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Heart Disease


Heart Disease



HEART FAILURE: LEAVING THE HOSPITAL

This video focuses on patients who are ready to leave the hospital. It centers on what viewers need to know and do between the time they leave the hospital and their follow-up appointment to help prevent re-admissions. A strong emphasis is placed on monitoring their heart failure and when to call their healthcare provider.

Item no.: WH10090176
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: Approx. 9 minutes
Copyright: 2011
Price: USD 216.00

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HEART FAILURE: MANAGING DAY TO DAY

Living with heart failure can be diffi cult, both physically and emotionally. This program will help patients understand that by becoming active participants in their heart failure management they can feel better and do more. Monitoring for heart failure symptoms daily, recognizing fl are-ups, getting emotional support, and planning for the future by filling out an advance directive are emphasized.

Item no.: KV10090177
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: Approx. 17 minutes
Copyright: 2011
Price: USD 216.00

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HEART FAILURE: NUTRITION AND EXERCISE

Having heart failure requires you to make lifestyle changes so you can feel better and be able to do more. This program explains what a low-sodium diet is and offers tips for achieving it in one's own life. Physical activity tips and guidelines are also demonstrated.

Item no.: PD10090179
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: Approx. 16 minutes
Copyright: 2011
Price: USD 216.00

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HEART FAILURE: LEARNING TO COPE

Through the testimony of other heart failure patients this video helps patients see how heart failure is affecting them emotionally. It covers accepting the condition and its symptoms, the physical stress cycle, depression, coping with lifestyle changes, coping with relationships and the importance of formally planning advanced directives. Patients are encouraged to seek support from family, friends, and outside support groups. Coping with the symptoms and emotions of heart failure is shown as an attainable goal. The video shows scenes from an actual support group.

Item no.: YJ10090053
Format: DVD
Duration: 10 minutes
Copyright:
Price: USD 216.00

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HEART FAILURE: UNDERSTANDING YOUR MEDICATIONS

This video explains that although medications cannot cure heart failure they have to be taken in order to control symptoms. It covers the main classifications of drugs (ACE inhibitors, Angiotensin receptor blockers, Beta blockers, diuretics, and Aldosterone blockers) and how each medication works to manage symptoms. Medication guidelines, side effects, dosage adjustments and when to call the healthcare team are included. The cost of the medications is mentioned in the video, opening the door for a dialogue about the problems this may be causing for the patient.

Item no.: HW10090055
Format: DVD
Duration: 10 minutes
Copyright:
Price: USD 216.00

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LIVING WITH HEART FAILURE: A HOME VIDEO GUIDE TO SELF-CARE, 3RD EDITION

This DVD gives your patients a home reference covering all the information they need for daily heart failure self-management. It teaches viewers about what happens in the body when you have heart failure, how to use medications, the importance of limiting sodium and fl uid, quitting smoking, and dealing with the emotional impact. The video explains that by following the management plan patients can maximize their health to stay out of the hospital. The program features actual patients sharing their experiences in self-management and their ways of coping with heart failure.

Item no.: ZN10090180
Format: DVD
Duration: 55 minutes
Copyright: 2011
Price: USD 216.00

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WHAT IS HEART FAILURE?

This video provides an overview of the information patients need to manage their heart failure. The video covers risk factors, symptoms, medications, sodium and fl uid guidelines, balancing activity and rest, and daily monitoring of symptoms. Types of medications are explained along with cautions about side effects, and the importance of taking medications exactly as prescribed. The video helps patients know when they should call the healthcare team.

Item no.: RE10090181
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: Approx. 17 minutes
Copyright: 2011
Price: USD 216.00

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ANTICOAGULANT MEDICATION: TAKING IT SAFELY

Without being overwhelming, this video shows people who may be taking anticoagulant medication what the medication does, why they may need to take it, and how to take it safely. The video explains that the goal of anticoagulant medication is to achieve a balance between bleeding and clotting. It explains the importance of the INR blood test as a way of monitoring how well the medication is working. The video gives a good overview of how foods and vitamins can affect clotting and which foods to avoid. The risks and signs of bleeding and when to call 911 is presented. It suggests that patients reduce their potential for accidents and injuries and work closely with the healthcare provider.

Item no.: EG10090005
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: Approx. 15 minutes
Copyright: 2010
Price: USD 216.00

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CALL TO ACTION: WHAT TO DO WHEN A PATIENT CODES

Nurses are required to regularly participate in mock code exercises for respiratory and cardiac arrest (code blue), and respiratory arrest alone (code purple) in different settings. This program demonstrates code situations and describes in detail the appropriate responses required. While it is not a substitute for participation in a mock code, it is a valuable tool to help nurses respond to codes confidently and successfully.

Item no.: BA08050780
Format: DVD
Duration: Approx. 36 minutes
Copyright: 2009
Price: USD 378.00

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EKG INTERPRETATION AND RESPONSE: ATRIAL AND JUNCTIONAL DYSRHYTHMIAS AND HEART BLOCK

This program describes specific characteristics displayed on an EKG used to identify atrial and junctional dysrhythmias, and heart block, and provides an overview of treatment for them.

Item no.: JE08050756
Format: DVD
Duration: Approx. 20 minutes
Copyright: 2009
Price: USD 318.00

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EKG INTERPRETATION AND RESPONSE: READING AN EKG

This program provides a review of the heart's electrophysiologic properties and an introduction to interpreting the normal EKG waveform.

Item no.: TE08050758
Format: DVD
Duration: Approx. 27 minutes
Copyright: 2009
Price: USD 318.00

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EKG INTERPRETATION AND RESPONSE: SINUS DYSRHYTHMIAS

This program describes sinus dysrhythmias that arise from sites above the ventricles. These sites include the sinus node, the atria, and the AV node.

Item no.: SD08050760
Format: DVD
Duration: Approx. 15 minutes
Copyright: 2009
Price: USD 318.00

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EKG INTERPRETATION AND RESPONSE: VENTRICULAR DYSRHYTHMIAS AND PATIENT CARE

This program describes ventricular dysrhythmias and demonstrates appropriate care responses, such as initiating standardized emergency protocols (such as ACLS) and administering medications.

Item no.: AG08050762
Format: DVD
Duration: 16 minutes
Copyright: 2009
Price: USD 318.00

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WOMEN AND HEART DISEASE (SECOND EDITION)

Heart disease is the number one killer of women but many women do not know the facts. This program reviews heart disease risk factors specific to women, including the use of hormone replacement therapy. A chapter devoted to reducing risk factors through lifestyle changes can help the patient take steps to better health. This program includes a review of the warning signs of a heart attack and emphasizes that women be proactive in their healthcare.

Item no.: VW10090165
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: 26 minutes
Copyright: 2009
Price: USD 216.00

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CARDIAC REHABILITATION: TRAINING YOUR HEART FOR LIFE

The heart is a muscle that benefits from physical activity. After someone has a heart event, he or she may feel anxious about getting active. Cardiac rehabilitation helps patients begin to be active again in a safe environment. In this program, actual patients describe how cardiac rehabilitation helped them regain their confidence and their health. It explains how cardiac rehabilitation benefits specific heart problems, the goals, including risk factor reduction, the phases of cardiac rehabilitation and what to expect in each phase, and the emotional support that it may give.

Item no.: FZ10090015
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: Approx. 19 minutes
Copyright: 2008
Price: USD 216.00

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SECONDARY PREVENTION OF HEART DISEASE

This program details ways patients can lessen the impact that heart disease has on their lives through managing their risk factors. Risk factors discussed include: smoking, diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, obesity, physical inactivity, and stress. The video explains that by making small changes in lifestyle choices such as being more active or eating in a more healthy way, patients can reduce their risks of heart disease. Viewers are encouraged to develop an individualized treatment plan with their healthcare team.

Item no.: HC10090130
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: 19 minutes
Copyright: 2008
Price: USD 216.00

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PREPARING TO LEAVE THE HOSPITAL AFTER A HEART ATTACK

Leaving the security of the hospital after a heart attack is a stressful step. This program reminds patients of what information they need to know before they leave and helps them think about goals for home recovery. The video lets patients know they may receive a written discharge plan. It suggests that patients pace themselves, listen to their bodies, and let themselves heal, but follow the activity guidelines. It covers working with a dietitian, getting regular exercise, resuming sexual activity, finding emotional support, and preventing another heart attack. Real patients share their own fears, experiences, goals, and support system throughout the program.

Item no.: PA10090117
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: Approx. 18 minutes
Copyright: 2007
Price: USD 216.00

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HOW TO DO A 15-MINUTE (OR LESS) FAMILY INTERVIEW

This dvd defines and demonstrates the techniques for performing a 15-minute family interview. It also shows how to apply these skills in family nursing clinical practice, offers sample questions for the nurse to explore family concerns and solutions. It will demonstrate key interviewing skills for communicating with patients and their families.

Item no.: LF08050209
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: 24 minutes
Copyright: 2001
Price: USD 300.00

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CARDIOVASCULAR ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

This CD-ROM presents general information, tutorials, and critical thinking questions about cardiovascular anatomy and physiology. Understanding of cardiovascular anatomy and physiology is requisite knowledge to the performance of cardiovascular assessment and interpretation of electrocardiogram tracings. The software was designed using the Jeffries' Hyperlearning Model that allows participants to control their learning in a non-linear, self-paced, interactive format. Three dimensions of the hyperlearning Model were utilized: general principles, process, and critical thinking to organize the knowledge into categories allowing participants to learn content in a order that makes the most sense to them. A pre/post test is included in the CD-ROM for learners to take as a self-evalutation or for instructors to use as a means of measuring cognitive gains. Additionally, the program allows learners to take and print notes while experiencing the program. The instructional material is designed for different health professionals including RN's, physicians, medical/nursing students, emergency medical technicians (EMTs), and paramedics.

Item no.: JK08050068
Format: CD-ROM
Duration:
Copyright: 1999
Price: USD 299.00

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EKG BASIC RHYTHM ANALYSIS

The CD is a basic educational, instructional tool that presents information on basic cardiac arrhythmia interpretation. The instructional material is designed for different health professionals including RNs, physicians, medical/nursing students, emergency medical technicians (EMTs), and paramedics requiring a basic knowledge about basic cardiac rhythm interpretation. The software was designed using the Jeffries' Hyperlearning Model which allows the participant to learn in a non-linear, self-paced, interactive format. The three dimensions within the model include: general principles of basic arrhythmias analysis, process of interpreting cardiac arrhythmias, and critical-thinking where eight different vignettes are designed to apply the knowledge gained throughout the program. Included in the CD are testing components such as a pre/post test to measure knowledge gains in addition to self-study questions throughout every lesson. Other features include a comprehensive glossary and notebook for note-taking with capacity to print the notes.

Item no.: BB08050129
Format: CD-ROM
Duration:
Copyright: 1999
Price: USD 299.00

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USING A 12-LEAD EKG TO DOCUMENT ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION

This comprehensive, instructive program for nurses explains what happens during a heart attack. Use of the 12-lead EKG and the signs of acute myocardial infarction are presented. This program also reviews the pathophysiology of decrease myocardial blood flow, the causes of myocardial infarction, and how to document ischemia, and myocardial infarction.

Item no.: TR08050487
Format: DVD
Duration: 29 minutes
Copyright: 1989
Price: USD 299.00

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CARING FOR THE PATIENT WITH A PERMANENT PACEMAKER

This program explains how a pacemaker operates and when it is needed. Demand pacing and fixed-rate pacing are introduced, and the international pacemaker code is described. Viewers will learn how to assist patients with pacemakers.

Item no.: GE08050078
Format: DVD
Duration: 29 minutes
Copyright: 1988
Price: USD 299.00

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AFTER A HEART ATTACK: RECOVERING AT HOME

Now you can give your patients a reassuring DVD or videotape that will answer their questions about how to recover from a heart attack, and help them prevent another one. Drawing on the invaluable experiences of a variety of actual patients, this program covers resuming normal activities, developing heart healthy behaviors, physical activity, taking medications, emotions and support systems, sexual activity, and much more. Each chapter is numbered and color-coded. Your patients can locate specific information easily and watch it as often as needed. Wrap-up questions and suggested activities at the end of each chapter help them take an active role in their recovery.

Item no.: SH10090173
Format: DVD
Duration: Approx. 85 minutes
Copyright:
Price: USD 216.00

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ANGINA PECTORIS (2ND EDITION)

This video explains the relationship between angina and coronary artery disease and reviews various diagnostic tests that may be performed to assess the patient's condition. Medications and surgical treatments are covered, along with the differences between stable and unstable angina, including how to identify angina patterns.

Item no.: YM10090004
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: 13 minutes
Copyright:
Price: USD 216.00

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ATRIAL FIBRILLATION (2ND EDITION)

This second edition explains the anatomy and physiology of the heart. It illustrates the changes in heart rate and rhythm that characterize atrial fibrillation. Further, it outlines the possible causes, symptoms, and complications, including the most significant riskˇX stroke. Treatment options to either cure or control atrial fibrillation are covered, including medications, catheter ablation, and the Maze Procedure.

Item no.: FR10090006
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: Approx. 10 minutes
Copyright:
Price: USD 216.00

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CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE (2ND EDITION)

This video provides an overview of the information patients need to manage their congestive heart failure. The video covers risk factors, symptoms, medications, sodium and fluid restrictions, balancing activity and rest, stress, and regular weight monitoring. Types of medications are explained along with cautions about side effects, and the importance of taking medications exactly as prescribed. The video helps patients distinguish those problems for which they should call the healthcare team.

Item no.: FG10090019
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: 14 minutes
Copyright:
Price: USD 216.00

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CORONARY ANGIOGRAPHY (SECOND EDITION)

For facilities that do angiographies but not angioplasties, this version takes patients through the angiography procedure only. It reviews how the heart works, what atherosclerosis is, the risks of the procedure, and recovery.

Item no.: DA10090022
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: Approx. 10 minutes
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Price: USD 216.00

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CORONARY ANGIOGRAPHY AND ANGIOPLASTY (SECOND EDITION)

Through illustrations and live footage this video takes patients through the angiography, angioplasty, and stenting procedures. The video shows how the heart works, what atherosclerosis is, and the risks of the procedures. It stresses to the patients the importance of taking their antiplatelet agent if they have had an Angioplasty. Actual patients offer reassuring recollections of the procedures and recovery process.

Item no.: LA10090023
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: Approx. 15 minutes
Copyright:
Price: USD 216.00

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CORONARY ANGIOPLASTY (SECOND EDITION)

For facilities that do angioplasties but not angiographies, this version takes patients through the angioplasty procedure only. The program shows the difference between a bare metal stent and a drug eluting stent. It reviews how the heart works, what atherosclerosis is, the risks of the procedure, and recovery.

Item no.: AC10090024
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: Approx. 11 minutes
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Price: USD 216.00

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DIABETES AND HEART DISEASE (2ND EDITION)

This video, revised in 2004, reflects the most recent guidelines for blood pressure and cholesterol for people with diabetes. It explains why people with diabetes have an increased risk of heart disease. It presents the possibility of increased risk of complications and how to minimize those risks.

Item no.: DP10090026
Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
Duration: 18 minutes
Copyright:
Price: USD 216.00

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EMOTIONAL ASPECTS OF HEART DISEASE

This program features a host who guides you through the following topics (actual patient comments illustrate the points being made):

  • stages of coping and understanding your emotions
  • symptoms of depression
  • importance of communication
  • resuming sexual activity

    Item no.: WK10090037
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 22 minutes
    Copyright:
    Price: USD 216.00

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    HEART DISEASE AND EMOTIONS

    Helps viewers recognize how the emotional reactions they have to heart disease can interfere with their recovery and suggests ways of coping. Actual patients share their experiences.

    Item no.: DH10090049
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
    Duration: 21 minutes
    Copyright:
    Price: USD 216.00

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    HEART SURGERY: FIRST DAYS OF YOUR RECOVERY

    In this video patients learn how to take an active role in the recovery process. It shows patients what to expect during their hospital stay, after they leave the ICU. It explains that there are goals patients need to reach before being discharged from the hospital, and the kinds of activities they will be doing to reach those goals. The video also covers pain management and the emotions patients may go through.

    Item no.: NN10090056
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 12 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    HEART SURGERY: GETTING READY TO LEAVE THE HOSPITAL

    This program reviews key concepts that heart surgery patients should receive before leaving the hospital in an easily understood format. It offers a summary of discharge instructions and highlights information patients need during their recovery at home, including temporary restrictions, balancing activity with rest, and developing a basic routine.

    Item no.: MU10090057
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 10 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    HEART SURGERY: PREPARING FOR DISCHARGE

    Developed to help the healthcare professional provide discharge instructions to heart surgery patients, this program reviews the steps leading to discharge and the first few weeks of recovery at home. It also covers temporary restrictions, safe activities, incision care, and emotional issues. The importance of reducing risks to maintain long-term heart health is included.

    Item no.: EF10090058
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 15 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    HEART SURGERY: PREPARING FOR YOUR SURGERY

    This new video addresses the fears and concerns that coronary artery bypass surgery and heart valve surgery patients may have. It explains what they can expect from the time of admission to the ICU experience immediately following surgery. The video helps patients understand why heart surgery is needed and gives them an overview of what will be done in surgery.

    Item no.: WC10090059
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
    Duration: 15 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    HEART TO HEART: CONTROLLING THE CARDIAC BLUES

    The emotional component of heart disease has a major impact on your recovery:
  • learn ways to express feelings to those around you
  • most heart patients feel a loss of control, which is linked to self esteem and identity
  • inadequacy is also a common feeling
  • insecurity comes from not knowing what may come - will they have another heart attack or become an invalid
  • loss leads to denial, anger, bargaining, depression and finally acceptance
  • denial after the crisis pases can cause damage in the future
  • suppressing negative emotion also suppresses the immune system

    Effects on the family:
  • family members also experience emotions, fear, anger, frustration, sadness
  • expectations we have developed have to be reevaluated, as do family roles
  • spouse needs to take care of their own needs so they can take care of the patient

    Communication:
  • communication becomes more difficult
  • talk to each other about feelings, emotions and plans
  • talking creates intimacy and reduces anxiety
  • keep a notebook of feelings, thought and emotions
  • take a walk together
  • be socially connected

    Item no.: YC10090062
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 22 minutes
    Copyright:
    Price: USD 216.00

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    HEART TO HEART: EATING RIGHT

    Changing your eating habits to reduce fat and cholesterol is one of the most important, and hardest, parts of the lifestyle changes after a heart attack.

    The goal is to:
  • eat less red meat, eggs, cheese and other high fat foods
  • eat more fish, poultry, fruits, vegetables and grains
  • eat more fiber as fiber helps lower your cholesterol

    Try:
  • low fat cookbooks
  • serving from the kitchen, not at the table
  • seasonings can help make low fat food taste better
  • enlist the help of your family

    Benefits:
  • lower your cholesterol
  • lose weight

    Make sure your expectations are realistic.

    It's okay to give in to an occasional craving, just don't let it be an excuse to let your eating get out of control.

    Eating out:
  • watch out for extra large portions
  • get dressings on the side

    Item no.: FE10090063
    Format: DVD
    Duration: Approx. 13 minutes
    Copyright:
    Price: USD 216.00

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    HEART TO HEART: GETTING FIT

    Regular aerobic exercise is critical to your recovery and overall health.

    Why exercise is important:
  • helps quit smoking
  • lowers blood pressure
  • helps you lose weight
  • helps raise HDL (good) cholesterol

    Aerobic exercise:
  • treadmill, rowing, stairmaster
  • heart should beat faster
  • should be able to talk while you're exercising

    Ways to get started:
  • exercise for a minimum of three times a week with a day of rest between
  • maximum should be six days a week with one day of rest
  • start slowly and gradually build up

    How to stick with it:
  • exercise in front of television (stationary bike, treadmill, etc.)
  • take stairs instead of the elevator
  • park a little further away and walk
  • do it first thing in the morning
  • convince yourself each day to do it, once you start it will make you feel better

    Cardiac rehab is a great way to start.


    Item no.: TW10090064
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 12 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    HEART TO HEART: HANDLING STRESS

    Dealing effectively with stress is a critical part of recovery:
  • body releases hormones when under stress
  • hormones raise blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar

    Stress is inevitable, it effects you and your family. Not all stress is bad - the goal should be to control, not eliminate it.

    Key to handling stress is to find better ways to deal with it, some suggestions are:
  • exercise
  • meditation
  • yoga, deep breathing, and meditation
  • deep breathing

    Lifestyle changes:
  • eliminate having to rush, leave early
  • reading for relaxation
  • find a quiet spot and relax
  • if you don't get something done today it will still be there tomorrow
  • get out and do things with other people
  • career change can reduce stress

    Item no.: NA10090065
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 12 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    HEART TO HEART: REHABILITATION

    What is cardiac rehab?
  • answers questions and addresses patient's fears
  • physical activity
  • dietary instruction
  • lifestyle changes
  • first phase is an in-patient phase before leaving the hospital
  • second phase is outpatient with monitored (heart, blood pressure) exercise
  • third phase is outpatient without monitoring but with medical personnel available

    Rehab starts with a personalized plan for each patient:
  • exercise plan is designed by physical therapist and cardiologist

    Stress management is a key component.

    A personalized dietary plan is also important.

    If there is no rehab program in your area look for support groups or start one of your own.

    Social interaction with other heart patients can speed the recovery process.


    Item no.: VP10090067
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 12 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE: AN INTRODUCTION TO TREATMENT (3RD EDITION)

    This newly revised video features the most recent blood pressure categories outlined by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, including the "prehypertension" level. It helps patients make a lifelong commitment to controlling their blood pressure through changing their lifestyle. The video gives patients the information they need to help them quit smoking, lose weight, reduce sodium, reduce alcohol consumption, and get more physically active. The video explains that in some cases patients may need to take medication. Possible side effects and tips for incorporating medication into a daily schedule are covered.

    Item no.: PZ10090068
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
    Duration: 16 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    HIGH CHOLESTEROL: AN INTRODUCTION TO TREATMENT (2ND EDITION)

    After explaining what cholesterol levels mean, this program gives patients the basics of the treatment plan for high cholesterol. It covers both lifestyle changes and medications. The second edition includes the new food guide pyramid, fats, triglycerides, transfats, low fat substitutes, fiber, how to make healthier food choices and how to prepare foods. It also discusses quitting smoking, losing weight and increasing physical activity.

    Item no.: HC10090069
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
    Duration: 13 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    ICDS (IMPLANTABLE CARDIOVERTER DEFIBRILLATORS)

    This video helps the patient better understand why he or she may need an ICD and explains what an ICD does. It covers the steps leading to surgery and what the patient can expect before being discharged. Recovery guidelines, temporary restrictions, and incision care in the first few weeks following discharge are reviewed. The video gives patients safety guidelines for living a full life with an ICD.

    Item no.: BZ10090075
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 17 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    INTRODUCTION TO HEART DISEASE RISK FACTORS (2ND EDITION)

    Updated to follow the new National Cholesterol Education Program guidelines, this video helps patients see the importance of knowing their individual risk factors. It explains that the more risks they have the greater their chances of heart attack or stroke. It helps motivate patients to make minimizing risks a goal. The video then details what they can do to reduce each risk and shows that by controlling certain risk factors they can reduce their risk of others. A variety of people with heart disease share their own experiences throughout the video.

    Item no.: WS10090082
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 15 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    MEN MANAGING HEART DISEASE

    This motivational program provides men living with Coronary Vascular Disease with the tools they need for successful self-management and prevention of future CVD events. The video features profiles of an ethnically diverse group of men with a history of heart disease. It focuses on careful adherence to medical regimes and lifestyle changes to prevent disease progression. The stories are told with compelling footage from the men's daily lives as they make lifestyle changes, shop and prepare healthy food, appear in consultation with their physicians and demonstrate what they do for exercise. Viewers also see how these men have overcome barriers to managing their disease and whom they've turned to for support. Caregivers of men with or at risk for CVD will benefit from seeing this video too.

    Item no.: NL10090184
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 34 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    METABOLIC SYNDROME

    This program helps patients understand that Metabolic Syndrome is a cluster of risk factors that can have serious health consequences. It explains the health problems associated with Metabolic Syndrome, identifies the key risk factors that lead to it, and outlines the basic steps a person can take to treat and even prevent the condition. The program emphasizes the importance of health check-ups to screen for risk factors. It also underscores why patients need to make healthy lifestyle choices like reducing weight, eating healthy, and increasing physical activity.

    The sometimes whimsical tone of the program helps viewers feel like they are not alone in facing the challenges of making healthy choices. They can take a step-by-step approach without getting overwhelmed by information.


    Item no.: TC10090093
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
    Duration: Approx. 11 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    PACEMAKERS

    Designed for patients preparing to have a pacemaker implanted and their families, this video explains the physiology of the heart, arrhythmias, and what the pacemaker will do to control them. It covers the steps leading to surgery and what the patient can expect before being discharged. Recovery guidelines, temporary restrictions, and incision care in the first few weeks following discharge are reviewed. The video provides safety guidelines for living a full life with a pacemaker.

    Item no.: RE10090107
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 16 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    RECOVERING FROM ANGIOPLASTY (SECOND EDITION)

    Give your patients the guidelines for short-term recovery after angioplasty and also help them reduce their long-term risks of more complications from heart disease. The program covers recovering at home, returning to a routine, and signs of a blocked artery. This edition includes the drug eluting stent.

    Item no.: SH10090124
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
    Duration: Approx. 17 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF A HEART ATTACK (SECOND EDITION)

    This video program will teach your patients to recognize the signs and symptoms of a heart attack so they can seek help quickly and prevent further damage to their heart. It reviews the signs of a heart attack, what happens in the body during a heart attack, and possible treatments at the hospital. Angioplasty and bypass surgery are mentioned. The emphasis of this program is on acting quickly and appropriately. Real patients share what it felt like to them when they had a heart attack.

    Item no.: JT10090133
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
    Duration: Approx. 14 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    SMOKING: GETTING READY TO QUIT

    In this video, smokers learn how to create their personal plan for quitting. The program examines why people smoke, why they may want to quit, how they can identify their personal triggers to smoke, and introduces nicotine replacement, as well as non-nicotine replacement therapies, to aid in quitting. It encourages people to make a diary of their smoking behavior and to set a quit date. Potential relapse situations are also covered.

    Item no.: HH10090167
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
    Duration: 15 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    SMOKING: STAYING QUIT

    This programs helps ex-smokers understand that quitting was only the first step. "Staying quit" requires coping skills and determination. The video examines the benefits of staying quit; how to cope with triggers, cravings and withdrawal symptoms; and dealing with slips and preventing a relapse. Getting support and rewarding one's self for "staying quit" is also emphasized.

    Item no.: HU10090135
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
    Duration: Approx. 14 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    WARFARIN: WHAT PATIENTS NEED TO KNOW

    For patients who are prescribed Warfarin or Coumadin®. This video provides an overview of the medication. It explains why Warfarin may be prescribed, the INR blood test, concerns about diet, vitamins and supplements, even herbal teas, and the use of other medications. It explains all safety precautions about the increased risk of bleeding. The video emphasizes that patients need to work closely with their healthcare provider.

    Item no.: LN10090161
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 15 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    WHAT IS CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE?

    Developed for patients at high risk or for those newly diagnosed, this program explains what coronary artery disease is. It illustrates the progression of atherosclerosis and the effect it has on the amount of oxygen and nutrients the heart receives. Complications of untreated coronary artery disease are covered, as well as symptoms and diagnostic testing. Both medical and behavioral treatments to increase the flow of blood to the heart are covered.

    Item no.: AP10090163
    Format: DVD (Closed Captioned)
    Duration: 16 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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    WOMEN MANAGING HEART DISEASE

    With more and more women at risk of heart disease, this timely and important video offers women real hope and the tools they need to live longer and healthier lives. It addresses specific concerns women have about heart disease in a presentation created especially for women. The program covers risk factors, symptoms, communicating with healthcare providers, healthcare utilization, managing medications, emotions and psychosocial issues. High risk groups are specifically addressed including African-American women, Hispanics/Latinos, and women with diabetes. This program emphasizes that secondary prevention plans based on medical management and lifestyle change can help women with Coronary Vascular Disease and recurrent heart failure.

    Item no.: ZW10090185
    Format: DVD
    Duration: 33 minutes
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    Price: USD 216.00

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