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STONEY’S NURSING
This work gives you clear, definite instructions how best to meet all emergencies—medical and surgical; how to improvise things needed in the sick-room. There are chapters on the nurse—her responsibilities, duties, deportment, etc.; on the sick-room—its preparation, care, hygiene, etc.; on nursing medical cases—observations of patient, bodily care, relief of functional disturbances, administration of medicines, general and local applications; on obstetric cases—signs of pregnancy, disorders of pregnancy, conduct of labor, care of mother and child, cesarean section, etc.; on gynecologic nursing—preparation for operation, after-care, sequelæ, surgical disinfection, accidents and emergencies, nursing in infectious diseases, nursing of sick children, etc.
- Fifth Edition—Published August, 1916.
- By Emily A. M. Stoney. Revised by Lucy Cornelia Catlin R.N.,
- Cloth, $1.75 net.
GOODNOW’S WAR NURSING
This complete text-book shows the inexperienced nurse how to care for a ward of wounded men from arrival to dismissal; it introduces the auxiliary war nurse to actual conditions, and shows her how they are best met. It is the ideal text-book on this important branch of the service.
- By Minnie Goodnow, R. N., War Nurse in France.
- Cloth, $1.50 net.
- Published December, 1917
STONEY’S SURGICAL TECHNIC