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Journal of Education and Research in Nursing

JOURNAL OF EDUCATION AND RESEARCH IN NURSING - J Educ Res Nurs: 3 (1)
Volume: 3  Issue: 1 - June 2006
MISCELLANEOUS
1. Editörün Kaleminden
Emine Türkmen
Page 1
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REVIEW
2. Guidelines for Conducting a Literature Review and Presenting Conference Papers
Elizabeth A. Herdman
Pages 2 - 4
A literature review provides a solid background for a research paper and reveals a comprehensive knowledge of the literature. Apart from providing you with a useful overview of a particular subject area, a literature review is important for keeping you up to date with what is current in your field. There is no simple recipe for good conference presentations and scholars in different disciplines will take different approaches. Finally, the quality, of the literature review provides an academic with credibility in his or her field. This literature review and conference papers should be prepared very seriously. This paper will outline the nature and purpose of a literature review and present guidelines for how to conduct and write a literature review and also will give practical knowledge about preparing and presenting of good conference.

3. Cerebral Vasospasm after Subarachnoid Hemorrhage
Sevim Çelik
Pages 6 - 11
Cerebral vasospasm is occurs as a consequences narrowing of cerebral blood vessels after subarachnoid hemorrhage. Cerebral vasospasm can be lead to cerabral ischemia and mortality if it is not good treated. The exact etiology of cerebral vasospasm is unknown. CT, angiography, magnetic resonance, angiography, scales, transcranial doppler are used to diagnosis cerebral vasospasm. Purpose of treatment is reduced negative effects of vasospasm on the patients and is reduced or eliminated neurological deficit. Clinically, triple-H therapy, Calcium channel blockers, angioplasty, recombinant tissue plasminogen activator, magnesium sulphate, hypothermia are used to treatment of vasospasm. Neuroscience intensive care nurses play an important role in the detection of vasospasm and prevention of permanent deficits following subarachnoid hemorrhage. Nursing care for patients at risk developing cerebral vasospasm is begun to identify with frequent neurological assessment. Early identification is important to prevent or minimize of neurological deficits and systemic complications.

4. Assessment of Cardiovascular System
Selvet Sevinç
Pages 12 - 21
The purpose of cardiovascular system examintion is to assess the function of the heart as a pump and the function of the arteries and veins as a transporter to the blood circulation throughout the body. This article includes that history taking; some clues about the evaluation of pulses and blood pressure; measurement of jugular venous pressure; cardiac inspection, palpation, auscultation and evaluation of their findings; and assessment of peripheral vascular system.

5. Noninvasive Mechanical Ventilation
Tuğhan Utku
Pages 24 - 29
Noninvasive positive-pressure ventilation, referring to the provision of mechanical ventilatory assistance without the need for an invasive airway. Noninvasive positive-pressure ventilation has been used increasingly to treat acute and chronic respiratory failure. The best candidates for noninvasive positive-pressure ventilation are able to protect their airway, are cooperative, and are otherwise medically stable. Success is optimized when a skilled team applies the correct interface and ventilator settings. The following discussion includes the physiologic bases fort he use of noninvasive positive-pressure ventilation, evidence for efficacy, possible indications, practical application and complications of the method.

6. Vital Signs
Diler Sepit
Pages 30 - 36
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RESEARCH ARTICLE
7. Study of Leadership Styles of Manager Nurses and How These Styles are Perceived by Subordinate Manager Nurses
Nilgün Göktepe, Ülkü Baykal
Pages 37 - 41
OBJECTIVE: The study was conducted in a private hospital where manager nurses were asked to evaluate their own leadership styles while their subordinates evaluated the leadership styles of their superiors.
METHODS: The relationship between the two evaluations was examined and the results were used to contribute to the development of the “Manager Nurse Development Program.” The research was carried out as a descriptive study which took place over the period November 2000-May 2001 at a private hospital with a sampling of 16 head nurses and their 190 subordinate nursing staff.
The “Leaership Style Survey” developed by researchers for managers and their subordinates was used as a data collection tool. The questionnaires were assessed by specialists in terms of scope and tested at one of the hospital units after the necessary revisions were made. The questionnaires were distributed in closed envelopes and collected back in the same way. The evaluation of the questionnaires was based on a 5-response Likert-type classification (always-4 points, usually-3 points, sometimes-2 points, rarely-1 point, never-0 points). Questions 12th., 20 th. and 39 th. comprising negative statements were assigned negative points. The data obtained was statistically analyzed with percantage and t test in an electronic environment.

RESULTS: The results of the research revealed that manager nurses predominantly exhibited work-directed leadership styles and that this was how their subordinates perceived it to be. In terms of general leadership characteristics, a difference was seen in the responses of managers and their subordinates (p<0.01).
CONCLUSION: It was determined that while managers nurses had leadership problems in the issues of motivating subordinates, giving orders and delegating authority, the qualities subordinate managers expected from their supervisors were acknowledging employee worth and management and problem-solving skills.

CASE REPORT
8. 12 Derivation ECG Interpretation (1st Degree AV Block)
Diler Sepit
Pages 42 - 43
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MISCELLANEOUS
9. 
Ayten Karakaş
Page 44
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KÜTÜPHANE
10. Mosby’s nursing consult veri tabanı
Güssün Güneş
Pages 46 - 47
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