Mosby护士袖珍词典

出版时间：2005-12  出版社：Oversea Publishing House  作者：Brooker BSc MSc RGN SCM RNT, Chris  页数：420  

内容概要

The Mosby Nurse's Pocket Dictionary.   33rd edition, has been compteteiy updated to meet the needs of both students and registered nurses practising within health care systems that continue to undergo rapid change. This established dictionary is comprehensive, up-to-date and remains the definitive pocket dictionary for nurses.    FEATURES    7500 entries    90 clear, informative illustrations, many with a practice focus    8 indispensabte appendices inctuding two news ones: KEY GOVERNMENT REPORTS AND ACTS OF PARLIAMENT(1994-2004) and USEFUL WEB RESOURCES.    major emphasis on nursing    relevant to foundation and branch programme students    provides information about topics such as research, professional development, ethics and quality issues that reflect the changing culture of health care delivery    revised anatomy, physiology, medicine, pathology, pharmacology and other health care disciplines that provide the information that nurses need to help them give high quality care    provides an essentiat resource for professional, development    durable and portable.

书籍目录

PrefaceAcknowLedgementsContributorGuide to pronunciationDictionaryAppendices1 The NMC code of professionat conduct: standards for conduct, performance and ethics2 Key government reports and Acts of Partiament in hearth care 1994-20043 Prefixes and suffixes4 Chemicat symbots and formulae commonLy encountered in nursing5 Units of measurement6 NormatvaLues7 Nutrition8 Useful web resources

媒体关注与评论

"It cointants more than 7,000 clearly defined nursing medical terms. Some entries are illustrated with simple but effective diagrams, many with a practical nursing focus.The appendices have been revised to include web recources and key government reports and acts of parliment in health care from 1994 to 2004. Of particular value are the appendices on normaly values for blood, urine and cerebrospinal fluid, and prefixes and suffixesm wich are useful to have to hand for reference."Nursing Standard, November 2005