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Textbook of Critical Care Nursing: Diagnosis and Management/Quick Critical Care Reference Lynne Ann Thelan; Joseph Kevin Davie; Linda D. Urden
SKU: 8697-11391581
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Adaptable to any nursing framework, this classic resource provides clear, comprehensive coverage of every aspect of critical care nursing practice. It’s organized in nine units around alterations in body systems, with a focus on evidence-based practice, collaborative management, and patient safety. The depth and scope of this textbook make it a long-lasting value that you will rely on throughout nursing school and well into clinical practice.
This book is preowned but still has plenty of information to give. There are a few scratches on the spine of the book, there are a few stains on the some of the pages and on the edges of the pages (see pics).
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