Nephrology nursing journal

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  Año 2004, Vol. 31, Número 1 (January-February)

  • Genetics and kidney dysfunction.

    Ann K Cashion, Carolyn J. Driscoll

    

  • Perceived barriers and motivators to exercise in hemodialysis patients.

    Mary B. Ballou, Eric D. Goodman

    

  • Renal handling of phosphorous and magnesium.

    Jennifer Dungan, Carolyn Yucha

    

  • Coping strategies utilized by adolescents with end stage renal disease.

    Marion Broome, Cheryl A. Keller, Julia Snethen, Bradley Warady

    

  • Preventing amputation inpatients with diabetes and chronic kidney disease.

    Annette Broersma

    

  • Determinants of exercise encouragement practice in hemodialysis staff.

    Susan Casey, Laurie Carlson, Jeff Myll, Patricia Painter, Steven Paul

    

  • Red Blood cell physiology, epoetin alfa and iron.

    Brenda Tilley

    

  • From de Editor

    • Beginning our journey into the world of genetics.

      Beth Ulrich

      

  • President's Message

    • Politics, passion and patient care.

      Caroline A. Counts

      

  • Case Study

    • Encouraging adherence to treatment regimen in a CCPD patient.

      Mary Catherine Swanson

      

  • Clinical Consult

    • Islet replacement therapy in patients with type i diabetes.

      Peggy Murphy

      

  • Issues in renal nutrition

    • The chronic kidney disease epidemic: Nutrition intervention and control.

      Maureen P. McCarthy

      

  • Practice issues in nephrology Nursing

    • Advanced practice in nursing: Ethical and role issues in end of lige care.

      

  • Book and Media Reviews

    • Dialysis access, palliative care, pediatric sleep 2004.

      Vernette N. Brown, Lesley C. Dinwiddie, Chiquita Johnson Bonds, Christiy A. Price

      

  • Ethical Issues

    • Advance directives vary: Once corporation with two choices; honoring DNR orders in the dialysis unit: Implementing a policy.

      Christiy A. Price

      

    • The management of cardiopulmonary arrests in chronic dialysis patients.

      Ronald B. Miller

      

  • Professional Issues

    • Toward better vascular access management.

      Holly Favero