Manual of Pediatric Nursing Procedures for GNM, BSc, and PB BSc Nursing Students | As per Revised INC Syllabus | 82 Procedures with Clinical Rationale for Neonatal and Child Health Nursing

Manual of Pediatric Nursing Procedures is a clinical procedure manual that consolidates the neonatal and child health nursing skills required across hospital settings, prepared as per the Revised INC Syllabus. Structured across four units and 82 individually presented procedures, it moves in one continuous sequence from foundational care principles through neonatal nursing, medical-condition nursing care, and surgical-condition nursing care. Every procedure follows the same six-part clinical format: Clinical Guidelines, Equipment Required, Assessment and Preparation, Performing the Steps of the Procedure with Rationale and Point of Emphasis, Evaluation and Documentation, and Communication and Teaching for Homecare. Steps are numbered and paired with the underlying rationale at each point, so you understand why a step is performed and not only how. The book also gives you access to complementary online procedure videos covering 12 high-priority neonatal skills, from neonatal resuscitation and radiant warmer use to IV cannulation and gavage feeding, hosted on the publisher's dedicated learning platform. Who This Book Is For: BSc Nursing Students: a core clinical-procedure reference for pediatric and child health nursing postings, aligned to the Revised INC Syllabus. GNM Students: covers the neonatal and pediatric procedural skills needed during clinical rotations in child health nursing. Post Basic BSc Nursing and MSc Nursing Students: a structured refresher on evidence-based pediatric and neonatal procedural technique. Practicing Nurses: a bedside and ward reference for standardized, rationale-based procedure execution and documentation in pediatric and neonatal care. Why This Book Helps: Removes guesswork from clinical practice: each step is paired with its clinical rationale, so procedures are performed correctly and can be explained during evaluation. Organizes care by clinical priority: the four-unit structure moves from special-considerations care through neonatal, medical, and surgical procedures in the order a hospitalized child actually needs them. Builds complete practice competence, not just technique: equipment lists, assessment steps, documentation requirements, and homecare teaching are included for every procedure. Extends learning beyond the page: complementary procedure videos reinforce high-stakes neonatal skills such as resuscitation and IV cannulation. Backed by decades of practicing expertise: authored by a nursing professional with more than 42 years of pediatric and neonatal nursing and training experience. Key Features: 82 procedures across 4 units: 8 foundational topics, 30 neonatal nursing procedures, 34 medical-condition nursing procedures, and 10 surgical-condition nursing procedures. Every procedure follows a consistent 6-part format: Clinical Guidelines, Equipment Required, Assessment and Preparation, Step-by-Step Procedure with Rationale, Evaluation and Documentation, and Communication and Teaching for Homecare. 12 complementary online procedure videos covering critical neonatal skills such as resuscitation, phototherapy, IV cannulation, and gavage feeding. Prepared as per the Revised INC Syllabus for direct curriculum alignment. Single-author text across 332 pages for a consistent teaching voice across all four units.

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