Primary Care: A Collaborative PracticeWritten specifically for nurse practitioners, this unique, comprehensive primary care reference provides concise, yet thorough information that primary care providers need in today's fast-paced, collaborative environment. PRIMARY CARE: A COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE is based on a body systems framework and covers a multitude of adult disorders and related issues, including barotrauma, rehabilitation, and domestic violence. Arranged alphabetically for easy reference, each disorder is discussed from a primary care perspective with the information and approach necessary to care for adult patients in a caring, cost-effective manner. A variety of contributors include nurse practitioners, doctors, physician assistants, respiratory technicians, and nurses from all over the country. * Written for nurse practitioners by nurse practitioners, doctors, physician assistants, technicians, and nurses from all over the country, reflecting the true nature of today's collaborative practice and a nationwide appeal. * Organized alphabetically by body system for fast and easy reference. * Includes an 8-page, full color plate section with high-quality photos of physical findings. * Concisely but thoroughly analyzes the multitude of problems encountered in primary care. * Covers disorders and issues not usually found in primary care textbooks, including barotrauma, domestic violence, rehabilitation, and lactation. * Thoroughly covers cardiac conditions and office emergencies, areas usually given limited coverage in primary care texts. * Includes lifestyle assessment, a discussion on collaborative practice, and an extensive lifespan section, which covers issues ranging from adolescence to geriatrics. * Written clearly and concisely for easy, yet thorough referencing. * Includes an easy-to-find special icon and indications for those conditions that need immediate referral to a specialist or hospital. * Features Diagnostic and Differential Diagnosis boxes for easy, quick reference to aid in test selection and diagnosis. * Includes specific information on co-management of complex conditions with specialists or physicians. * Incorporates patient education guidelines for each condition to enhance nurse practitioners' ability to counsel patients. |
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... systolic and two dia- stolic components . The systolic component is produced when the ventricles contract in systole , whereas the diastolic compo- nents are produced in early and late diastole . The early diastolic component occurs as ...
... systolic and two dia- stolic components . The systolic component is produced when the ventricles contract in systole , whereas the diastolic compo- nents are produced in early and late diastole . The early diastolic component occurs as ...
Page 420
... systolic and di- astolic dysfunction . The diagnostic evaluation should be limited to those studies necessary to ( 1 ) determine the type of ventricu- lar dysfunction , primarily systolic or diastolic ; ( 2 ) uncover cor- rectable ...
... systolic and di- astolic dysfunction . The diagnostic evaluation should be limited to those studies necessary to ( 1 ) determine the type of ventricu- lar dysfunction , primarily systolic or diastolic ; ( 2 ) uncover cor- rectable ...
Page 431
... systolic and diastolic blood pressures rise throughout childhood and early and middle adulthood . The rate of rise in diastolic blood pressure tends to level off or drop slightly in ap- proximately the fifth decade of life . Systolic ...
... systolic and diastolic blood pressures rise throughout childhood and early and middle adulthood . The rate of rise in diastolic blood pressure tends to level off or drop slightly in ap- proximately the fifth decade of life . Systolic ...
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