Core Curriculum for Infusion Nursing [Paperback]
Author: Mary Alexander MA RN CRNI CAE FAAN Ann M. Corrigan S. BSN RN CRNI Lisa A Gorski MS HHCNS-BC CRNI FAAN Lynn Phillips MSN RN CRNI | Language: English | ISBN: 1451184093 | Format: PDF, EPUB
Core Curriculum for Infusion Nursing
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An official Publication of the Infusion Nurses Society
Brought to you by the global authority in infusion therapy, the Core Curriculum for Infusion Nursing, Fourth Edition is the ultimate preparatory resource for the Certified Registered Nurse Infusion (CRNI) examination. The Core Curriculum provides a broad understanding of the specialty, serving both continuing education and professional development needs.
The completely revised Fourth Edition covers the latest technological advances in infusion therapy and reflects the recent expansion of the practice of infusion nursing. A detailed outline format makes it easy to retrieve and review essential facts. Organized in nine core content areas, each chapter serves as the basis for the development of test questions for the CRNI exam.
Expanded & New Content:
• Advances in technical and clinical applications
• Addition of biologic therapies
• Updates on pharmacologic and antineoplastic drugs
• Reflects expanded scope of nursing practice
The Core Curriculum for Infusion Nursing is invaluable to all nurses seeking to provide optimal infusion care and develop a broader understanding of the specialty practice. Begin your journey to mastery of infusion nursing.
Brought to you by the global authority in infusion therapy, the Core Curriculum for Infusion Nursing, Fourth Edition is the ultimate preparatory resource for the Certified Registered Nurse Infusion (CRNI) examination. The Core Curriculum provides a broad understanding of the specialty, serving both continuing education and professional development needs.
The completely revised Fourth Edition covers the latest technological advances in infusion therapy and reflects the recent expansion of the practice of infusion nursing. A detailed outline format makes it easy to retrieve and review essential facts. Organized in nine core content areas, each chapter serves as the basis for the development of test questions for the CRNI exam.
Expanded & New Content:
• Advances in technical and clinical applications
• Addition of biologic therapies
• Updates on pharmacologic and antineoplastic drugs
• Reflects expanded scope of nursing practice
The Core Curriculum for Infusion Nursing is invaluable to all nurses seeking to provide optimal infusion care and develop a broader understanding of the specialty practice. Begin your journey to mastery of infusion nursing.
- Paperback: 416 pages
- Publisher: LWW; Fourth edition (June 17, 2013)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1451184093
- ISBN-13: 978-1451184099
- Product Dimensions: 7 x 10 inches
- Shipping Weight: 1.3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #822,097 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
It's simply an outline of facts for nearly everything encompassing Infusion Nursing. This would be a good reference material for nurses in the field to simply read a quick outline of something they may have forgotten. But as a nurse studying for the CRNI exam, this is literally just a list of facts via outline. No thorough physiological explanations, no points of interest, no concepts or themes. Just one book of outlines. The best way to study for the CRNI exam by far is the INS DVD series they offer. It's kind of pricey so if you had to pick, definitely pick the DVDs. Then you can use this book as a quick reference on specific questions. Or better yet, the book Infusion Nursing: An Evidence Based Approach is awesome.By David H. S. Lee
I got the e-book and I am disappointed that it only gives "location" and not "page" number. I had intended to use this as a citable reference in Bibliographies, etc.By Shigglemop
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