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Subject Headings: | Nursing (note: also search under individual diseases, e.g. Cancer--Nursing) Nursing care plans | Nursing diagnosis | Nursing Ethics | Nursing--Handbooks, manuals, etc. | Nursing--Examinations, questions, etc. | Pediatric nursing | Psychiatric nursing | Transcultural nursing
Keywords: Human anatomy | NCLEX-RN | Nurses | Nurse-Patient | Nursing assessment
Call Numbers: 610-616
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Cecil Medicine R 616 C388 2008; Health Occupations Lab
Dorland's
Illustrated Medical Dictionary R 610.3 D711 2007
Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine R 616 H323 2008; Health
Occupations Lab
Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy R 616.02 M555; Health Occupations
Lab
Merck Manual of
Medical Information R616.02 M555 2004 (also
online)
Magill's Medical Guide 610.3 M194 2008
Mosby's Medical, Nursing, & Allied Health
Dictionary R610.3 M894 2005
Academic
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BUBL LINK Catalogue of Internet Resources
- Nursing
Internet Public Library
- Nursing
Intute: Social Sciences -
Nursing
Librarians' Internet Index -Nursing
Scout Report Archives -
Nursing
NurseWeek.com
American Nurses Association
Washington
State Nurses Association
Updated on: March 14, 2009
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