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 Occupational Health Nursing Guidelines for Primary Clinical Conditions,Third EditionBonnie Rogers, DrPH, COHN-S, FAAN | Susan A. Randolph, MSN, RN, COHN-S | Karen Mastroianni, RN, MPH, COHN-S $85.00 Product Code: 23082 Buy It Completely updated, the third edition of this widely used book is a vital resource for occupational health nurses dealing with clinical issues and program development in occupational health. Whether you are addressing a life threatening workplace injury or common contagious illnes, you can depend on this guide for the information you need to assess, treat and plan follow-up care. If you are involved in program development, this is the resource you will refer to throughout the process. This edition updates all existing guidelines and program areas, adds more than 25 new clinical and program guidelines and now includes a glossary and acronym list for easy reference. A Quick Reference to Clinical Conditions Guidelines for each clinical condition provides clinical facts in quick-summary form, including: • Problem definition, clinical and related characteristics and policy perspectives • Clinical objectives, assessments criteria and nursing interventions • Specific conditions requiring medical referral • Follow-up activities Practical and Relevant • Shows how to use specific assessment and management skills • Helps practitioners, consultants and managers set priorities in the management of clinical problems • Covers special topics such as international travel, disaster management, ergonomic assessment, quality assurance, poisoning, violence prevention, use of an Automatic External Defibrillator, medical waste disposal and much more. Useful Organization and Resources • Over 150 Specific Conditions, Guidelines and Special Topics • Includes sample forms for occupational health history, physical assessment forms and more! • Provides updated and expanded reference library • Groups clinical topics in easy to follow categories • Offers appendices of agencies, professional and volunteer organizations and other community resources. Table of Contents I Prevention and Screening 1. Adult Health Maintenance Adult Health Maintenance Guidelines 2. Adult Immunizations Common Adult Immunizations 3. Breast Cancer Detection Breast Cancer Detection Guidelines Breast Self-Examination (BSE) 4. Cervical Cancer Detection and Pap Smear Cervical Cancer Detection Guidelines 5. Drug Testing 6. Glaucoma Screening Comprehensive Eye Examinations 7. Human Immunodeficiency Virus Universal Precautions 8. Hypercholesterolemia Screening and Monitoring Hypercholesterolemia Classification and Management 9. Hypertension Screening and Monitoring Blood Pressure Classification and Follow-up in Adults 10. Pregnancy and Prenatal Health Pregnancy Risk Factors and Warning Signs 11. Prostate Cancer Detection 12. Testicular Cancer Detection Testicular Self-Examination 13. Tetanus Prophylaxis Recommended Tetanus Prophylaxis 14. Tuberculosis Screening and Monitoring II Primary Care 15. Acne 16. Allergic Reaction Examples of Identification Tags for Allergic Reaction 17. Allergic Rhinitis or Hay Fever 18. Allergy Injections 19. Backache: Chronic Low Back Pain 20. Blister 21. Bronchitis 22. Canker Sore 23. Chlamydia 24. Conjunctivitis 25. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome 26. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) 27. Corn or Callus 28. Depression 29. Dermatitis Primary and Secondary Skin Lesions 30. Dysmenorrhea/Premenstrual Syndrome 31. Ear Wax (Cerumen) 32. Earache: Otitis Externa 33. Earache: Otitis Media 34. Eczema 35. Fibromyalgia 36. Gastrointestinal Disturbance: Constipation 37. Gastrointestinal Disturbance: Diarrhea 38. Genital Warts 39. Gonorrhea 40. Grief 41. Headache 42. Headache, Migraine Sample Guide for a Headache Diary 43. Hepatitis A Vaccine Prevention Guidelines for Hepatitis A 44. Hepatitis B 45. Hepatitis C Comparison of Hepatitis Types A, B, and C 46. Hernia 47. Herpes Simplex Type 1 (Oral) 48. Herpes Simplex type 2 (Genital) 49. Influenza 50. Insomnia 51. Lyme Disease Medical Recommended Treatment of Primary Lyme Disease 52. Menopause 53. Musculoskeletal Disorder 54. Osteoporosis 55. Pharyngitis 56. Plantar Warts 57. Psoriasis 58. Psychological Impairment 59. Shingles (Herpes Zoster) 60. Sinusitis 61. Splinters 62. Stress Factors Contributing to the Stress Response 63. Stye (Hordeolum) 64. Sunburn Drugs that can Cause Photosensitivity 65. Syphilis 66. Tendonitis 67. Thyroid Disorders: Hyperthyroidism 68. Thyroid Disorders: Hypothyroidism 69. Toothache: Pulpitis Treatment for Toothache 70. Upper Respiratory Infection (Common Cold) 71. Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) 72. Urticaria (Hives) 73. Vertigo 74. Violence in the Workplace III Emergency Care 75. Abdominal Trauma 76. Abrasion or Laceration 77. Airway Obstruction 78. Amputation 79. Anaphylactic Shock 80. Angina Pectoris and Cardiac Chest Pain 81. Bite Wound 82. Asthmatic Reaction 83. Back Strain: Acute 84. Burn: Chemical 85. Burn: Electrical 86. Burn: Thermal Burn: Rule of Nines 87. Cardiopulmonary Arrest 88. Cerebrovascular Accident 89. Contusion 90. Convulsion or Seizure 91. Diabetic Emergency: Hyperglycemia 92. Diabetic Emergency: Hypoglycemia 93. Epistaxis 94. Eye Injury: Chemical Burn 95. Eye Injury: Contusion (Blunt Trauma) 96. Eye Injury: Flash Burn (Welding) 97. Eye Injury: Flash Burn (Nonwelding) 98. Eye Injury: Foreign Body or Corneal Abrasion 99. Eye Injury: Laceration of Eyelid 100. Eye Injury: Penetrating or Intraocular Foreign Body 101. Eye Injury: Protruding Foreign Body 102. Fracture: Closed 103. Fracture: Open 104. Frostbite 105. Head Injury 106. Heat Disorder: Heat Cramps 107. Heat Disorder: Heat Exhaustion 108. Heat Disorder: Heat Stroke Comparison of Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke 109. Hypothermia 110. Insect Sting 111. Pneumothorax: Closed 112. Pneumothorax: Open 113. Pneumothorax: Tension 114. Shock 115. Sprain: Acute IV Special Programs • Adult International Travel • Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) • Case Management • Disaster Management • Ergonomic Assessment • Exercise • Health and Safety Committees • Health Promotion • Health Surveillance • Substances Requiring Medical Surveillance by OSHA Standards • Hearing Conservation • Incident Investigation • Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) • Major Indoor Air Contaminants • Laser Safety Programs • Medical Waste Disposal • Nutrition • The Food Guide Pyramid • Over-the-Counter Medications • Poisoning • Certified Regional Poison Control Centers • Quality Assurance: Clinical • Respiratory Protection • Shiftwork • Smoking Cessation • Violence Prevention V Occupational Health Resource Aids • Common Medications Used with Standing Orders • Confidentiality of Health and Medical Records • Equipment and Supplies in the Occupational Health Unit • Occupational and Environmental Health History • Occupational and Environmental Health History Form • Physical Health Assessment • Physical Assessment Examination • Precepting in the Occupational Health Setting • Precepting Sample Objectives • Reproductive Health History • Reproductive Health History Questionnaire • Resources for Reproductive Hazard Information • SOAP Charting • Worksite Assessment • Worksite Assessment Guide VI Appendixes A. Occupational Health Nursing Reference Library Books Journals and Periodicals B. Community Resources • Occupational Health and Safety Agencies • OSHA Regional Offices • Occupational Health and Safety Advisory Groups • Professional and Volunteer Organizations • Catalogs and Directories C. State Boards of Nursing D. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Education and Research References About the Authors Bonnie Rogers, DrPH, COHN-S, FAAN is Associate Professor of Nursing and Public Health and Director of the North Carolina Education and Research Center, the Occupational Health Nursing Program, and the Public Health Nursing Program in the School of Health at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Susan A. Randolph, MSN, RN, COHN-S, FAAOHN is Clinical Instructor, Occupational Health Nursing Program, School of Public Health, at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC. Karen Mastroianni, RN, MPH, COHN-S is Occupational Health Nursing Consultant at Dimensions in Occupational Health and Safety, Inc., Raleigh, NC. |
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