Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing: DCCN 2003: Vol 22 Index

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® AUTHOR INDEX Freeland N. See Odhner M Lindquist R. See Meghani N
Geiter H. Jr. Disseminated intravascu- Loyola R, Dreher HM. Management
Anonymous. A personal reflection: lar coagulopathy, (3):108-114 of pharmacologically induced neu-
The adversarial relationship be- Goebel C. Product review: Convatec romuscular blockade using periph-
tween physicians and nurse pa- launches new foam composite eral nerve stimulation, (4):157-164
tients, (4):180-181 dressing with optimal moisture bal-
Anonymous. The role of a research ance, (6):273 Malatestinic WN. See Braun |
coordinator, (6):270-271 Martin MH. Student abstracts, (6):
Hare K. See Schulman CS 274
Bosen DM, Flemming MA. Electro- Hegedus MB. Taking the fear out of McAndrews KL. See Whitcomb ]]
physiologic testing, 10-19 postanesthesia care in the intensive McMahon M, Fisher L. Achieve
Braun L, Cooper LM, Malatestinic care unit, (6):237-244 emergency department restraint re-
WN, Huggins RM. A sepsis review: Henke K, Eigsti J. Bypass injury: Im- duction, (5):227-229
Epidemiology, economics, and dis- plications of cardiopulmonary by- Meghani N, Lindquist R, Tracy MF.
ease characteristics, (3):117-124 pass, (2):64-70 Critical care nurses’ desire to use
Brosche TA. Death, dying, and the Henke K, Eigsti J. Renal physiology: complementary alternative modali-
ICU Nurse, (4):173-179 Review and practical application in ties in critical care and barriers to
the critically ill patient, (3):125-132 CAM use, (3):138-144
Ciccarello GP. Strategies to improve Huddleston MC. See Whitcomb J] Miller R. Nurses at community hos-
end-of-life care in the intensive care Huggins RM. See Braun | pital welcome guided imagery tool,
unit, (5):216-222 Hurst $, Whitmer M. Palliative care (5):225-226
Cooper LM. See Braun L services, (1):35-38 Miracle DJ. A personal reflection:
Cronin SN. The problem of plagia- The virus, (6):259
rism, (6):253-254 Ihlenfeld JT. Research abstracts, Miracle V. What every nurse should
(5):230-231 know about pain management,
Dolan LA, Student abstract: Manage- Ihlenfeld JT. Research abstracts, (3):133
ment style and staff nurse satisfac- (6):268-269 Miracle V. Writing for publication:
tion, (2)97 Ihlenfield JT. A primer on triage and You can do it! (1):31-34
Dreher HM. See Loyola R mass casualty events, (5):204-207 Miracle VA. Book Review: Critical
Dyehouse JM. See Sommers MS Ihlenfield JT. Precepting student nurs- care focus: Inflammation and im-
es in the intensive care unit, munity, (6):272.
Eigsti J. See Henke K (3):134-137 Miracle VA. How to do an effective
Eigsti J. See Henke K Ingersoll GL. See Odhner M poster presentation in the work-
place, (4):171-172
Flemming MA. See Bosen DM Jones SK. An algorithm for train-of- Miracle VA. Is it the holiday season
Foster D. Smallpox as a biological four monitoring in patients receiv- already?, (6):288
weapon: Implications for the criti- ing continuous neuromuscular Miracle VA. The latest in cardiac
cal care clinician, (1):2-7 blocking agents, (2):50-57 nursing, (6):251
November/December 2003
2003 Author Index
Monteiro da Cruz DAL. See Olivia Robinson R. Ethical Analysis, (2):71- Steinke EE. Sexual concerns of pa-
APV 75 tients and partners after an im-
Odhner M, Wegman D, Freeland N, Rumery LW. A personal reflection: plantable cardioverter defibrillator,
Steinmetz A, Ingersoll GL. Assess- “He was a good son”, (5):223-224 (2):89-96
ing pain control in nonverbal criti- Ruth-Sahd L. See Rhoads J
cally ill adults, (6): 260-267 Thompson E. See Rhoads J
Oliva APV, Monteiro da Cruz DAL. Savage C. See Sommers MS Tilley P, Petersen D. Pulling axis to-
Decreased cardiac output: validation Schulman CS, Hare K. New thoughts gether, (5):210-215
with postoperative heart surgery pa- on sepsis: The unifier of critical Tracy MF. See Meghani N
tients, (1):39-44 care, (1):20-30
Sensenig K. See Rhoads J Wegman D. See Odhner M
Petersen D. See Tilley P
Sims J. What’s new in pulmonary hy- Whitcomb JJ, Huddleston MC,
Rhoads J, Sensenig K, Ruth-Sahd L, pertension, (4):167-170 McAndrews KL. The use of Propo-
Thompson E. Nursing externship: Sims JM. Guidelines for treating asth- fol in the mechanically ventilated
A collaborative endeavor between ma, (6):247-250 medical/surgical intensive care pa-
nursing education and nursing ad- Sommers MS, Savage C, Wray J, Dye- tient: Is it the right choice? (2):60-
ministration, (6): 255-258 house JM. Assessing acute and crit- 63
Richardson S. Effects of relaxation ically ill patients for problem drink- Wray J. See Sommers MS
and imagery on the sleep of critical- ing, (2):76-88
ly ill adults, (4):182-190 Steinmetz A. See Odhner M
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@ SUBJECT INDEX Biological weapon care in the intensive care unit,
Smallpox as a biological weapon: $):216
A Implications for the critical care Diagnosis
Alcohol-related issues clinician, (1):2 Disseminated intravascular coagu-
Assessing acute and critically ill pa- Blood pressure lopathy, (3): 108
tients for problem drinking, Blood pressure cuff guidelines not Electrophysiological testing, (1):10
(2):76 consistent with intraarterial BP The latest in cardiac nursing,
Alternative treatments measurements in pediatric pa 6):251
Critical care nurses’ desire to use tients (research abstract), (3):145 What's new in pulmonary hyper
complementary alternative mod- Blood transfusion tension, (4):167
alities (CAM) in critical care and PROCRIT (for your information), Disaster nursing
barriers to CAM use, (3):138 (3):147 \ primer on triage and mass casu
Few children receive complemen- Book review alty events, (5):210
tary or alternative therapies (re- Critical Care Focus: Inflammation
search abstract), (5):230 and Immunity, by Helen F. Galley bE
Anesthesia (Ed.), (6):272 Editorials
Taking the fear out of postanesthe- An RN as a second degree, (4):200
Cc
sia care in the intensive care unit, Critical care visitation, (1):48
Cardiac bypass
(6):237 Nurse manage>rs gone mad (in yest,
Bypass injury: Implications for car
Assessment diopulmonary bypass, (2):64 of course 3):152
Assessing acute and critically ill pa- Tidbits about Florence Nightingale,
Cardiovascular system
tients for problem drinking, (2): 2):104
Bypass injury: Implications for car
Is it the holiday season already?,
76 diopulmonary bypass, (2):64
Decreased cardiac output: Valida- 6):288
tion with postoperative heart Decreased cardiac output: Valida It’s not just a job—Ir’s a protession,
surgery patients, (1):39 tion with postoperative heart $):2> > 6
surgery patients, (1):39
Pulling axis together, (5):210 Education
Electrophysiological testing, (1):10
Renal physiology: Review and prac- \ personal retlection: The adversar
Pulling axis together, (5):210 ial relationship between physi
tical application in the critically
Sexual concerns of patients and cians and nurse patients, (4):180
ill patient, (3):125
partners after an implantable car
Asthma Assessing acute and critically ill pa
dioverter defibrillator, (2):89
Guidelines for treating asthma, tients § for problem drinking,
The latest in cardiac nursing, (6): ,]
(6):247 h
251 Convatec launches new foam com
Athletes
Coagulation posite dressing with optimal mois
Hazing of suburban middle school
Disseminated intravascular coagu
athletes (research abstract), lopathy, (3):108 ture ,—>b alance (product review),
(6):268 Complementary alternative modali- O':Z2/3
Authorship Nurses at community hospital
ties
The problem of plagiarism, (6): welcome guided imagery tool,
Critical care nurses’ desire to use §)-295
253 complementary alternative modal
Writing for publication: You can do Nursing externship: A collaborative
ities (CAM) in critical care and bar effort between nursing education
it!, (1):31
riers to CAM use, (3):138 and nursing administration, (6):
Axis
Few children receive complemen
Pulling axis together, (5):210 255
tary or alternative therapies (re Palliative care services, (1):35
B search abstract), (5):230 Precepting student nurses in the in-
Bacteremia D tensive care unit, 3):134
Less bacteremia in children with Death and dying Electrophysiological studies
pneumonia (research abstract), A personal reflection: “He was a Electrophysiological testing, (1):10
(5):230 good son,” (5):223 Emergency services
Behavior Death, dying, and the ICU nurse, \ primer on triage and mass casu
Breast milk odor increases nonnu- (4):173 ulty events, (5):210
tritive sucking behaviors (research Palliative care services, (1):35 Active emergency department re-
abstract), (5):231 Strategies to improve end-of-life straint reduction (5): 230
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Interpreter’s services beneficial in Infection L
pediatric emergency department A sepsis review: Epidemiology, eco- Leadership
(research abstract), (3):145 nomics, and disease characteris- A personal reflection: “He was a
Medication errors in_ pediatric tics, (3):117 good son,” (5):223
emergency setting (research ab- Antibiotic rotations fail to reduce Death, dying, and the ICU nurse,
stract), (2):98 nosocomial infection rates in (4):173
Active emergency department re- neonatal intensive care units (re- Ethical analysis, (2):71
straint reduction, (5):230 search abstract), (2):98 Strategies to improve end-of-life
End-of-life care Less bacteremia in children with care in the intensive care unit,
Palliative care services, (1):35 pneumonia (research abstract), (5):216
Strategies to improve end-of-life (5):230 The problem of plagiarism, (6): 253
care in the intensive care unit, New thoughts on sepsis: The uni- What every nurse should know
(5):216 fier of critical care, (1):20 about pain management, (3):133
Equipment Pediatric nosocomial infections are Writing for publication: You can do
Blood pressure cuff guidelines not related to central line catheters it!, (1):31
consistent with intraarterial BP in PICUs (research abstract), Lungs
measurements in pediatric pa- (1):45 Less bacteremia in children with
tients (research abstract), Inflammation pneumonia (research abstract),
(3):145 Guidelines for treating asthma, ($):230
Convatec launches new foam com- (6):247 The use of propofol in the mechan-
posite dressing with optimal mois- New thoughts on sepsis: The uni- ically ventilated medical/surgical
ture balance (product review), fier of critical care, (1):20 intensive care patient, (2):60
(6):273 Intensive care unit What’s new in pulmonary hyper-
Nurses at community hospital wel- Antibiotic rotations fail to reduce tension, (4):167
come guided imagery tool, (5):225 nosocomial infection rates in
Ergonomics neonatal intensive care units (re- M
An increasing reliance on hi-lo cribs search abstract), (2):98 Management issues
to reduce hospital staff injuries Death, dying, and the ICU nurse, Management style and staff nurse
and improve patient care (for (4):173 satisfaction (student abstract),
your information), (2):100 Decreased cardiac output: Valida- (2):97
Ethical issues tion with postoperative heart Mechanical ventilation
Ethical analysis, (2):71 surgery patients, (1):39 The use of propofol in the mechan-
G Pediatric nosocomial infections are ically ventilated medical/surgical
Guided imagery related to central line catheters in intensive care patient, (2):60
Nurses at community hospital wel- PICUs (research abstract), (1):45 Monitoring
come guided imagery tool, Precepting student nurses in the in- An algorithm for train-of-four mon-
(5):225 tensive care unit, (3):134 itoring in patients receiving con-
Sedation in PICU should be strictly tinuous neuromuscular blocking
H
controlled, (4):191 agents, (2):50
Hazing Strategies to improve end-of-life Careful monitoring of SpO2 re-
Hazing of suburban middle school care in the intensive care unit, duced incidence of infants with
athletes (research abstract),
(5):216 retinopathy of prematurity (re-
(6):268 Taking the fear out of postanesthe- search abstract), (6):268
Heart surgery
sia care in the intensive care unit,
Bypass injury: Implications for car-
(6):237 N
diopulmonary bypass, (2):64 The use of propofol in the mechan- Neuromuscular blockade
Decreased cardiac output: Valida- ically ventilated medical/surgical An algorithm for train-of-four mon-
tion with postoperative heart
intensive care patient, (2):60 itoring in patients receiving con-
surgery patients, (1):39
tinuous neuromuscular blocking
| K agents, (2):50
Implantable cardioverter defibrillator Kidney Management of pharmacologically
Sexual concerns of patients and Renal physiology: Review and prac- induced neuromuscular blockade
partners after an implantable car- tical application in the critically using peripheral nerve stimula-
dioverter defibrillator, (2):89 ill patient, (3):125 tion, (4):157
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Nursing organizations Management style and staff nurse Student abstracts, (2):97
Guide to nursing organizations, satisfaction (student abstract), Respiratory system
(4):193 (2):97 Less bacteremia in children with
Pharmacology pneumonia (research abstract),
P
Management of pharmacologically (5):230
Pain management
induced neuromuscular blockade The use of propofol in the mechan-
Assessing pain control in nonverbal
using peripheral nerve stimula- ically ventilated medical/surgical
critically ill adults, (6):260
tion, (4):157 intensive care patient, (2):60
Glucose water reduces neonates’
Medication errors in pediatric emer- What's new in pulmonary hyperten-
pain better than skin cream (re-
search abstract), (4):191 gency setting (research abstract), sion, (4):167
(2):98 Retinopathy of prematurity
What every nurse should know
The use of propofol in the mechan- Careful monitoring of SpO, reduced
about pain management, (3):133
ically ventilated medical/surgical incidence of infants with retinopa-
Pain response
intensive care patient, (2):60 thy of prematurity (research ab-
Neonatal painful experiences found
not to affect pain response in tod- Physician-nurse relationships stract), (6):268
A personal reflection: The adversar-
dlers (research abstract), (5):231
ial relationship between physi- S
Palliation
cians and nurse patients, (4):180 Sedation
Palliative care services, (1):35
Poster presentations Sedation in PICU should be strictly
Patient satisfaction
How to do an effective poster pre- controlled, (4):191
Academic health centers score
sentation in the workplace, Sepsis
poorly in parental satisfaction
(4):171 A sepsis review: Epidemiology, eco-
study (research abstract), (6):268
Preceptors nomics, and disease characteris-
Pediatrics
Precepting student nurses in the in- tics, (3):117
Blood pressure cuff guidelines not
tensive care unit, (3):134 New thoughts on sepsis: The unifier
consistent with intraarterial BP
Publishing of critical care, (1):20
measurements in pediatric pa-
The problem of plagiarism, (6):253 Sexual activity
tients (research abstract), (3):145
Writing for publication: You can do Sexual concerns of patients and
Careful monitoring of SpO, reduced
it!, (1):31 partners after an implantable car-
incidence of infants with retinopa-
dioverter defibrillator, (2):89
thy of prematurity (research ab- R
Sleep
stract), (6):268 Research
Effects of relaxation and imagery
Hazing of suburban middle school Active emergency department re-
on the sleep of critically ill adults,
athletes (research abstract), straint reduction, (5):230
(4):182
(6):268 Critical care nurses’ desire to use Smallpox
Interpreter’s services beneficial in complementary alternative mod-
Smallpox as a biological weapon:
pediatric emergency department alities (CAM) in critical care and Implications for the critical care
(research abstract), (3):145 barriers to CAM use, (3):138
clinician, (1):2
Medication errors in pediatric Decreased cardiac output: Valida-
1
emergency setting (research ab- tion with postoperative heart
stract), (2):98 surgery patients, (1):39 Terrorism
Pediatric nosocomial infections are Effects of relaxation and imagery Smallpox as a biological weapon:
related to central line catheters in on the sleep of critically ill adults, Implications for the critical care
PICUs (research abstract), (1):45 (4):182 clinician, (1):2
Research abstracts, (1):45, (2):98, Research abstracts, (1):45, (2):98, Toxicity
(3):145, (4):191, (5):230, (6):268 (3):145, (4):191, (5):230, (6):268 Glow sticks: Toxic to children? (re-
Personnel issues Role of a research coordinator, search abstract), (1):45
An increasing reliance on hi-lo cribs (6):270 Triage
to reduce hospital staff injuries Sexual concerns of patients and A primer on triage and mass casu-
and improve patient care (for partners after an implantable car- alty events, (5):210
your information), (2):100 dioverter defibrillator, (2):89
November/December 2003 285