Nurse's Quick Check: Diseasesby HandheldmedDesigned for quick reference at the nurses' station, this handbook presents succinct, bulleted information on 450 diseases. It provides a rapid refresher on the key facts a nurse needs to understand the clinical course of a disease and hone in on required care. Diseases are alphabetically organized and each disease is presented on an easy-to-scan two-page spread. Each disease entry includes pathophysiology, causes, complications, assessment, treatment, nursing interventions, outcomes, and patient education. Key information is flagged by logos such as Life-Threatening Disorder; and Age Issue, citing age-related concerns.The HHM Mobipocket Reader gives you access to these features, only from Handheldmed: - Multi-Platform device capabilitiy (PDA, Smartphone, and PC)- Product registration on two different devices - Linking to Handheldmed's eMedical Dictionaries [i.e. A to Z Drug Facts 6th Edition, Taber's Medical Dictionary 20th Edition, with more to come...]- High-Resolution Image library - Index search/look up - Expandable Table of Contents - Bookmarks - Text annotation and mark-up - Touch screen page turn - English, German, French, Chinese, Japanese (DBCS support)The only reader you will ever need! Software requirements: HHM Mobipocket Reader
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Nurses Quick Check: Diseases for Symbian 2005 Edition
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| Requirements | Requires 3.84MB of available internal or external memory. | ||
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| Publisher | Handheldmed, Inc. | File Size | 0 |
| Date added | 07 Apr 2005 | ||
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