This portable reference addresses all common primary care conditions and their respective signs and symptoms. Expert nurse practitioners describe the latest diagnostic methods, treatment options, and drug therapies. Includes separate chapters on geriatric, pediatric, and patients with psychiatric conditions. This edition discusses alternative therapies throughout.
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Karen Fenstermacher, MN, RN, CS, Family Nurse Practitioner, Freeman Professional Center, Carthage, MO; and Barbara Toni Hudson, MSN, RN, CS, Family Nurse Practitioner, Ash Grove Family Care Clinic, Citizens Memorial Hospital, Ash Grove, MO
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
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Good basic summaries and management guidelines- A NP Bible,
By PDFarfan@aol.com (San Antonio, TX) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Practice Guidelines for Family Nurse Practitioners (Paperback)
My copy is used constantly for review. I update in margins since this is a 1997 copy and some changes in management have occurred. It is still a good reference Bible that I use daily.
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A keeper.,
This review is from: Practice Guidelines for Family Nurse Practitioners, 2e (Spiral-bound)
The strength of this book is in its simplicity and that it provides a good review for anatomy / physiology. I used it to review for the FNP exam and found it to be a keeper on my shelf, next to other primary care across the lifespan books.
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Pratice Guidelines for Nurse Practitioners,
By D. Rogers "D. Rogers, ARNP" (Spokane, WA, USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Practice Guidelines for Family Nurse Practitioners, 3e (Spiral-bound)
I actually got online to see if there was a newer publication (found only 1997 one at first - hope they correct that) mine is 2004 - this is a very valuable book for me, simple, to the point but great ideas on so many things. I keep it as a tool for my every day practice and write notes in it - patients love it when I show it to them and the "list" of interventions - to make sure we don't miss something. I still have my larger books but they don't make the examroom! This is a wonderful book and a great resource for a quick look. D. Rogers, ARNP
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