If you're a nursing school student, you already know the importance of suitable textbooks and tools. Even though most people would think that nursing school tools would consist of things such as manikin or blood pressure simulators, in fact, there's so much more. Many nursing students learn better from assessment cards and imagine if every organ or system in the body is described in detail in colourful cards. The learning would be so much more efficient.
No matter if you're already a nursing student or have just enrolled in this school nursing teaching tools are of great importance. They would improve your learning and make it more fun and easier.
QuickStudy (Flashcards) - Anatomy
These 300 full-colour cards cover 14 different human body systems. One side has cool images, while the other side has label text, making it super easy for students to quiz themselves. You won’t find anything else that matches this quality!
Each card measures 10cm x 15cm.
Human Anatomy Study Cubes
Who says that learning anatomy is hard and boring? Now you can make it fun and interesting with the human anatomy study cubes. They're a handy reference cube packed with facts for quick revision. Every time you fold it, you'll uncover a different aspect of the human body and get to dive deep into anatomy with all the detailed info provided
Explore the major body systems with a hands-on approach. It'll be a helpful nurse teaching tools right before tests and quizzes.
Not a nursing student? These are the perfect and most practical gift for your person who is about to become a nurse (or anyone who simply likes to know more about human anatomy).
Nursing Students Maths & Medications Survival Guide 3rd Edition
This handy pocket guide is the ultimate nursing teaching tool for students learning drug dosage calculations. There's nothing else like it out there! Reid-Searl’s Student’s Maths & Medications Survival Guide is designed to help students safely administer medications in clinical environments.
Here you'll find math concepts, an understanding of mathematical symbols, order of operations, number fact grids, time management, and Hindu, Arabic and Roman numerals.
You'll learn how to ensure medication safety and convert factors, decimals, and percentages. The guide contains numbered charts and tables, the base number system and many other math topics. You can find useful measurement tables (intravenous fluid needs and rule of nines), and nursing formulas such as dosage calculations by using formulas.
It'll help you do drug calculations in practice (calculating oral and parenteral medications).
Here you'll also find safe medication administration including:
• Drug categories and schedules
• Required information on a medication chart
• Components of a medication order
• Validity of a medication order
• Information found on a medication label
• Steps for Registered Nurses Regarding Telephone Prescription Orders
• Medication administration frequency and timing
• Common abbreviations used
• Additional abbreviations
• Intravenous fluids - details on a fluid order
• Abbreviations for IV fluids
• IV fluids - drip rate calculations
Nursing Students Clinical Survival Guide 4th Edition
This handy guide is unmatched in the market. Reid-Searl’s Nursing Student’s Clinical Survival Guide is a great resource for students, offering practical tips to help them perform clinical skills effectively, ensuring safe and patient-centered care in various clinical environments.
It can be used on its own throughout students' education and into their early careers, or as a helpful addition to more detailed textbooks.
24-Hour Clock
• Keeping yourself and the patient safe
• Basic safety measures
• Extra precautions
• Handwashing practices
• Personal protective gear (PPE)
• Dealing with body fluids
• Safe patient handling
• Preventing falls
• Avoiding venous thromboembolism (VTE)
• Recognizing stroke symptoms
Medication Administration
• The five rights and beyond
• Tips to avoid medication mistakes
• Safety advice for oral meds
• Safety tips for injections
• Medication administration for nursing students
• Common abbreviations in medication
• Medication checks during shift changes
• Understanding medication orders
• Metric measurements and symbols
• Drug calculations and formulas
• Drug name endings and what they mean
• Medications and their antidotes
Oxygen Concentration Delivery and Fluid Balance
• Useful measurements for fluid balance charts
• Tips for managing fluid balance charts
• Urine output classifications
• Types of IV fluids
• Drip rate calculations
• Checking IV sites
• Calculating daily maintenance fluids based on body weight
Vital Signs
• Normal ranges for vital signs
• Early warning indicators
Essential Drug Notes: A Pocket Companion 2nd edition
This new edition features an enhanced binding and extra space for organizing your drug research, perfect for those just starting in pharmacology. It includes 19 additional class mechanisms and a ton more abbreviations. Plus, there's a fantastic new cross-reference index for the drug mechanisms included.
Inside this book, you'll find:
• A consistent format to help you keep track of the drugs you've researched.
• Alphabetized sections for easy access to your drug research.
• Definitions for over 900 medical abbreviations.
• A rundown of commonly used drug suffixes.
• A quick summary of the Mechanism of Action for 49 popular drug classes.
