key: cord-0038730-ebaw5rcj
authors: nan
title: SUBJECT INDEX
date: 2004-11-24
journal: J Emerg Nurs
DOI: 10.1016/s0099-1767(04)00649-x
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doc_id: 38730
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Tanabe P, Steinmann R, Kippenhan M, Stehman C, Beach C. Undiagnosed hypertension in the ED setting-an unrecognized opportunity by emergency nurses. 2004;30:225-9 Taylor A. Rethinking the way we care for psychiatric patients in crisis. 2004; 30:202-3 (Letter) Taylor KD. Mosby's CEN Examination Review, 3rd ed. by RS Holleran. 2004; 30:172-3 (Media review) Téllez MS. Isn't an alcohol-or drug-addicted adolescent worth a penny? Selffunding programs can make a difference. 2004;30:284-6 Terpilowski J, Criddle L. Rhabdomyolysis following a gunshot wound and one trauma center 's protocol and guidelines. 2004; 30:36-41 Thomas D. Retaining older ED nurses. 2004; 30 :525 (Letter) Thomas 

Love What love can do (Forester). 2004;30:485 Lumbar puncture

Clinical Nurses Forum) Waiting room etiquette (Cohen) (Dyke) (Fielden) (Keavney)

80Q2, 171Q3, 270Q2

351Q2 (Managers Forum) Medication errors Avoid verbal orders (Paparella). 2004;30:157Q9 Avoiding dangerous abbreviations and dose expressions (Paparella). 2004; 30:54Q8 Avoiding disastrous outcomes with rapid intravenous push medications (Paparella). 2004;30:478Q80 The danger with neuromuscular blocking agents (Paparella)

268Q9 (Managers Forum) Thrombolytic therapy: no room for error (Paparella). 2004;30:348Q50 Medication systems, hospital Decreasing drug errors (Cousins)

Meperidine A shift from Demerol (meperidine) to Dilaudid (hydromorphone) improves pain control and decreases admissions for patients in sickle cell crisis (Perlman et al)

Methoxytryptamine New drugs of abuse update: foxy methoxy (Muller). 2004;30:507Q8 Military nursing Emergency nurse veteran appreciates ENA support (Voght)

Motivation Motivating nurses to take the CEN exam (Clarke and Walsh)

Mucocutaneous lymph node syndrome Three-year-old with fever, cough, chest/abdominal rash, and swollen fingers (Gurney)

Multi-institutional systems A comparison of five state trauma systems meeting all eight essential ACS criteria: a descriptive survey

Myocardial infarction A 74-year-old woman with numbness and paralysis of legs, no discernable femoral pulses, and pain in her lower back (Novotny-Dinsdale et al)

Myocarditis Acute viral myocarditis in the ED pediatric patient: three case presentations (Mecham). 2004;30:179Q82 N Naloxone The coma cocktail: indications, contraindications, adverse effects, proper dose, and proper route (Bartlett). 2004;30:572Q4 Natural disasters Isabel's lessons for new Outer Banks hospital (Hohenhaus)

McKay) (Neis) (Paetzold) (Papa) (Stopford). 2004;30:163Q5 (Managers Forum) Neuromuscular blocking agents The danger with neuromuscular blocking agents (Paparella). 2004;30:250Q2 Neurotoxins Contraindicated drugs to treat nerve agent poisoning (Hohenhaus)

Nurse-patient relations Effective approach to psychiatric patients (Hohenhaus)

Improving ED patient satisfaction when triage nurses routinely communicate with patients as to reasons for waits: one rural hospital's experience (Nielsen). 2004;30:336Q8 Nurse practitioners Practical guidance for the new graduate advance practice nurse regulations/certification (Cole). 2004;30:86Q7 Preparing for clinical NP practice in an emergency care setting (Ramirez and Cole). 2004;30:176Q8 Nurse Practitioners Forum (column) Nurse Practitioners Forum

27AQ29A If you stand still for a moment. . . (Wojtecki). 2004;30:61Q3 Recognizing excellence in nursing service: a f irst-hand report from an ED manager at a magnet hospital in Boston

Clinical Nurses Forum) Nursing, practical LPNs and fast-track staffing (Brous and Rudrick)

Managers Forum) Implementation of an ED protocol for pain management at triage at a busy Level I trauma center (Campbell et al). 2004;30:431Q8 Nurses and cervical spine immobilization (Sedlak). 2004;30:165Q6 (Managers Forum) The pupil examination in the trauma patient (Gattey). 2004;30:512Q3 Triage technician to help with waiting room reassessment (Fielden) (Keyes) (Tucker). 2004;30:562 (Managers Forum) Using protocols in triage (Purvis). 2004;30:562 (Managers Forum) Nursing homes Nursing home transfer sheet information (Baker) (Brumfield)

Editorial) Implementation of an ED protocol for pain management at triage at a busy Level I trauma center (Campbell et al). 2004;30:431Q8 A nurse-initiated pain management advanced triage protocol for ED patients with an extremity injury at a level I trauma center (Seguin). 2004;30:330Q5 Pain management: a growing awareness of the issue (Wilson)

Tips for managing pain more effectively (Zimmermann). 2004;30:470Q2 Pain measurement Cultural differences change pain scale ratings in Togo (Reimer)

Pamphlets Decreasing educational program's costs (Heyder) (Stacey)

72Q3 (Managers Forum) Patient advocacy A humane ED seclusion/restraint: legal requirements, a new policy, procedure, ''psychiatric advocate'' role (Blank et al). 2004;30:42Q6 Patient care planning Care plans for patients with frequent ED visits for such chief complaints as back pain, migraine, and abdominal pain (Brice). 2004;30:150Q3 Processing positive culture results (Keenan) (Kirenko) (Llewellyn). 2004;30: 166Q7 (Managers Forum) Patient discharge Accompanying patients who want a wheelchair on discharge (Bradshaw) (Harris) (Lester)

355Q6 (Managers Forum) Patient transfer Moving admitted patients faster (Beard) (DiMarco and Gillespie) (Henry) (Kaeter). 2004;30:72Q3 (Managers Forum) Nursing home transfer sheet information (Baker) (Brumfield)

Patients The experience of trauma resuscitation in the emergency department: themes from seven patients (O'Brien and Fothergill-Bourbonnais). 2004;30:216Q24 Pediatric nursing Clinical policy: evidence-based approach to pharmacologic agents used in pediatric sedation and analgesia in the emergency department (EMSC Grant Panel). 2004;30:447Q61 Pediatric Update (Column) Pediatric Update

168Q9 (Managers Forum) Improving meeting attendance (Baker). 2004;30:488Q9 (Managers Forum) Improving the effectiveness of meetings (Martin)

300Q1 (Editorial) Motivating nurses to take the CEN exam (Clarke and Walsh)

353Q5 (Managers Forum) Posting schedules with holes (Cavouras) (Zimmermann). 2004;30:261Q2 (Managers Forum) ''Queens'' (and ''kings'') (Brennan) (McKay) (Neis) (Paetzold) (Papa) (Stopford). 2004;30:163Q5 (Managers Forum) Secret shoppers in the emergency department (Heilicser)

265Q7 (Managers Forum) Personnel selection ED brochure for recruitment of emergency nurses (Thomas and Randolph). 2004;30:343Q5 Personnel staffing and scheduling Credentials for temporary ED staff (Frew). 2004;30:163 (Managers Forum) Credentials for temporary or ''f loat'' ED staff (Frew)

260Q1 (Managers Forum) Once upon a time: ED staf f ing should reflect complex, comprehensive care and not just the census (Turris and Bell)

Managers Forum) 2003 ''clarif ication'' of controversial EMTALA requirement for 24/7 coverage of emergency departments by on call specialists, significant impact on trauma centers (Southard)

Managers Forum) Personnel turnover Nurse retention (Bethune and Burnette) (Cavouras) (Wolf)

572Q4 Pharmacy service, hospital Dispensing medications in the ED (Ballerini) (Kaeter) (Kelley). 2004;30:68Q70 (Managers Forum) Physician-nurse relations Handling physician verbal abuse (Clarke and Walsh) (Curtin) (Mason). 2004;30:490Q2 (Managers Forum) Physicians Abusive physicians: violence is not

Pneumothorax A 60-year-old man with pneumothorax and subcutaneous air after vomiting (Frakes and Kelly). 2004;30:419Q22 Poisoning Dermal exposure to hydrofluoric acid causing significant systemic toxicity (Bartlett). 2004;30:371Q3 Managing pediatric ingestions of the new antidiabetic agents (Muller). 2004; 30:183Q4 Policy making A change process with connections (Hohenhaus)

President's Message) Positive pressure respiration Total airway obstruction by a mucous plug relieved with extreme positive pressure: case report of a pediatric patient (Shoun et al)

157Q9 Avoiding dangerous abbreviations and dose expressions (Paparella). 2004; 30:54Q8 Safety issues of verbal orders (Paparella). 2004;30:268Q9 (Managers Forum) Standing orders for seizures in the ED? (Arashin) (Lester) (Peterson) (Stibel) (Valter)

President's Message President's Message

Preventive health services Injury prevention posters from the 2003 ENA annual meeting

Managers Forum) Problem solving Unfolding case based scenarios: a method of teaching and testing the critical thinking skills of newly licensed nurses (Gilboy and Kane). 2004;30:83Q5 Productivity; see Efficiency Professional competence Verifying staff competencies (Beard) (Cohen) (Miller) (Morrison) (Russell) (Weinman)

Managers Forum) Protocols; see Clinical protocols Pubic bone A 17-year-old girl with severe groin pain and an inability to ambulate during a gymnastics competition (Whyte). 2004;30:504Q6 Public relations ENA occasions many ''Aha! Moments'' on behalf of emergency nurses (Wilson)

486Q7 (Managers Forum) med error? Tell everyone! (Anonymous). 2004;30:467Q9 ''Secret patients'': A dangerous, demoralizing practice (Lenehan)

Quarantine Preventing spread of SARS (Kalafut) (Mischel) (Shepard)

R Radioactive pollutants Challenge to CEN radioactive contamination review question (Edwards)

Rape Advancing justice for sexual assault survivors and innocent inmates, or threat to privacy? A controversial DNA technology proposal (Hackenschmidt)

Recruitment (personnel); see Personnel selection Referral and consultation Nonemergent ED patients referred to community resources after medical screening examination: characteristics, medical condition after 72 hours, and use of follow-up services (Diesburg-Stanwood et al). 2004;30:312Q7 Relaxation Cutting back for more balance (Hammonds)

A Delphi study on research priorities for emergency nurses in western Australia (Rodger et al). 2004;30:117Q25 The Emergency Severity Index (version 3) 5-level triage system scores predict ED resource consumption (Tanabe et al)

12Q21 The experience of trauma resuscitation in the emergency department: themes from seven patients (O'Brien and Fothergill-Bourbonnais). 2004;30:216Q24 The first year as Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner: role transition and rolerelated stress within a new SANE team (Seng et al). 2004;30:126Q33 Nonemergent ED patients referred to community resources after medical screening examination: characteristics, medical condition after 72 hours, and use of follow-up services (Diesburg-Stanwood et al). 2004;30:312Q7 Reducing pain in ED patients during lumbar puncture: the efficacy and feasibility of iontophoresis, collaborative approach (Strout et al). 2004;30: 423Q30 Undiagnosed hypertension in the ED setting-an unrecognized opportunity by emergency nurses (Tanabe et al). 2004;30:225Q9 Respiration, artificial Some tips on basic airway management practice (Hohenhaus)

Respiratory tract infections Waiting room etiquette (Cohen) (Dyke) (Fielden) (Keavney)

Clinical Nurses Forum) Pediatric patient safety: common problems in the use of resuscitative aids for simplifying pediatric emergency care (Hohenhaus and Frush). 2004;30:49Q51 Retrospective studies Undiagnosed hypertension in the ED setting-an unrecognized opportunity by emergency nurses (Tanabe et al). 2004;30: 225Q9 Rhabdomyolysis Rhabdomyolysis following a gunshot wound and one trauma center's protocol and guidelines (Terpilowski and Criddle)

Rickets A 6-month-old with bilateral swollen, painful, and deformed hands (Cooper)

Seng et al). 2004;30:126Q33 S Sedation, conscious; see Conscious sedation Seizures Standing orders for seizures in the ED? (Arashin) (Lester) (Peterson) (Stibel) (Valter). 2004;30:357Q8 (Managers Forum) Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) Preventing spread of SARS (Kalafut) (Mischel) (Shepard). 2004;30:71Q2 (Managers Forum) Universal respiratory etiquette: a modest proposal (Lenehan)

165Q6 (Managers Forum) Spinal puncture Reducing pain in ED patients during lumbar puncture: the efficacy and feasibility of iontophoresis, collaborative approach (Strout et al). 2004;30:423Q30 Student health services Raising college students' alcohol awareness: a successful program at the University of Virginia (Wilson). 2004;30:64Q7 Substance-related disorders Isn't an alcohol-or drug-addicted adolescent worth a penny? Self-funding programs can make a difference (Téllez). 2004; 30:284Q6 New drugs of abuse update: foxy methoxy (Muller). 2004;30:507Q8 Substance withdrawal syndrome Systematic ED assessment and treatment of alcohol withdrawal syndromes