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Description
8220This practical and common-sense approach is
an excellent companion to the care you provide to
your patient.8221 -- Grace H. BryanPresident, Asso
ciation of Neurosurgical Physician
AssistantsFrom the ForewordThis pocket-sized
guide distills complicated neurological
conditions to deliver the essentials of best care
for the neurocritical patient. Often missing from
acute care courses, neurocritical care is a
growing field, with more patients than
ever admitted to the ICU for neurocritical
conditions. This specialty requires specificity
and precision, but as this practical resource
demonstrates, the intricacies of neurocritical
care should not be an insurmountable obstacle
for any APP.Written in an easy-access style, Fast
Facts About Neurocritical Care covers the
defining characteristics, clinical presentation,
diagnostics, treatment, and nursing
considerations of common neurological disorders
seen in acute care settings. Chapters review the
assessment and diagnosis of common and
not-so-common neurological conditions that can
often be difficult to recognize and manage. With
learning objectives, illustrations, and
Fast Facts boxes highlighting critical content,
this reference is an invaluable resource for
orientation into this oftenchallenging
specialty.Key FeaturesUseful pocket resource for
difficult-to-master neurological
conditions presenting in ICUAddresses a growing
area of healthcare8213a rapidly expanding
specialty requiring well-versed nurses, nurse
practitioners, and physician assistantsReviews
the basic neurological exam, as well as exam
of the comatose patientExplains pertinent
diagnostics including CSF interpretation and
different imaging modalitiesDiscusses commonly
used treatments and medicationsPresents an
orientation resource to this challenging specialty
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Description
8220This practical and common-sense approach is
an excellent companion to the care you provide
to your patient.8221 -- Grace H. BryanPresident,
Association of Neurosurgical Physician
AssistantsFrom the ForewordThis pocket-sized
guide distills complicated neurological
conditions to deliver the essentials of best care
for the neurocritical patient. Often missing from
acute care courses, neurocritical care is
a growing field, with more patients than ever
admitted to the ICU for neurocritical conditions.
This specialty requires specificity and
precision, but as this practical resource
demonstrates, the intricacies of neurocritical
care should not be an insurmountable obstacle for
any APP.Written in an easy-access style, Fast
Facts About Neurocritical Care covers the
defining characteristics, clinical presentation,
diagnostics, treatment, and nursing
considerations of common neurological disorders
seen in acute care settings. Chapters review the
assessment and diagnosis of common and
not-so-common neurological conditions that can
often be difficult to recognize and manage. With
learning objectives, illustrations, and Fast
Facts boxes highlighting critical content, this
reference is an invaluable resource for
orientation into this oftenchallenging
specialty.Key FeaturesUseful pocket resource for
difficult-to-master neurological conditions
presenting in ICUAddresses a growing area of
healthcare8213a rapidly expanding
specialty requiring well-versed nurses, nurse
practitioners, and physician assistantsReviews
the basic neurological exam, as well as exam of
the comatose patientExplains pertinent
diagnostics including CSF interpretation and
different imaging modalitiesDiscusses commonly
used treatments and
medicationsPresents an orientation resource to
this challenging specialty
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