J.M. Cutler's scientific contributions

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Critical care nursing made incredibly easy!
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  • Jun 2013
This handy reference is perfect for nurses entering or needing a refresher in critical care nursing. The book presents the latest information on more 100 critical care disorders in the award-winning Incredibly Easy! style, with light-hearted humour, memory joggers, recurring icons to emphasize key points, and numerous quick-scan tables, illustratio...
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... In addition, enteral tubes may be used for gastric decompression and the delivery of medication to these patients (Williams and Leslie, 2005). Patients who are critically ill often have or may be susceptible to life threatening illnesses or injuries, unstable, and may have complex needs which require regular and intensive nursing care (Cutler and Cutler, 2010). ...
Reference: Enteral feeding for nutritional support in critically ill patients
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