Developing clinical judgment for professional nursing and the next-generation NCLEX-RN examination / Donna D. Ignatavicius

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Contents: Introduction: the use of clinical judgment in professional nursing practice - - Transitioning from the nursing process to clinical judgment - - Applying the NCSBN clinical judgment model to ensure client safety - - Clinical judgment for clients across the lifespan experiencing commonly occurring health problems - - Perfusion: common problems - - Clotting: deep vein thrombosis - - Gas exchange: common problems - - Elimination: benign prostatic hyperplasia - - Nutrition: common problems - - Mobility: common problems - - Metabolism: common problems - - Cellular regulation: breast cancer - - Inflammation: common problems - - Infection: common problems - - Sensory perception: cataracts - - Cognition: common problems - - Mood and affect: depression - - Stress and coping: generalized anxiety disorder - - Reproduction: uterine leiomyoma/hysterectomy - - Clinical judgment for childbearing families 18.reproduction: childbearing family - - Clinical judgment for clients across the lifespan experiencing complex multi-system health problems - - Perfusion: complex problems - - Mobility: spinal cord injury - - Cognition: traumatic brain injury - - Infection: sepsis - - Gas exchange: chest trauma - - Elimination: complex problems - - Metabolism: complex problems - - Tissue integrity: burns - - Stress and coping: substance use disorder - - Management of care: complex problems - - Pharmacology for nursing - - Pharmacology in management of common health problems - - Pharmacology in management of complex health problems - - Answers and rationales for thinking exercises answers and rationales for thinking exercises