Endocrine Care in Medical-Surgical Nursing addresses the management of patients with endocrine disorders such as diabetes, thyroid diseases, and adrenal dysfunctions within a medical-surgical setting. It covers assessment techniques, pharmacological treatments, and nursing interventions tailored to endocrine conditions. The book emphasizes the importance of patient education, monitoring for complications, and coordinated care with endocrinologists. Suitable for medical-surgical nurses, it includes case studies, evidence-based guidelines, and practical strategies for optimizing endocrine care. Additionally, it explores emerging therapies and advancements in endocrine disease management.
Madeline McMann is a leader in endocrine care in medical-surgical nursing, specializing in managing patients with hormonal and metabolic disorders during surgery. Her work includes developing care strategies for patients with diabetes, thyroid conditions, and adrenal disorders. Madeline advocates for precise monitoring of endocrine function to ensure optimal surgical outcomes. She trains nurses to recognize and address endocrine issues in surgical patients effectively.