Intensive & Critical Care Nursing 2002: Vol 18 Index

7 Pages·2002·1.3 MB·English

Subject index
Indexer: Dr Laurence Errington E
Education
A paediatric intensive care nursing, students’
Abciximab, 64 view on assessment processes, 56
Adolescents/young people, provision of care ward-based critical care, see Ward-based
for, 307 critical care
Airway, artificial, suctioning with, 79 Endotracheal tubes, see Intubated patients
Analgesia, opiate, 355 Eptifibatide, 64
Antiplatelet agents, glycoprotein Ia/IIIb inhi- Expert witnesses, 73
bitors as, 64
Atelectasis, X-ray, 67 F
Family, see Relatives /family /friends
B Friends, see Relatives
Bi-level positive airway pressure (BiPAP), 310 Functional status after intensive care therapy,
Bullae, pulmonary, X-ray, 193 138
Future perspectives, critical care nursing, 118
Cc
Cardiac rehabilitation, patients’ interpretation G
of myocardial infarction symptoms and Glitazones, 189
implications for, 342 Glycaemic control, see Diabetes
Catheters, central, peripherally inserted, 37 Glycoprotein Ia/IIIb inhibitors, 64
Central catheters, peripherally inserted, 37
Chest X-ray quiz, 67, 131, 193, 255 H
Children Haemofiltration, continuous veno-venous, pae-
high dependency provision in UK, 109 diatric ICU, 250
intubated, sedation protocol, 292 Health care assistants in intensive care, per-
provision of critical care for, 307 ceived function, 171
renal critical care educator, 250 High-dependency patients, TISS for differen-
students’ view on assessment processes in tiating between ICU patients and, 19
intensive care nursing courses, 56 High-dependency unit, paediatric, provision in
Comprehensive Critical Care for Adults, DoH UK, 109
report on, 71 Hypoglycaemic drugs, oral, 189
Continuous veno-venous haemofiltration,
paediatric ICU, 250 I
Coping strategies with friend or relative in Insulin, 128
critical care, 96 Intubated patients (incl. endotracheal tubes)
Critical care outreach services, see Outreach description of patients’ discomfort, 244
services oral appliance in management of tongue
trauma, 302
D Intubated patients, sedation protocol for chil-
Diabetes dren, 292
glitazones, 189
insulin, 128 L
Diaphragm rupture, X-ray, 255 Leaving ICU, see Discharge
Discharge from [CU Lung (X-ray)
patient’s experience, 320 atelectasis, 67
planning, ICU nurses’ perceptions, 90 bullae, 193
Drug therapy review oedema, 131
glitazones, 189
glycoprotein Ila/IIIb inhibitors, 64 M
insulin, 128 Mechanical ventilation, weaning from, 219, 272
remifentanil, 355 Mouth care practice, 181
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Subject index
Indexer: Dr Laurence Errington E
Education
A paediatric intensive care nursing, students’
Abciximab, 64 view on assessment processes, 56
Adolescents/young people, provision of care ward-based critical care, see Ward-based
for, 307 critical care
Airway, artificial, suctioning with, 79 Endotracheal tubes, see Intubated patients
Analgesia, opiate, 355 Eptifibatide, 64
Antiplatelet agents, glycoprotein Ia/IIIb inhi- Expert witnesses, 73
bitors as, 64
Atelectasis, X-ray, 67 F
Family, see Relatives /family /friends
B Friends, see Relatives
Bi-level positive airway pressure (BiPAP), 310 Functional status after intensive care therapy,
Bullae, pulmonary, X-ray, 193 138
Future perspectives, critical care nursing, 118
Cc
Cardiac rehabilitation, patients’ interpretation G
of myocardial infarction symptoms and Glitazones, 189
implications for, 342 Glycaemic control, see Diabetes
Catheters, central, peripherally inserted, 37 Glycoprotein Ia/IIIb inhibitors, 64
Central catheters, peripherally inserted, 37
Chest X-ray quiz, 67, 131, 193, 255 H
Children Haemofiltration, continuous veno-venous, pae-
high dependency provision in UK, 109 diatric ICU, 250
intubated, sedation protocol, 292 Health care assistants in intensive care, per-
provision of critical care for, 307 ceived function, 171
renal critical care educator, 250 High-dependency patients, TISS for differen-
students’ view on assessment processes in tiating between ICU patients and, 19
intensive care nursing courses, 56 High-dependency unit, paediatric, provision in
Comprehensive Critical Care for Adults, DoH UK, 109
report on, 71 Hypoglycaemic drugs, oral, 189
Continuous veno-venous haemofiltration,
paediatric ICU, 250 I
Coping strategies with friend or relative in Insulin, 128
critical care, 96 Intubated patients (incl. endotracheal tubes)
Critical care outreach services, see Outreach description of patients’ discomfort, 244
services oral appliance in management of tongue
trauma, 302
D Intubated patients, sedation protocol for chil-
Diabetes dren, 292
glitazones, 189
insulin, 128 L
Diaphragm rupture, X-ray, 255 Leaving ICU, see Discharge
Discharge from [CU Lung (X-ray)
patient’s experience, 320 atelectasis, 67
planning, ICU nurses’ perceptions, 90 bullae, 193
Drug therapy review oedema, 131
glitazones, 189
glycoprotein Ila/IIIb inhibitors, 64 M
insulin, 128 Mechanical ventilation, weaning from, 219, 272
remifentanil, 355 Mouth care practice, 181
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Subject Index
Myocardial infarction, patients’ interpretation Respiratory support, see Ventilation
of symptoms and implications for cardiac Resuscitation, witnessed, 146
rehabilitation, 342 Royal College of Nursing Critical Care Forum,
news and issues, 13, 70 (erratum), 257
N
Nephrology in paediatric ICU, 250
S
Non-invasive ventilation, implementation of
Security in seriously ill patients in ICU, 27
new service, 310 , &/
Sepsis recognition, 135
Nursing Contribution to the Provision of Com-
prehensive Critical Care for Adults (DoH Students’ view on assessment processes in pae-
diatric intensive care nursing courses, 56
report), 71
Suctioning, 79
Survival and functional status after intensive
O
care therapy, 138
Oedema, pulmonary, X-ray, 131
Opiates, 356
Oral appliance in management of tongue T
trauma in intubated patients, 302
Therapeutic Intervention Scoring System for
Oral care practice, 181
differentiating between ICU and HDU
Oral hypoglycaemics, 189
patients, 19
Outreach services and teams, critical care, 257 Thiazolidinediones (glitazones), 189
evaluation of evidence base related to, 211
Tirobifan, 64
TISS for differentiating between ICU and HDU
P
patients, 19
Paediatrics, see Children Twenty first century, critical care nursing in, 118
Pain
assessment tool, 332
remifentanil in relief of, 355 Vv
Peripherally inserted central catheters, 37 Venous catheters, central, peripherally inserted,
Physical assessment skills, 200 37
Platelet glycoprotein Ila/IIIb inhibitors, 64 Veno-venous haemofiltration in paediatric ICU,
Psychological dimensions 250
family of ICU patients, 2 Ventilation, assisted
ICU patients, 27 non-invasive, implementation of new ser-
Pulmonary problems, see Lung vice, 310
weaning from mechanical ventilation, 219,
Q 272
Quality healthcare, people providing, 197 Vulnerability of seriously ill patients in ICU, 27
R
Ww
Radiograph, chest, quiz, 67, 131, 193, 255
Ward-based critical care, education
RCN Critical Care Forum, news and issues, 13,
focussed ethnographic case study, 280
70 (erratum), 257
literature review, 162
Recovery levels after intensive care therapy, 138
Relatives/ family/friends, patient's, 2
coping strategies, 96 X
resuscitation seen by, 146 X-ray, chest, quiz, 67, 131, 193, 255
Remifentanil, 356
Renal critical care educator, 250
Research, barriers to utilisation, 230 Y
gap/disharmony between practice and Young people, provision of critical care for, 307,
research, 48 see also Children
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Author Index
A Hewitt-Taylor J, 56
Albarran J, 15 Hildingh C, 96
Alexander E, 292 Hudson J, 27
Ashworth P, 197
J
B
James H, 90
Baktoft B, 15 Jepson S, 250
Ball C, 1, 71, 257
Johansson I, 96
Blecha T, 244
Blenkharn A, 332
Bré rell M, 277 K
Budz B, 15 Kendall E, 90
Burr G, 2 Kim D, 15
c L
Carnevale FA, 292 Layfield C, 310
Chaboyer W, 90 Lyte G, 307
Chapple J, 151
Coombs MA, 200 M
Crocker C, 272 McKinley S, 27
Cutler LR, 162, 280 McKinney AA, 320
Martensson IE, 219
D Mason P, 355
Davidson LL, 15 Maybloom B, 151
Dawson D, 135 Moorse SE, 200
Day T, 79 Morgan A, 332
Deeny P, 320 Morris J, 13
Dunn S, 342 Mulhall A, 48
; Munro C, 244
Edwards G, 15
N
Endacott R, 7:
Nagy S, 27
Evans TW, 15
Newton A, 146
F
Farnell S, 79 yah
Faughnan S, 332 O’Riordan B, 17, 261
Foster M, 90
Fridlund B, 96, 219 P
Philpot P, 37
G Piller N, 342
Gardner A, 138 Pirret AM, 19
Gassner L-A, 342
Grap MJ, 244 R
Griffiths VR, 37 Razack S, 292
Reading M, 67, 131, 193, 255
H Robson WP, 211
Harvey B, 250 Rogado I, 15
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Author Index
S WwW
Shaw R, 303 Wade KJ, 109
Sibthorpe B, 138 Wainwright TA, 171
Sitzia J, 230 Watson AR, 250
Speed G, 15 Wilkin K, 181
Stein-Parbury J, 27 Wilkinson R, 13
Stevens M, 64 Williams G, 15
Wilson-Barnett J, 79
T Wong E, 15
Timmins, 118 Wood F, 261
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