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challenge the student to bridge the
gap from theory to practice.
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a-
APPLYING THE NURSING PROCESS section
discusses nursing care considerations that help the
nurse focus on his or her role. NIC and NOC have
been added to all of the Applying the Nursing
Process sections.
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6-1
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DRUG TABLES in each drug
classification chapter provide
ease of reference for nursing
implications, routes of
administration, dosages, and
adverse effects
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the
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conti
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SAFE NURSING PRACTICE boxes
highlight the most important principles
of drug therapy and their relationship to
clinical nursing practice
395
NUR
SING
CARE
PLAN
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lo An
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sections provide information for
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ly
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to swis
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should
h it
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before
4. Cli
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be cou
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n
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tively in
uid inta
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includin
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it
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lients a
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their sk
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in from
the sun
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STUDY
L
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ened sk
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in
t
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