Neonatal Nursing Book – Mohamed Fawzy Kaneer
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Neonatal Nursing Book by Mohamed Fawzy Kaneer is a focused practical guide to newborn care and neonatal intensive-care nursing
It covers high-yield topics in NICU nursing including assessment, monitoring, interventions and daily workflow for neonates
Ideal for nursing students, pediatric unit staff and NICU practitioners looking for a clear and applied reference
300 EGP
Only 5 left in stock
Neonatal Nursing Book – Mohamed Fawzy Kaneer, available at Tabib Mart, is crafted to serve as a foundational and practical resource for those involved in the care of newborns and critically ill infants. This guide addresses key nursing responsibilities in the neonatal period – from immediate post-birth stabilisation to monitoring, nursing interventions and coordination of care in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
The book begins with introductory chapters on neonatal physiology, assessment of the newborn, vital signs interpretation and basic care. Subsequent chapters are organised systemically: respiratory support (oxygen therapy, CPAP, ventilation), circulatory monitoring, fluid and electrolyte management in neonates, newborn nutrition, infection control, handling of extremely pre-term infants, drug calculations for neonates, procedural nursing in NICU, and family-centred care. Each section is rich with checklists, nursing care plans, case scenarios and high-yield tables to aid learning and retention.
The author, a specialist in neonatal nursing, draws on real-world experience in Egyptian neonatal units to align content with local practice, protocols and challenges. Whether you’re a nursing student entering your first neonatal rotation, a NICU nurse seeking revision material, or a trainer developing curriculum for neonatal care, this book offers clarity, structure and applicability in one volume.
By focusing not only on what to do but how to do it — through care plans, procedural checklists and nursing decision-trees — the Neonatal Nursing Book empowers professionals to deliver evidence-based, context-sensitive care for the tiniest patients.
