Cardiology 9
MI, Angina & Arrhythmia & HF (Myocardial Infarction, Angina & Arrhythmia & Heart Failure) 11
Cardiology - Why Algorithm: Developing Algorithmic Thinking Skills 12
Common Nursing Assessment & Performance 16
1.
Chest Pain 16
2.
Dyspnea 17
3.
Palpitation & Dizziness 19
Nursing, Examination, and Treatment by Disease 20
1.
Ischemic heart disease 20
2.
Arrhythmia 28
3. HF (Heart failure) 45
4.
Pericarditis & Endocarditis 52
54 Common Cardiology Tests & Procedures
1.
Blood test 54
2.
Video and Functional Testing 56
Cardiology medication 62
1.
Fluid 62
2.
Antibiotics 63
3.
Anticoagulant 63
4.
Antiarrhythmic drugs 64
5.
Antianginal drug 65
6.
Antihypertensive 66
7.
Hyperlipidemia Treatment 67
8.
Heart failure treatment 68
* Summary of major cardiology diagnoses, procedures, and nursing care 69
* Note 74
* Cardiology Nurse's Know-How 79

Vital Signs 83
Blood pressure 85
Hypertension - Why Algorithm: Developing Algorithmic Thinking Skills 86
Low Blood Pressure - Why Algorithm Developing Algorithmic Thinking Skills 88
Blood Pressure (BP) 90

Heart rate 97
Tachycardia - Why Algorithm Developing Algorithmic Thinking Skills 98
Why Algorithm: Developing Algorithmic Thinking Skills 100
Heart Rate (HR) 102

Body temperature 113
High Temperature - Why Algorithm: Developing Algorithmic Thinking Skills 114
Hypothermia - Why Algorithm: Developing Algorithmic Thinking Skills 116
Body Temperature (BT) 118

Respiration rate 127
Tachypnea - Why Algorithm: Developing Algorithmic Thinking Skills 128
Respiratory Depression - Why Algorithm Developing Algorithmic Thinking Skills 130
Respiratory Rate (RR) 132

Common Nursing 149
Intravenous therapy 151
1.
Main Dosage Methods of Drugs 152
2.
Major vein 153
3.
Types and characteristics of venous ducts 154

Blood test 159
1.
160 Major Blood Test Types and Specimens
2.
Specimens & Characteristics & Blood Collection Order by Blood Test Type 161
3.
Other important tests 162

Microbiological Testing and Antimicrobials 165
1.
Classification of microorganisms based on Gram (+) (-) results 167
2.
Multi-drug resistant organism (MDRO) 171
3.
Antibacterial agent 174

Blood transfusion 179
1.
Collection of transfusion products 180
2.
General transfusion tip 182

Pain Relief & Sedation & Acting Out 185
1.
Non-narcotic analgesics: 187 for mild pain
2.
Narcotic analgesics: Administered for moderate to severe pain 188
3.
Sedatives: administered in cases of delirium, agitation, or excitement 189
Acting Out (Risk of Self-Harm or Harm to Others) - Why Algorithm Developing Algorithmic Thinking Skills 190

Oxygen therapy 193
1.
Oxygen delivery systems 194
2.
Is the patient receiving adequate oxygen? Oxygenation Indicators 195

Fluid Therapy 197
1.
Types of sap 198
2.
Tip 199: Choosing the right fluid for your symptoms

Blood Pressure Raising Drugs: Vasopressors 201

Organ Transplant Patient Management 205

“Achieving perfection through two revisions!”

The best-selling book 『Nursing Algorithm』 by Ponals, which has sold over 10,000 copies and received much love from readers, has been reborn as 『Nursing Algorithm PRO-Series』 by the author, the Nurses' Research Institute, Boy Nurse, RN. Nogari, R&G TV, and Yong, the photo-taking nurse.

The 『Nursing Algorithm PRO-Series』 began by analyzing the shortcomings of the existing 『Nursing Algorithm』, and then went through a process of finding solutions and restructuring to produce a sample book.
This is a nursing clinical practice book that was published after several revisions, including feedback from a nursing student opinion survey group through sample books and manuscript review by 21 experts, to make it more perfect.

The first feature of the book is that it adds a basis for why the nursing practice should be performed next to the algorithms in the existing 『Nursing Algorithm』.
The problem with the existing ‘Nursing Algorithm’ is that new nurses understand ‘how’ to perform nursing care after reading the algorithm, but they do not understand ‘why’ they should perform nursing care in that manner.


'Young Nurse', which best explains the basis of nursing practice, has worked hard to enable a fundamental understanding rather than a rushed clinical study by presenting the 'basis' of nursing practice next to the algorithm.

The second feature of the book is that it is divided into seven categories under a specialized classification system for each department, allowing you to study the content of the department that applies to you more professionally.
Each decentralized book is divided into three levels: a 'specialty part' where you can study theories centered on each clinical department, 'vital signs' where you can identify patients through abnormal findings, and 'common nursing' centered on each clinical department, enabling clinical reasoning from nurse readers.

The third feature of this book is that it was reviewed by 21 trustworthy, current experts to ensure that not only new nurses but also professional and dedicated nurses can fully utilize it.
The review team consists of current and former Big 5 nurses, nurses pursuing master's or doctoral degrees, and current nurses with more than 10 years of experience.
With the recent enactment of the Nursing Act, the burden on dedicated nurses and specialist nurses has increased.
For those who are anxious about being put into practice without proper training and those who are anxious even after receiving training, a nursing performance book similar to the doctor's clinical performance evaluation algorithm but more advanced was created.

Lastly, the book was boldly produced in A4, Big Size from a handbook-sized book, allowing readers to see the nursing algorithms of each department at a glance through the open pages of the book, and it has the advantage of allowing readers to study and take notes in a large size book.


The e-book 『Nursing Algorithm PRO-MAX』, which integrates all seven subjects, is scheduled to be published on November 20, 2024, and the paperback version is scheduled to be published on January 5, 2025.