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ASORN Publications& Products Ophthalmic Procedure& AWursinn Persuecthre, Vels.1s 2,Office The procedures contained in these manuals are for use as a tool in providing ophthalmic nursing care and are appropriate for all ophthalmic registered nurses. Topics covered in Volume I include: + Disinfection of equipment in the ophtha!mology office + Fluorescein: Injection of l Laser Safety + Tonometry + Visual Field Evaluation + And more! Topics covered in Volume 2 include: + A-Scan Measurement + Cornea1 Topography + Presurgical Periocular Scrub + Radial Keratotomy + And more!
OphthalmicProcedures: ANursingPerspectfveVol.III OperatingRoom This new manual is designed as a tool to enhance ophthalmic nursing care in the operating room. Procedures covered in Volume III include: + + 4 6 +
Dacryocystorhinostomy Ectropion and Entropion Repair Eye Muscle Surgery Automated Lamellar Keratoplasty Laser Assisted Stromal lnsitu Keratomileusis + Penetrating Keratoplasty 4 And more!
CareandHandlingof Ophfhalmlc MicrosurgicalInstruments
CoreCurriculumfor OphthalmicNursing
A major expense in the ophthalmic operating room suite is the purchase and ongoing maintenance of delicate microsurgical instruments. The goal of this publication is to provide ophthalmic nurses and other appropriate personnel with the knowledge to ensure the necessary care and handling of these instruments. This publication includes the following topics and more!
The long-awaited Core Curriculum is finally here! Core Curriculom for Ophthalmic Nursing provides a comprehensive overview of a large number of ophthalmic health problems and the related nursing care of
+ + + + + + + + +
Materials Used in Manufacturing Handling of New Instruments Manual and Ultrasonic Cleaning Lubrication and Inspection Storage and Methods of Sterilization Sterile Field - Care and Handling Stains - Diagnosis and Treatment Gem Blades - Care and Handling Instrument Repair
Standardsof Ophthalmic ClinicalNursingPracffce Revised 1998. Standards of Ophthalmic Clinical Nursing Practice was developed to help establish guidelines to provide excellent, consistent, costeffective ophthalmic nursing care, and to follow through by evaluating professional ophthalmic nursing practice. These universal standards focus on providing nursing care and performing professional role activities while considering the tremendous variability in environments and roles in which nurses function. These Standards are adapted from the 1991 ANA Standards of Clinical Nursing Practice.
patients with those problems. The curriculum
is presented
in outline
format. Each chapter contains a reference list and bibliography specific to that chapter. To order your CODV.contact: Kendall / Hunt Publishing Company 4050 Westmark Drive P.O. Box 1840 Dubuque, IA 52004-I 840 Phone 800/228-0810 Fax 800/772-9165
ASORW LogoPin Proudly display your ASORN membership with this %” x %,, blue and white enamel pin, trimmed bearing the ASORN logo.
in gold,
CRWO Pin You worked hard to become a CRNO! Let everyone know you’re certified by wearing this %” diameter silver, maroon
and black pin.
Toorder,uset6e orderform onthe reverseside, or callf4151561-6513 INSIGHT
The Journal of the American Society of Ophthalmic
Registered Nurses, Inc.
Volume XXIV, No. 4, October-December
1999
137
news
ASORN Publications& Products Ophthalmic Procedure& AWursinn Persuecthre, Vels.1s 2,Office The procedures contained in these manuals are for use as a tool in providing ophthalmic nursing care and are appropriate for all ophthalmic registered nurses. Topics covered in Volume I include: + Disinfection of equipment in the ophtha!mology office + Fluorescein: Injection of l Laser Safety + Tonometry + Visual Field Evaluation + And more! Topics covered in Volume 2 include: + A-Scan Measurement + Cornea1 Topography + Presurgical Periocular Scrub + Radial Keratotomy + And more!
OphthalmicProcedures: ANursingPerspectfveVol.III OperatingRoom This new manual is designed as a tool to enhance ophthalmic nursing care in the operating room. Procedures covered in Volume III include: + + 4 6 +
Dacryocystorhinostomy Ectropion and Entropion Repair Eye Muscle Surgery Automated Lamellar Keratoplasty Laser Assisted Stromal lnsitu Keratomileusis + Penetrating Keratoplasty 4 And more!
CareandHandlingof Ophfhalmlc MicrosurgicalInstruments
CoreCurriculumfor OphthalmicNursing
A major expense in the ophthalmic operating room suite is the purchase and ongoing maintenance of delicate microsurgical instruments. The goal of this publication is to provide ophthalmic nurses and other appropriate personnel with the knowledge to ensure the necessary care and handling of these instruments. This publication includes the following topics and more!
The long-awaited Core Curriculum is finally here! Core Curriculom for Ophthalmic Nursing provides a comprehensive overview of a large number of ophthalmic health problems and the related nursing care of
+ + + + + + + + +
Materials Used in Manufacturing Handling of New Instruments Manual and Ultrasonic Cleaning Lubrication and Inspection Storage and Methods of Sterilization Sterile Field - Care and Handling Stains - Diagnosis and Treatment Gem Blades - Care and Handling Instrument Repair
Standardsof Ophthalmic ClinicalNursingPracffce Revised 1998. Standards of Ophthalmic Clinical Nursing Practice was developed to help establish guidelines to provide excellent, consistent, costeffective ophthalmic nursing care, and to follow through by evaluating professional ophthalmic nursing practice. These universal standards focus on providing nursing care and performing professional role activities while considering the tremendous variability in environments and roles in which nurses function. These Standards are adapted from the 1991 ANA Standards of Clinical Nursing Practice.
patients with those problems. The curriculum
is presented
in outline
format. Each chapter contains a reference list and bibliography specific to that chapter. To order your CODV.contact: Kendall / Hunt Publishing Company 4050 Westmark Drive P.O. Box 1840 Dubuque, IA 52004-I 840 Phone 800/228-0810 Fax 800/772-9165
ASORW LogoPin Proudly display your ASORN membership with this %” x %,, blue and white enamel pin, trimmed bearing the ASORN logo.
in gold,
CRWO Pin You worked hard to become a CRNO! Let everyone know you’re certified by wearing this %” diameter silver, maroon
and black pin.
Toorder,uset6e orderform onthe reverseside, or callf4151561-6513 INSIGHT
The Journal of the American Society of Ophthalmic
Registered Nurses, Inc.
Volume XXIV, No. 4, October-December
1999
137