Kozier and Erb’s Fundamentals of Nursing, Volume 1, 5th edition

Published by Pearson (31 July 2025) © 2025

  • Audrey T. Berman Samuel Merritt Univeristy
  • Geralyn Frandsen Maryville University
  • Shirlee J. Snyder Nevada State College
  • Tracy Levett-Jones
  • Adam Burston
  • Trudy Dwyer Central Queensland University
  • Majella Hales
  • Nichole Harvey James Cook University
  • Lorna Moxham Central Queensland University
  • Tanya Langtree James Cook University
  • Kerry Reid-Searl Central Queensland University
  • Flora Rolf
  • David Stanley University of Western Australia
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Who It's For

Ideal for undergraduate nursing students seeking to develop the practical clinical skills, professional knowledge and critical-thinking capabilities required for safe and effective nursing practice.

This pack contains 1 copy of Kozier and Erb's Fundamentals of Nursing, Volumes 1-3 and 1 copy of Skills in Clinical Nursing.

Skills in Clinical Nursing provides a practical, visually rich guide that helps undergraduate nursing students build the clinical competencies required for contemporary healthcare settings. By connecting foundational knowledge with hands-on application, the resource supports students as they progress from learning essential concepts to performing clinical skills with confidence and professionalism.

Kozier & Erb's Fundamentals of Nursing provides a comprehensive foundation for undergraduate nursing students, supporting the development of essential clinical knowledge, skills, and professional practice.

The 5th Australian edition reflects the evolving healthcare landscape, covering contemporary nursing concepts such as inclusive practice, evidence-based care, and current standards and competencies. Aligned with Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) standards, the text helps students connect theory to real-world clinical practice and develop the confidence to think and act like a nurse.

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Table of contents

Skills in Clinical Nursing

  • Unit 1 Infection Control
  • Section 1.1 Introduction
  • Section 1.2 Hand hygiene
  • Section 1.3 Using personal protective equipment
  • Section 1.4 Standard and transmission-based precautions
  • Section 1.5 Gowning and gloving
  • Section 1.6 Aseptic technique
  • Unit 2 Safe patient moving
  • Section 2.1 Introduction
  • Section 2.2 Mobility and falls risk assessment
  • Section 2.3 Helping a person out of bed
  • Section 2.4 Assisting with mobilization
  • Section 2.5 Turning or moving a dependent person
  • Section 2.6 Using a lifting device
  • Unit 3 Health Assessment
  • Section 3.1 Introduction
  • Section3.2 Examination Techniques
  • Section 3.3 Assessing Vital Signs
  • Section 3.4 Primary Survey
  • Section 3.5 Secondary Survey
  • Section 3.6 Diagnostic Testing
  • Unit 4 Hygiene Care
  • Section 4.1 Introduction
  • Section 4.2 Bed-bathing a dependent person
  • Section 4.3 Assisting with showering
  • Section 4.4 Oral care
  • Unit 5 Skin and Wound Care
  • Section 5.1 Introduction
  • Section 5.2 Pressure injury assessment
  • Section 5.3 Wound assessment
  • Section 5.4 Simple wound dressing
  • Section 5.5 Wound irrigation
  • Section 5.6 Wound packing and/or removal of pack
  • Section 5.7 Wound drainage care
  • Section 5.8 Staples/sutures/clip removal
  • Unit 6 Medication administration
  • Section 6.1 Introduction
  • Section 6.2 Oral medication administration
  • Section 6.3 Topical medication administration
  • Section 6.4 Medication administration via enteral tubes
  • Section 6.5 Rectal medication administration
  • Section 6.6 Subcutaneous medication administration
  • Section 6.7 Intramuscular medication administration
  • Section 6.8 Intravenous medication administration (bolus and burette)
  • Unit 7 Pain Management
  • Section 7.1 Introduction
  • Section 7.2 Pain assessment
  • Section 7.3 Patient controlled analgesia
  • Section 7.4 Non-pharmacological pain management
  • Unit 8 Perioperative Nursing Skills
  • Section 8.1 Introduction
  • Section 8.2 Preparing a person for surgery
  • Section 8.3 Post-operative care
  • Unit 9 Gastrointestinal nursing skills
  • Section 9.1 Introduction
  • Section 9.2 Abdominal assessment
  • Section 9.3 Assisting with feeding
  • Section 9.4 Nasogastric tube insertion and removal
  • Section 9.5 Enteral feeds
  • Section 9.6 Changing a stoma appliance
  • Section 9.7 Administration of an enema
  • Unit 10 Genitourinary nursing skill
  • Section 10.1 Introduction
  • Section 10.2 Urinary assessment
  • Section 10.3 Urinary elimination
  • Section 10.4 Catheter management
  • Unit 11 Cardiovascular nursing skills
  • Section 11.1 Introduction
  • Section 11.2 Cardiovascular assessment
  • Section 11.3 Taking a 12 lead electrocardiograph
  • Section 11.4 Cardiac monitoring
  • Section 11.5 Basic life support
  • Section 11.6 Advanced life support
  • Section 11.7 Venipunct

Kozier and Erb's Fundamentals of Nursing, Volumes 1-3

  • VOLUME 1
  • Unit 1 The Nature of Nursing
  • 1 Historical and Contemporary Nursing Practice
  • 2. Nurse Education, Research and Evidence-Based Practice
  • 3 Nursing Theories and Conceptual Frameworks
  • 4 Legal Aspects of Nursing
  • 5 Values, Ethics and Advocacy
  • Unit 2 Contemporary Health Care
  • 6 Health Care Delivery Systems
  • 7 Community Health Nursing
  • 8 Home Care
  • 9 Regional & Remote Nursing
  • 10 Health Information and Communication Technology
  • Unit 3 The Nursing Process
  • 11 Critical Thinking and the Nursing Process
  • 12 Assessing
  • 13 Diagnosing
  • 14 Planning
  • 15 Implementing and Evaluating
  • 16 Documenting and Reporting
  • Unit 4 Health Beliefs and Practices
  • 17 Health Promotion
  • 18 Health, Wellness and Illness
  • 19 Cultures and Nursing
  • 20 Complementary and Alternative Therapies
  • Unit 5 Lifespan Development
  • 21 Concepts of Growth and Development
  • 22 Promoting Health from Conception through to Adolescence
  • 23 Promoting Health in Young and Middle-Aged Adults
  • 24 Promoting Health in Older Adults
  • 25 Promoting Family Health

 

  • VOLUME 2
  • Unit 6 Integral Aspects of Nursing
  • 26 Caring
  • 27 Communicating
  • 28 Teaching & Learning
  • 29 Leading, Managing and Delegating
  • Unit 7 Assessing Health
  • 30 Vital Signs
  • 31 Health Assessment
  • 32. Infection Prevention and Control
  • 33.Safety
  • 34. Hygiene
  • 35 Diagnostic Testing
  • 36 Medications
  • 37 Skin Integrity and Wound Care
  • 38 Perioperative Nursing

 

  • VOLUME 3
  • Unit 9 Promoting Psychological Health
  • 39 Sensory Perception
  • 40 Self-Concept
  • 41 Sexuality
  • 42 Spirituality
  • 43 Stress and Coping
  • 44 Loss, Grieving and Death
  • 45 Mental Health Nursing
  • 46 Disability
  • Unit 10 Promoting Physiological Health
  • 47 Activity and Exercise
  • 48 Sleep
  • 49 Pain Management
  • 50 Nutrition
  • 51 Urinary Elimination
  • 52 Faecal Elimination
  • 53 Oxygenation
  • 54 Circulation
  • 55 Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid–Base Balance

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