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Emergency Nursing Bible [Paperback]

Patricia Ann Bemis (Author)
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January 2004
Textbook covers all emergencies seen in the ER, in the hospital, and at home. Designed for emergency nurses, critical care nurses, and all nurses confronted with emergencies, as well as, legal nurse consultants. The emergency standards-of-care are covered step-by-step from airway evaluation to discharge instructions. Each of the 36 chapters covers a different emergency and includes commonly used medications, typical physicians orders, worse case scenarios, interview questions, physical exam techniques, pathophysiology, exam tips, and little known practical information. Separate chapter on triage. NEW chapter on homeland security and terrorism; donning and doffing, disaster triage, B-Nice exposures, and more. Makes passing the CEN easy. (Nursing continuing education 26 contact hours for $25 posttest sold separately.) ISBN 0967811228 softcover 630 pp. 2004

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A must for field and hospital paramedics -- Brain Reiselbara, NREMT BS BA, International EMS Educator

A straightforward realistic team approach -- Thomas Knight MD Emergency Medicine Physician

The ER Bible -- Laura Gasparis Vonfronio, RN PhD CEN

About the Author

Patricia Ann Bemis, RN CEN, is a registered nurse certified in emergency nursing. She has taught thousands of nurses to be efficient and effective emergency nurses with her nature of the emergency system.

Product Details

  • Paperback: 618 pages
  • Publisher: National Nurses in Business Association, Inc.; 2nd edition (January 2004)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0967811228
  • ISBN-13: 978-0967811222
  • Product Dimensions: 9.4 x 6.9 x 1.5 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 2.4 pounds
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #2,219,323 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

More About the Author

Patricia Ann Bemis is a registered nurse who is certified in emergency nursing. She is the president of the Space Coast chapter of the Emergency Nursing Association and the president of the National Nurses in Business Association. She is a leader in the field of nurse entrepreneurship and an experienced national speaker on both clinical and nurse entrepreneurial issues. She wrote a monthly column in RN Magazine titled Nurse Biz and writes one in a medical-legal newspaper.

Bemis has written several books, including: Emergency Nursing Bible, 4th edition (a peer-reviewed textbook); Self-Employed RN: Choices, Business Aspects, and Marketing Strategies; and Nurse Entrepreneurs, Tales of Nurses in Business. In addition, she developed home-study courses on DVDs for RN self-employment, emergency nursing, and for the business side of legal nurse consulting. She travels throughout the country teaching on-site classes for hospitals to prepare nurses to sit for the emergency nursing certification exam.

Forensic nursing science is included in all her educational products. For example, she teaches emergency nurses how to implement the clinical aspects of forensic nursing science in the emergency department. She works in the arena of legal nurse consulting as an expert witness in healthcare employment. She is an online instructor for the University of Florida for the Forensic Nursing Science Certificate Program, a program that she designed. She also teaches marketing for a legal nurse consulting course for the University of Central Florida.



 

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3.0 out of 5 stars Not really recommended, August 23, 2007
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The book is redundant - an example would be that every complaint that you look up starts with ABC's. You look up eye injury and the first page is "is the patient breathing?" .... Same with Headache, Gun shot, electrocution etc. The book does have some semi-useful information, but nothing that you couldn't find from another source that will probably be more valuable and informative. Another example that warrants my disapproval is that the book has a list of meds typically given with said complaint. Under Headache/Migraine, the only meds listed are Dilaudid and Phenergan..... .. .. The book gives a nice table about the TWO meds... TWO meds for a h/a... But this table is no different the the table for abdominal pain that lists the same meds... Dilaudid and Phenergan. This goes along with the redundancy issue

I would recommend you keep your money.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Emergency Nursing Bible, November 11, 2007
This is a great book, worth every penny. It is straightforward and practical. I especially like the way it restates the nursing actions needed for each complaint.



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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Reference for Legal Nurse Consultants, November 11, 2007

This book is my first reference when I have a legal nurse consulting case involving the ED. Because each complaint is a standalone chapter addressing all the actions of the ED nurse, it is an ideal. I highly recommend this book and it has been very useful for me on my cases.



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The organized systematic care process outlined in this chapter optimally manages the patient with an abdominal emergency. Read the first page
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change from normal body function, symptom that prompted the patient, unresponsive signifies, organized systematic care process, medication effectiveness check, alert signifies that the patient, verbal signifies, drawing other labs, initial heart monitor strip, expected overall time, competing narcotics, midazolm hydrochloride, neurovascular function normal distal, obvious back injuries, skin inspection reveal, fluid resuscitation with normal saline, threatening decreased respiratory tidal volume, considered dirty wounds, dry sterile dressing between soaks, neurovascular function distal, genitalia tender, problem affect normal function, requires slow administration, core temperate, related information section
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Symptoms Symptoms, Management Management, Disposition Hospital, Patricia Ann Bemis, Tests Tests, Management Medical, Compatibility Compatible, United States, Exam Full, Poison Control Center, Indications Moderate, Complications Complications, X-ray Chest, None Blood, Indications Nausea, Note Versed, American Heart Association, Indications Conscious, Injured Child, Monitor Monitor, Note Meperidine, Solution Osmolarity Considerations, Swan Ganz, Tests Chest, Causes of Loss of Consciousness
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