Background
Hayek, Wilma Joyce was born on March 3, 1939 in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. Daughter of Joe and Lillie (Jurica) Hayek.
( An indispensable reference source for today's nurses, ...)
An indispensable reference source for today's nurses, this easy-to-follow guide helps users develop competence in interpreting medication orders and calculating safe medication dosages, and shows them how to accurately prepare and administer safe medications. Progresses from simple to more complex concepts at an easy-to-follow pace, covering all essential areas, including basic arithmetic, metric system of measurement, apothecaries' and household systems of measurement, interpretation of medication orders and labels, calculation of oral medications, powder and crystalline-form drugs, intravenous calculations, and calculating dosages for infants and children. Discusses some of today's most current technology (such as needless systems of medication dispensing); uses the ratio-proportion method for calculating dosages; and includes drug dosage labels of commonly prescribed medications. Presents a four-color format with chapter-opening objectives and highlighted key points, and reinforces comprehension with numerous practice problems and sample exams—complete with step-by-step, worked-out solutions. For nursing faculty, nursing training programs, and others in the health occupations.
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Hayek, Wilma Joyce was born on March 3, 1939 in Corpus Christi, Texas, United States. Daughter of Joe and Lillie (Jurica) Hayek.
Diploma in nursing, James R. Dougherty, Corpus Christi, 1960; Bachelor of science in nursing, Incarnate Word, San Antonio, 1963; MSN, University Texas, 1972.
Staff nurse, George Washington University Hospital, Washington, 1960-1961; staff nurse, Spohn Hospital, Corpus Christi, 1961; instructor, Robert B. Green School Nursing, San Antonio, 1962-1968; acting director, Robert B. Green School Nursing, San Antonio, 1968-1971; instructor, University Texas Health Science Center School Nursing, San Antonio, 1973-1974; assistant professor, University Texas Health Science Center School Nursing, San Antonio, since 1974. Co-director clinic Human Immunodeficiency Virus Nursing Superior vena cava syndrome: Counseling and Education, San Antonio, 1990-1992.
( An indispensable reference source for today's nurses, ...)
Member Human Immunodeficiency Virus-Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Consortium, San Antonio, 1990-1992, San Antonio Nurses Political Action Committee, since 1985. Member Texas Nurses Association (chair governmental affairs committee 1988-1990), Texas League for Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau. F C.