Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and the Intensive Care Unit Patient: Implications for Staff and Advanced Practice Critical Care Nurses Baxter, Andrew Baxter, Andrew Less Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing. 23(4):145-150, July/August 2004. Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions In Brief: Nurses are exposed to patients who have PTSD and are admitted to critical care units with other problems. We must be aware of the special needs of these patients and take appropriate action. Buy Take the CE Test
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Ludwig’s Angina Little, Cindy Little, Cindy Less Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing. 23(4):153-154, July/August 2004. Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions In Brief: Ludwig’s angina is a serious and potentially fatal disease. Critical care nurses must be aware of the subtle changes in the patient’s status and intervene quickly to avoid the death of the patient. Buy
A Review of Rhabdomyolysis Harriston, Sharon Harriston, Sharon Less Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing. 23(4):155-161, July/August 2004. Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions In Brief: The purpose of this article is to educate critical care nurses about the disease process and treatment of rhabdomyolysis. Buy
Spirituality as a Coping Mechanism Kelly, Jacinta Kelly, Jacinta Less Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing. 23(4):162-168, July/August 2004. Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions In Brief: The author describes the use of spirituality as a coping mechanism for patients with critical illnesses. Buy
How To Reach Us Less Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing. 23(4):168, July/August 2004. Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Buy
Call for Manuscripts Less Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing. 23(4):175, July/August 2004. Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Buy
DCCN on the Web Less Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing. 23(4):178, July/August 2004. Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Buy
Coming in the September/October 2004 Issue Less Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing. 23(4):189, July/August 2004. Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Buy
Funny Things Nurses and Doctors Write or Say Miracle, Vickie A. Miracle, Vickie A. Less Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing. 23(4):190, July/August 2004. Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Buy
Turning the Tide on Medical Errors in Intensive Care Units: A Human Factors Approach Rogerson, William T. Jr; Tremethick, Mary Jane Rogerson, William T. Jr; Tremethick, Mary Jane Less Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing. 23(4):169-175, July/August 2004. Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions In Brief: This provocative article concerns the role systems play in medication errors. The authors provide suggestions for improvements to the medical system. Buy
A Personal Reflection: The Intimacy of Dying: An Act of Presence Faas, April I. Faas, April I. Less Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing. 23(4):176-178, July/August 2004. Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions In Brief: Nurses need skills and education to enter into a relationship with the patient/family that touches the spirit and aids in healing. This article provides insight into these essential skills. Buy
Clinical Research and the Development of New Drugs: Issues for Nurses Holaday, Bonnie; Mills, Debra M. Holaday, Bonnie; Mills, Debra M. Less Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing. 23(4):179-186, July/August 2004. Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions In Brief: As critical care nurses, we are frequently exposed to clinical trials for new medications. The authors provide insight into the process of the development of new medications for our patients. Buy
GLUCOSE WATER REDUCES NEONATES’ PAIN BETTER THAN SKIN CREAM Ihlenfeld, Janet T. Ihlenfeld, Janet T. Less Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing. 23(4):187, July/August 2004. In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions In Brief: Abstracts of research studies relevant to pediatric critical care nursing are presented. Buy
SEDATION IN PICU SHOULD BE STRICTLY CONTROLLED Ihlenfeld, Janet T. Ihlenfeld, Janet T. Less Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing. 23(4):187, July/August 2004. In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions In Brief: Abstracts of research studies relevant to pediatric critical care nursing are presented. Buy
