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Brunner & Suddarth's Textbook of Medical-Surgical Nursing, Volume 2 is a comprehensive guide for students of Nursing. The book comprises chapters on biophysical and psychosocial concepts in nursing practice, concepts and challenges in patient management, perioperative concepts and nursing management, gas exchange and respiratory function, musculoskeletal function, neurologic function and acute community based challenges. In addition, the book consists of several review questions, assessment charts, along with nursing research profiles and EBP questions to help students learn the significance of evidence-based practice. This book is essential for nurses preparing for the National Council Licensure Examination. About the Authors Janice L. Hinkle is the editor in chief at Journal of Nursing Measurement. She completed her PhD from University of Pennsylvania. Kerry Cheever is a professor of Nursing since 2006. She has taught in both the undergraduate and graduate nursing programs. She is a commander in the United States Navy and has extensive experience in critical care, trauma and emergency nursing. Cheever received her PhD from University of South Carolina.