LeMone and Burke's Adult Nursing

• The role and function of the nurse in health and illnessCaring for people with cancerAltered fluid, electrolyte, acid base balance and shockCaring for people with altered immunityCaring for people with altered skin functionCaring for people with endocrine problemsCaring for people with gastrointestinal problemsCaring for people with urinary elimination and kidney problemsCaring for people with cardiac problemsCaring for people with haematological problemsCaring for people with respiratory problemsCaring for people with musculoskeletal problems Caring for people with neurological problemsCaring for people with eye and ear problemsCaring for women with reproductive problems Caring for men with reproductive problemsCaring for people with sexually transmitted diseases

"I genuinely enjoyed reading the chapters and found the whole thing very interesting and informative! The book is easy to read and concise, covering subject areas systematically and holistically.  This is a complete 'one stop shop' contemporary nursing textbook which I will be buying." - Jane Landon, Nursing student"very interesting and easy to read and understand" - Sharon Moreby, Nursing student"...extremely full of detail and illustrated well, with the right balance of text and imagery. [...] Beneficial to any adult nursing student, regardless of where they are in their nurse training." - Tianna Jarrett-Williams, Nursing student "This book is very clear and concise and the language used is easy to understand but still very informative. [...] I would definitely buy this book as it makes anatomy and physiology easy to learn and would be an excellent revision aid." - Rebecca Matthews, Nursing Student, University of Hertfordshire  “This is a high-quality, well-written textbook, which is user friendly, strikes just the right balance of detail and has a good focus on building learning. Well worthy of purchase as it can be used throughout the three-year programme and beyond.” - Nursing Times  "I found this book to be a great resource in studying A&P and particularly whilst on placement, where it will help support a student and assist in seeing signs and symptoms and illness and disease." - Louise Goodyear, Nursing Student