Wound Care Facts Made Incredibly Quick / Edition 2 in Bloomington, MN

Feeling overwhelmed by the complexities of wound care? Skip the confusion—get fast, clear answers with the newly updated Wound Care Facts Made Incredibly Quick! ®, 2nd edition .This friendly pocket resource can bring the right information, skills, and confidence to your studies and on-the-job performance, with top-to-bottom guidance on areas including assessment, differential diagnoses, dressings, treatment plans, and daily management. With at-a-glance answers and clear, concise direction, this is the ideal on-the-spot guide for nurses, nursing students, instructors, and all healthcare practitioners to effectively manage wounds.Take the expert tour through the latest wound care protocols, with:
• NEW and updated content in colorful, quick-read format with bulleted contentNEW and updated tables, photos, drawings, and diagrams
• Pocket-sized, spiral-bound format that provides on-the-go access to expert guidance
• Brightly colored tabs to aid quick, easy, and on-the-spot research
• Laminated, wipe-clean pages for easy notetaking and erasing
• Dozens of colorful diagrams and illustrations outlining the core concepts and skills needed for successful wound care , including
• Wound and skin assessment tools, procedures, monitoring, and long-term care
• Easy-to-follow explanations of skin anatomy and physiology
• Step-by-step how-tos for current treatment algorithms and assessment skills
• How-tos for procedures such as dry sterile dressings, wet-to-dry dressings, wound cultures, and wound packing
• Pressure injuries, including preventative strategies
• Strategies for managing pressure, arterial, venous, and diabetic ulcers
• Wound care products, including cleansers and medications
• Patient teaching points
• Clarifies complex terms and concepts – easy-to-follow guidance on basic wound care assessment, procedures, monitoring, and long-term care, including:
• Wound classifications
• Wound healing stages
• Vascular functions
• Classifications of interventions, including antibiotic and antibacterials, debridement, oxygenation, dressings, and bandages
• Diagnostic tests, treatments, and wrappings for a wide range of wounds, including vascular and arterial ulcers
“Nurse Joy” and “Jake” to provide expert insights and encouragement on interventions and problem-solving
Clinical EditorPatricia A. Slachta is a Clinical Nurse Specialist and an Interim Clinical Coordinator and Program Director at the Wound Care Center, The Queen’s Medical Center, in Honolulu, Hawaii.