Journal of perianesthesia nursing

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  Año 2004, Número 3

  • Pain and comfort issues

    Chris Pasero

    págs. 135-137

    

  • A survey of current perianesthesia nursing practice for pain and comfort management

    D. A. Krenzischek

    págs. 138-149

    

  • Clinical evaluation of the ASPAN pain and comfort clinical guideline

    D. A. Krenzischek

    págs. 150-159

    

  • Practical application of comfort theory in the perianesthesia setting

    K. Kolcaba, L. Wilson

    págs. 164-173

    

  • Pain management in ambulatory surgery

    D. Kamming

    págs. 174-182

    

  • Treating children for acute agitation in the PACU: differentiating pain and emergence delirium

    R. C. Manworren

    págs. 183-193

    

  • Assessment and treatment of postoperative pain in older adults

    B. Rakel, K. Herr

    págs. 194-208

    

  • PACU pain management: how well are we meeting our patients' needs?

    E. E. Sullivan

    págs. 209-211

    

  • Calendar of events

    pág. 211

    

  • The challenges of pain management: adverse effects of analgesics

    P. E. Windle

    págs. 212-216

    

  • Managing pain: an individual responsibility

    M. Iacono

    págs. 217-219

    

  • Letters from Kuwait and Baghdad

    R. Campbell

    págs. 220-222

    

  • Why do we doubt the presence of pain?

    V. D. Hooper

    pág. 223