T Rajarathnam's Quick Reference and Record of Clinical Experience for BSc and GNM Students, 4/E | Clinical Diary and Ready Reckoner with Nursing Care Plan Format, Lab Values and Drug Charts: 1

T Rajarathnam's Quick Reference and Record of Clinical Experience, 4th Edition is a dual-purpose companion for nursing students that combines a subject-spanning quick-reference guide with a structured clinical logbook in a single volume. Revised by Sujatha Atri, this edition updates clinical values and procedures to align with the current nursing curriculum, giving BSc and GNM students one book to consult at the bedside and one book to document their clinical postings in. Organized as 84 quick-reference topics, the book moves through nursing fundamentals (the nursing process, communication techniques, Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs), hands-on clinical essentials (vital signs, ECG waveform components, oxygen administration, IV fluid calculation, drug administration rights), specialty and emergency topics (burns management, fracture and bone healing, fluid and electrolyte imbalances, oncology nursing), and community/professional topics (primary health care, the National Immunization Schedule, and career guidance), closing with a glossary. Built into the same volume is a complete record section: student identification pages, a theory class timetable, Clinical Rotation record tables for all four years, an assignments log, a blank Nursing Care Plan template across ten assessment domains, and ruled daily clinical-diary pages with sign-off blocks for the student, ward-in-charge and tutor. Diagrams such as Lydia Hall's Care-Core-Cure model and the Nursing Process flowchart, alongside comparison tables, keep dense clinical information easy to scan. Who This Book Is For: BSc Nursing Students: a single companion for clinical postings across all four years of the program, from foundational nursing procedures to advanced ward-based assessment. GNM Students: supports the practical-oriented General Nursing and Midwifery course with the same reference-plus-record format for documenting clinical experience during postings. Why This Book Helps: Puts bedside information in one place: normal laboratory values, ECG waveform components, drug administration routes and calculation formulas, and IV fluid administration guidelines are all quick-reference formatted for fast lookup during a busy posting. Structures clinical documentation: the built-in Nursing Care Plan template, assignments log, and ruled daily-diary pages give students a consistent format for recording case histories, care plans and ward experience instead of loose notes. Tracks a full four years of clinical postings: dedicated Clinical Rotation record tables for First through Fourth Year keep dates, duration, area and unit/ward organized in one running record. Covers emergency and specialty topics concisely: burns management (Rule of Nine, fluid replacement formulas), fracture types and bone healing stages, and oncology nursing (staging, warning signs, treatment) are distilled to what is most essential for quick bedside learning. Prepares students beyond the ward: sections on primary health care, the national immunization schedule, nursing research and audit, and how to apply for or resign from a job round out professional readiness. Key Features: 84 quick-reference topics across 300 pages, spanning nursing fundamentals to career guidance. Dedicated Clinical Rotation record tables (Date/Duration/Area/Unit-Ward) for all four years of clinical posting. Blank Nursing Care Plan template structured across 10 assessment domains, from Activity and Rest to Ego-integrity. Quick-reference charts for normal laboratory values, ECG waveform components, drug administration routes, and fluid and electrolyte calculations. Complete record-keeping front matter: student ID and personal data pages, theory timetable, assignments log, and ruled daily clinical-diary pages with sign-off blocks.

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