Text book of Pediatric Nursing As per Revised INC Syllabus By Soumya Kurian

Text book of Pediatric Nursing As per Revised INC Syllabus By Soumya Kurian The Textbook of Pediatric Nursing (2nd Edition) by Soumya Kurian is a comprehensive and updated guide tailored to the revised Indian Nursing Council (INC) pediatric syllabus. This book serves as a vital resource for nursing students, offering an in-depth exploration of child growth, development stages, and essential care practices. It provides an instant reference for understanding pediatric nursing procedures, assessments, and responsibilities, making it an indispensable tool for academic and clinical excellence. Key Features – Aligned with INC Syllabus: Designed according to the revised INC pediatric nursing curriculum for better academic alignment. – Comprehensive Content: Covers critical topics such as growth and development theories, parental guidelines, reflexes in newborns and adolescents (with illustrations), and pediatric procedures. – Nursing Responsibilities: Offers insights into nursing diagnoses for various diseases, preoperative and postoperative care, pain management, and drug administration methods. – NICU and Newborn Care: Includes detailed information on NICU organization, newborn care problems, and neonatal care essentials. – Updated Practices: Discusses ethical issues, recent trends in pediatric nursing, and modern approaches in child healthcare. – System-Wise Overview: Covers system-specific diseases, nursing diagnoses, and diagnostic evaluation techniques with clarity and depth. – Practical Guidelines: Features details on immunization schedules, medicine dosage calculations, and communicable disease management. Why Choose This Book? This book combines a systematic approach to learning with practical, real-world applications, making it a valuable resource for undergraduate and postgraduate nursing students. The addition of detailed illustrations, updated nursing care protocols, and ethical considerations ensures that students are well-prepared to meet the dynamic challenges of pediatric nursing.