Research utilization: nonpharmacological management of pain in neonates.
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Clinical Nursing Research↗
Biomedical subjects
L E Lynam
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Pulmonary function testing: clinical applications.
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Female↗
Mechanics of ventilation: resistance.
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Airway Resistance↗
Pulmonary function testing: a tool for managing the mechanically ventilated patient.
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Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia↗
Mechanics of ventilation: compliance.
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Humans↗
It isn't just the lungs: a case presentation.
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Acidosis↗
What to do when the baby turns blue: Part I.
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Cyanosis↗
What to do when the baby turns blue: Part II.
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Blood Gas Analysis↗
Chronic pulmonary insufficiency of prematurity.
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Humans↗
Surfactant replacement therapy: a second look.
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Humans↗
An introduction to neonatal pulmonology.
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Humans↗
Oxygen saturation in the neonate.
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Blood Gas Analysis↗
Acid-base basics.
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Acid-Base Equilibrium↗
Mothers' and nurses' perceptions of the needs of women experiencing preterm labor.
OBJECTIVE: To describe and compare mothers' and nurses' perceptions of the needs of women experiencing preterm labor. DESIGN: A descriptive/comparative approach was used. SETTING: A tertiary-care teaching facility. PARTICIPANTS: Convenience sample of 14 postpartum mothers and 25 registered nurses. MAIN OUTCOMES: Subjects responded to 56 statements about the needs of women in preterm labor. RESULTS: No statistically significant differences were found between mothers and nurses in their total responses to questionnaire items, but some significant isolated differences existed. CONCLUSION: The nurse who identifies and satisfies these needs is likely to be more effective in meeting nursing-care goals.
Adaptation, Psychological↗