


Compact Clinical Guide to Critical Care, Trauma, and Emergency Pain Management. an Evidence-Based Approach for Nurses
Marmo, L. — D'Arcy, Y.
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ISBN-13: 9780826108074
Springer Publishing Co
Abril / 2013
1ª Edición
Inglés
376 pags
1100 gr
x x cm
Description
"This is an excellent resource for nurses practicing in critical care
units, emergency departments, and trauma units, as well as for midlevel providers
who manage these patients.--Doody's Medical Reviews
"Compact Clinical Guide to Critical Care, Trauma, and Emergency Pain Management
is a concise, easy-to-read resource for nurses who want to reinforce their foundational
knowledge in this area."--Critical Care Nurse
This addition to Springer Publishing's Compact Clinical Guide to Pain Management
Series presents evidence-based national guidelines and treatment algorithms
for managing pain in patients in the critical care, trauma, and emergency room
settings. Such patients often present with co-morbid and complex conditions
which often make accurate pain assessment and treatment a challenge.
In an easy-to-use, bulleted format, the book provides the most current information
on assessing and managing pain in a variety of critical conditions. Both pharmacological
management therapies and non-pharmacologic interventions are included along
with information about pain assessment screening tools for special populations.
Topics covered include the basics of pain physiology in critical, emergency,
and operative care patients, assessing pain in the critically ill, medications
and advanced pain management techniques useful with this population, and commonly
occurring conditions in the various care environments. Also addressed are the
management of particularly challenging patients (elderly, obese) and conditions
(chronic pain, renal failure, chemically dependent patients, and burn patients).
The book contains tables that efficiently summarize information and figures
to illustrate key concepts. Pain rating scales and a helpful equi-analgesic
conversion table are included in the Appendix.
Key Features:
- Provides evidence-based information on treating pain in critical care, trauma, and emergency room patients for all practice levels
- Organized for quick access to pertinent clinical information on treatment options and pain types
- Provides cross-referenced indexing and easy-to-use assessment and screening tools
- Includes information for treating especially challenging and difficult to manage patient pain scenarios
Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgment
SECTION I: OVERVIEW OF PAIN
1. The Problem of Pain in the Critically Ill
2. Physiologic and Metabolic Responses to Pain
SECTION II: ASSESSING PAIN
3. The Art and Science of Pain Assessment
4. Assessment Tools
5. Assessing Pain in Specialty Populations
SECTION III: MEDICATIONS AND TREATMENT FOR PAIN
6. Medication Management With Nonopioid Medications
7. Opioid Analgesics
8. Coanalgesics for Additive Pain Relief
9. Complementary and Integrative Therapies for Pain Management
10. The Effect of Opioid Polymorphisms and Patient Response to Medications
SECTION IV: ADVANCED PAIN MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES
11. Surgical and Procedural Pain Management in Critical Care
12. Using Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA) in Critical Care
13. Regional Techniques and Epidural Analgesia for Pain Relief in Critical Care
SECTION V: CRITICAL CARE, EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT AND TRAUMA PATIENTS WITH PAIN
14. Managing Pain in Cardiothoracic Critical Care Patients
15. Managing Patient Pain in the Medical Intensive Care Unit
16. Managing Patients Seeking Pain Relief in the Emergency Department
17. Managing Pain in the Patient Suffering Trauma
SECTION VI: DIFFICULT TO TREAT PATIENT POPULATIONS
18. Managing Pain in Special Patient Populations
19. Pain, Addiction, and Opioid Dependency in Critical Care Patients
Index
Author Bio
Liza Marmo, RN-BC, MSN, CCRN, has worked in a variety of
roles at the Morristown Medical Center in Morristown, NJ for 20 years, including
nurse manager at the Morristown Medical Center Pain Management Center. She has
been co-chair of the Pain Steering Committee and Chair of Pain Resource Nurses.
Ms. Marmo taught pain in hospital orientation and provided education to staff
nurses on pain management at Morristown Medical Center. She also maintained
responsibility for HCACHP which the hospital was meeting the national average.
Ms Marmo was the principal investigator for a research study on "Pain Assessment
Tool in the Critically Ill CPACU Patient. She has had the opportunity to share
her research efforts and her expertise in pain and critical care through publication
and presentations locally and nationally. Ms. Marmo currently holds certifications
in AACN Critical care and ANCC Pain Management
Yvonne D'Arcy, MS, CRNP, CNS, is the Pain Management and Palliative
Care Nurse Practitioner at Suburban Hospital- Johns Hopkins Medicine in Bethesda,
Maryland. She has served on the board of directors for the American Society
of Pain Management Nurses and has played an integral role in the formulation
of several guidelines on the management of acute and chronic pain. She is a
Principle Investigator at Suburban Hospital for several studies to include the
use of EMLA to reduce pain in elderly patients when IVs are placed. and the
Dissemination and Implementation of Evidence -based methods to Measure and Improve
Pain Outcomes. Ms. D'Arcy is also the recipient of the Nursing Spectrum Nursing
Excellence Award in the Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia districts for
Advancing and Leading the Profession. She has contributed to numerous books
and journals throughout her career. Books include Pain Management: Evidence-Based
Tools and Techniques for Nursing Professionals, Compact Clinical Guide to Chronic
Pain, and Her book, How to Manage Pain in the Elderly is an American Journal
of Nursing book of the year for 2010.Her books, A Compact Clinical Guide to
Cancer Pain co-authored with Pamela Davies, and A Compact Clinical to Women's
Pain, are scheduled for a 2012 publication. Ms D'Arcy lectures and presents
nationally and internationally on such topics as chronic pain, difficult-to-treat
neuropathic pain syndromes, how to teat pain in the elderly, and all aspects
of acute pain management. Articles she has published can be found in an extensive
number of journals, including but not limited to American Nurse Today, Nursing
2011, Pain Management Nursing, PT Insider, and Nurse Practitioner Journal.
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