• 2006
• © Oncology Nursing Society
• Marcelle Kaplan RN, MS, OCN®, AOCN®
• 1890504629 / 9781890504625
• Nursing, Oncology

 

Description

This essential resource is designed to be the definitive, practical, one-stop guide to understanding and managing oncologic emergencies from a nursing perspective. It covers the epidemiology, pathophysiology, assessment and management of the 10 most common emergencies with the most current and comprehensive information. The nurse who is aware of the early signs and symptoms of impending crises can intervene to help prevent and effectively manage such events, potentially improving quantity and quality of life for the patient.

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Score/Stars: 87/3
Score/Specialty: 2.4 Nursing - Oncology

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Quotes, Reviews or Testimonials

"Oncologic emergencies can occur any time during the cancer continuum, as a result of a malignancy, its treatment, or as a long-term consequence. This comprehensive, well written resource provides a clear picture of the etiology, treatment, and care management of 10 major oncologic emergencies. A wealth of practical information is succinctly presented along with helpful figures, tables, and references. This book is a valuable source of information with potential to enhance the cancer patient's quantity and quality of life."

-- Melody McKinney, DNS, RN (Indiana State University) Doody's Review

Audience

Designed as a comprehensive resource on oncologic emergencies for nurses and other healthcare professionals.

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