PART 01 7 Things New Nurses Need to Know
CHAPTER 01 Appearance that New Nurses Must Maintain
CHAPTER 02 Words and Conduct New Nurses Must Observe
CHAPTER 03 Principles of Handover That New Nurses Should Know
CHAPTER 04 Nursing Records New Nurses Should Know
CHAPTER 05 Principles to follow when reporting to a doctor by phone
CHAPTER 06 Hand Sanitization Practices for New Nurses
CHAPTER 07 Clinical Terminology New Nurses Should Know

PART 02 Vital Signs/Consciousness Assessment
CHAPTER 01 Body Temperature
CHAPTER 02 Pulse
CHAPTER 03 Blood Pressure
CHAPTER 04 Hypertension Medications
CHAPTER 05 BREATHING
CHAPTER 06 EKG monitoring
CHAPTER 07 Assessment of Consciousness and Motor Ability

PART 03 Dosage
CHAPTER 01 Basic Principles of Medication (7 right)
CHAPTER 02 Oral Medication
CHAPTER 03 intravenous injection (IV)
CHAPTER 04 Subcutaneous injection (SC)
CHAPTER 05 Intramuscular injection (IM)
CHAPTER 06 Intradermal injection (ID)
CHAPTER 07 Classification of Antibiotics
CHAPTER 08 Other Medications

PART 04 Central Venous Line Management
CHAPTER 01 Classification of Central Venous Catheters
CHAPTER 02 Preparing for Non-Tunneled Central Venous Cannula Insertion
CHAPTER 03 Central Venous Catheter Dressing and Central Venous Catheter Removal
CHAPTER 04 flushing and locking
CHAPTER 05 How to collect blood and C-line tip culture
CHAPTER 06 How to Make Heparin 1:100
CHAPTER 07 IV side injection and how to replace the IV set
CHAPTER 08 Chemoport Management

PART 05 Nursing Diabetic Patients
CHAPTER 01 Prandial Insulin and Basal Insulin
CHAPTER 02 Classification of Insulin
CHAPTER 03 Subcutaneous Insulin Injection Method
CHAPTER 04 How to Use an Insulin Pen
CHAPTER 05 How to Measure Insulin Accurately
CHAPTER 06 Insulin Medication Accidents
CHAPTER 07 Storage Methods and Expiration Dates by Type of Insulin
CHAPTER 08 How to do a blood sugar test (BST)
CHAPTER 09 Hypoglycemia
CHAPTER 10 Oral Hypoglycemic Agents
CHAPTER 11 RI sliding

PART 06 infusion pump and syringe pump
CHAPTER 01 infusion pump(DAIHWA DI-2200)
CHAPTER 02 syringe pump(TERUMO TE-SS700)

PART 07 Examination-Related Nursing
CHAPTER 01 Clinical Pathology Tests
CHAPTER 02 Nursing related to other examinations
CHAPTER 03 Understanding Blood Test Results

PART 08 Excretion-Related Nursing
CHAPTER 01 Foley catheter
CHAPTER 02 Cystostomy (Suprapubic Catheterization)
CHAPTER 03 PCN (percutaneous nephrostomy tube)
CHAPTER 04 Bladder Irrigation
CHAPTER 05 Simple catheterization (nelaton catheterization)
CHAPTER 06 Enema
CHAPTER 07 Stool Patterns and Laxatives
CHAPTER 08 CDT (clostridium difficile toxin) testing and management

PART 09 Digestive Nursing
CHAPTER 01 Levin tube (L-tube, nasogastric tube)
CHAPTER 02 PEG (percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy)
CHAPTER 03 I/O count
CHAPTER 04 Medical Terms Related to Diet

PART 10 Respiratory Nursing
CHAPTER 01 Oxygen-Related Nursing
CHAPTER 02 Nebulizer (Inhalation Therapy)
CHAPTER 03 Suction
CHAPTER 04 Tracheostomy Tube

PART 11: MANAGEMENT OF STERILIZED RESOURCES AND MEDICAL WASTE
CHAPTER 01 High-Pressure Steam Sterilization and EO Gas Sterilization
CHAPTER 02 How to handle sterile items
CHAPTER 03 Order of putting on and taking off sterile gloves
CHAPTER 04 Disinfection Equipment
CHAPTER 05 Types and Disinfection Methods of Semi-Risk and Low-Risk Equipment
CHAPTER 06 Types and Management Methods of Medical Waste

PART 12 Various tube and catheter management methods
CHAPTER 01 PTBD (percutaneous transhepatic biliary drainage) management methods
CHAPTER 02 M-vac (hemovac) management method
CHAPTER 03 L-tube natural drainage
CHAPTER 04 PCD (percutaneous catheter drainage) management

PART 13 Bed Sore Management
CHAPTER 01 Pressure ulcer prone areas and prevention methods
CHAPTER 02 Stages and Disinfection Methods of Bedsores
CHAPTER 03 Types and Classification of Pressure Ulcer Dressing Materials

▶ Focuses on only the essential information from a vast field of practice
It focuses on the basic skills and practical knowledge that new nurses must know, such as medication administration, central venous catheters, medical supply management, and examination-related nursing.

▶ A universal manual that can be accessed anytime, anywhere
Since each hospital has a different manual, we have included the most common technologies and latest knowledge used in as many hospitals as possible.

▶ Includes over 1,000 actual clinical photos
Contains over 1,000 field practice photos taken directly to help you understand the explanations and acquire clinical skills.

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In addition to basic skills, we've compiled tips and more information that will be helpful in practice.

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