endocrine system

01 Hyperglycemic hyperosmolar state
02 Diabetic ketoacidosis
03 Adrenal insufficiency
04 Syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion

digestive system

05 Hepatotoxicity
06 Hepatic vein occlusion
07 Closed-intestinal obstruction
08 Pancreatic fistula after pancreatectomy

nervous system

09 Hydrocephalus
10 Subarachnoid hemorrhage
11 Spinal cord compression

cardiovascular system

12 Infective endocarditis
13 Superior vena cava syndrome
14 Stress cardiomyopathy due to subarachnoid hemorrhage
15 Heart failure
16 Cardiac tamponade
17 Septic shock

respiratory system

18 Acute hypoxemic respiratory failure
19 Postoperative respiratory failure in a patient with cervical spine injury
20 Acute respiratory distress syndrome
21 Asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease overlap syndrome

etc

22 Acute kidney injury
23 Acute graft-versus-host disease
24 Tumor Decomposition Syndrome

Index

I believe clinical reasoning is the ability to understand a patient's overall condition and problems, whether performing a physical examination, filling out medical records, or administering any treatment, infer what needs to be considered, and find ways to respond appropriately, enabling safer patient management.
The role does not end with performing tasks or procedures delegated by the physician; it also requires the ability to detect unseen or predictable problems for the patient.
This requires thinking systematically and developing the habit of pondering and asking questions to avoid missing the patient's problems.

To help improve clinical reasoning skills, one of the essential competencies for professional nurses, this book covers 24 cases developed based on clinical field experience, following the 23 cases included in Part 1.
We hope this book will be a useful guide for all nurses working in clinical settings.