern Disturbance

  • Urinary Elimination, Impaired

  • Ventilation, Impaired Spontaneous

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