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ADVANCED NURSING/CRITICAL CARE SKILLS

ADVANCED NURSING/CRITICAL CARE SKILLS

3-LEAD EKG

Signs, symptoms, EKG waveforms and interventions for sinus, atrial, and ventricular dysrhythmias, as well as heart block, are illustrated using still art, animation, real time rhythm strips, and scenarios.

Item no.	:	EC08380001
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	68 minutes
Copyright	:	2007
Price	:	USD 970.00

3-LEAD EKG: HEART BLOCK

Describes the four types of heart block: first degree, second degree Mobitz I, second degree Mobitz II, and third degree.Illustration, animation, and case studies are used to present and discuss these pathologies.

Item no.	:	VE08380002
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	12 minutes
Copyright	:	2007
Price	:	USD 325.00

3-LEAD EKG: INTRODUCTION

Describes the anatomy and physiology of the heart, focusing on its electrical and conduction systems.Discusses monitor leads and explains the rationale for placing them in a specific pattern on a patient's chest. The final segment concerns recognition and understanding of the EKG wave form.

Item no.	:	AY08380003
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	23 minutes
Copyright	:	2007
Price	:	USD 325.00

3-LEAD EKG: SINUS AND ATRIAL DYSTHRYTHMIAS

The pathophysiology and symptoms of sinus arrhythmia, sinus bradycardia,sinus tachycardia, atrial flutter,and atrial fibrillation are described. Corresponding EKG waveforms are presented and explained.

Item no.	:	RV08380004
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	20 minutes
Copyright	:	2007
Price	:	USD 325.00

3-LEAD EKG: VENTRICULAR DYSRHYTHMIAS

Describes three common ventricular dysthrymias: ventricular tachycardia,torsades de pointes, and ventricular fibrillation through art animation and scenarios.

Item no.	:	KY08380005
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	13 minutes
Copyright	:	2007
Price	:	USD 325.00

ACUTE CARE SKILLS FOR THE MED-SURG NURSE

Central Venous Access Devices
Describes many of the common venous access devices used today including mid-line catheters, peripherally inserted central catheters, and implantable ports. Describes flushing, care of equipment, administration of drugs, blood withdrawal, site care, and patient education. Includes precautionary measures and assessment to detect complications such as infection, occlusion, and air emboli.

Chest Tube Drainage
Describes conditions for which chest tubes are required. Discusses the function of the drainage system apparatus, nursing observations required for each chamber, and principles related to the use of suction. Describes the nurse's role in the insertion and removal of the chest tube at the bedside. Discusses patient assessment and strategies for dealing with common problems.

Suctioning, Part 1
Demonstrates an entire suctioning procedure. Then presents the same procedure step-by-step to illustrate the high level of judgment, decision-making, and attention to detail necessary to suction safely. Describes factors which lead to respiratory insufficiency and illustrates assessment and patient preparation prior to suctioning. Measures to prevent mucosal tissue damage and hypoxemia are presented.

Suctioning, Part 2
Continues the step-by-step presentation of the procedure including the assessment that must take place during the procedure. Illustrates post-suctioning responsibilities including documentation. Describes variations in technique for patients with and without artificial airways, those on mechanical ventilation, and those with certain pathological conditions such as COPD. Concludes with a visual reinforcement of the entire procedure.

Item no.	:	CU08380010
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	91 minutes
Copyright	:	1994
Price	:	USD 970.00

ACUTE CARE SKILLS FOR THE MED-SURG NURSE: CENTRAL VENOUS ACCESS DEVICES

Describes many of the common venous access devices used today including mid-line catheters, peripherally inserted central catheters, and implantable ports. Describes flushing, care of equipment, administration of drugs, blood withdrawal, site care, and patient education. Includes precautionary measures and assessment to detect complications such as infection, occlusion, and air emboli.

Item no.	:	VC08380011
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	27 minutes
Copyright	:	1994
Price	:	USD 325.00

ACUTE CARE SKILLS FOR THE MED-SURG NURSE: CHEST TUBE DRAINAGE

Describes conditions for which chest tubes are required. Discusses the function of the drainage system apparatus, nursing observations required for each chamber, and principles related to the use of suction. Describes the nurse's role in the insertion and removal of the chest tube at the bedside. Discusses patient assessment and strategies for dealing with common problems.

Item no.	:	YY08380012
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	28 minutes
Copyright	:	1994
Price	:	USD 325.00

ACUTE CARE SKILLS FOR THE MED-SURG NURSE: SUCTIONING, PART 1

Demonstrates an entire suctioning procedure. Then presents the same procedure step-by-step to illustrate the high level of judgment, decision-making, and attention to detail necessary to suction safely. Describes factors which lead to respiratory insufficiency and illustrates assessment and patient preparation prior to suctioning. Measures to prevent mucosal tissue damage and hypoxemia are presented.

Item no.	:	TT08380013
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	17 minutes
Copyright	:	1994
Price	:	USD 325.00

ACUTE CARE SKILLS FOR THE MED-SURG NURSE: SUCTIONING, PART 2

Continues the step-by-step presentation of the procedure including the assessment that must take place during the procedure. Illustrates post-suctioning responsibilities including documentation. Describes variations in technique for patients with and without artificial airways, those on mechanical ventilation, and those with certain pathological conditions such as COPD. Concludes with a visual reinforcement of the entire procedure.

Item no.	:	TC08380014
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	19 minutes
Copyright	:	1994
Price	:	USD 325.00

ADMINISTRATION OF INTRAVENOUS MEDICATIONS

IV Medication Administration ¡V an Overview
Presents an overview of general guidelines, the three methods commonly used to administer IV meds, and how to determine the optimal method to use. Provides guidance regarding drug reference information. Emphasizes the importance of the accurate dilution of medications, and their administration at the proper rate. Throughout, safety issues specific to IV administration and site assessment are stressed.

Administering IV Meds to Adults
Uses patient scenarios to illustrate how the healthcare professional can use information from a drug reference and the specific patient situation to select the best method of administration. Demonstrates the three methods of administration: direct IV ¡V to a medication lock, to an infusing IV, and to an incompatible intravenous infusion; intermittent infusion ¡V to a medication lock and to an infusing IV; and continuous infusion. Program stresses the importance of critical thinking skills in the correct administration of IV medications.

Administering IV Meds to Children
elps healthcare professionals make critical decisions regarding administration of IV medications to children using information from drug references and patient situations. Illustrates the three methods of administration using techniques and equipment appropriate to a pediatric setting. Guidelines for correctly calculating dosage, volume, and concentration of medications for this vulnerable population are presented. Safety issues specific to pediatric medication administration are emphasized.

Item no.	:	NM08380029
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	45 minutes
Copyright	:	2003
Price	:	USD 880.00

ADMINISTRATION OF INTRAVENOUS MEDICATIONS: ADMINISTERING IV MEDS TO ADULTS

Uses patient scenarios to illustrate how the healthcare professional can use information from a drug reference and the specific patient situation to select the best method of administration. Demonstrates the three methods of administration: direct IV ¡V to a medication lock, to an infusing IV, and to an incompatible intravenous infusion; intermittent infusion ¡V to a medication lock and to an infusing IV; and continuous infusion. Program stresses the importance of critical thinking skills in the correct administration of IV medications.

Item no.	:	WG08380030
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	19 minutes
Copyright	:	2003
Price	:	USD 325.00

ADMINISTRATION OF INTRAVENOUS MEDICATIONS: ADMINISTERING IV MEDS TO CHILDREN

Helps healthcare professionals make critical decisions regarding administration of IV medications to children using information from drug references and patient situations. Illustrates the three methods of administration using techniques and equipment appropriate to a pediatric setting. Guidelines for correctly calculating dosage, volume, and concentration of medications for this vulnerable population are presented. Safety issues specific to pediatric medication administration are emphasized.

Item no.	:	PY08380031
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	15 minutes
Copyright	:	2003
Price	:	USD 325.00

ADMINISTRATION OF INTRAVENOUS MEDICATIONS: IV MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION - AN OVERVIEW

Presents an overview of general guidelines, the three methods commonly used to administer IV meds, and how to determine the optimal method to use. Provides guidance regarding drug reference information. Emphasizes the importance of the accurate dilution of medications, and their administration at the proper rate. Throughout, safety issues specific to IV administration and site assessment are stressed.

Item no.	:	TR08380032
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	11 minutes
Copyright	:	2003
Price	:	USD 325.00

ADVANCE DIRECTIVES

This program uses a question and answer format to assist individuals in making decisions about the personal care they desire at the end of life. It clearly explains the difference between a Living Will and Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare, and mentions many of the decisions that must be made- including resuscitation, tube feeding, and pain relief options. The reasons for designating a healthcare proxy or agent are also discussed.

Item no.	:	PA08380033
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	12 minutes
Copyright	:	2006
Price	:	USD 325.00

ADVANCES ON STROKE TREATMENT

Ischemic Stroke: Emergent Treatment
Involves a patient with an ischemic brain attack whose early entry into the healthcare system allows her to benefit from the use of new intervention therapies. Cerebral anatomy is explained including descriptions of specific deficits that result from commonly occurring types of ischemic brain attack. The pathophysiology of neurological damage is described including the initial response of the brain to ischemia and the secondary trauma.

Ischemic Stroke: Acute Care and Rehabilitation
Focuses on a patient with an ischemic brain attack who experiences a completed stroke without early intervention. Acute care nursing interventions designed to protect the patient from complications are outlined. Eight nursing diagnoses and specific nursing actions appropriate in caring for stabilized patients with a completed brain attack are discussed: risk for altered tissue perfusion, risk for injury, risk for aspiration, impaired verbal communication, impaired mobility.

Hemorrhagic Stroke: Treatment Approaches
Focuses on the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of patients with two types of hemorrhagic brain attack ¡V subarachnoid and intracerebral. The vital role of the nurse in caring for a young adult with a subarachnoid hemorrhage is illustrated including monitoring for signs of neurologic deterioration, and modifying increases in intracranial pressure. Intervention such as aneurysm precautions, and preventing the potentially fatal complications of aneurysmal rebleeding and cerebral vasospasm.

Item no.	:	NK08380034
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	84 minutes
Copyright	:	2005
Price	:	USD 880.00

ADVANCES ON STROKE TREATMENT: HEMORRHAGIC STROKE - TREATMENT APPROACHES

Focuses on the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of patients with two types of hemorrhagic brain attack ¡V subarachnoid and intracerebral. The vital role of the nurse in caring for a young adult with a subarachnoid hemorrhage is illustrated including monitoring for signs of neurologic deterioration, and modifying increases in intracranial pressure. Intervention such as aneurysm precautions, and preventing the potentially fatal complications of aneurysmal rebleeding and cerebral vasospasm.

Item no.	:	CC08380035
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	30 minutes
Copyright	:	2005
Price	:	USD 325.00

ADVANCES ON STROKE TREATMENT: ISCHEMIC STROKE - ACUTE CARE AND REHABILITATION

Focuses on a patient with an ischemic brain attack who experiences a completed stroke without early intervention. Acute care nursing interventions designed to protect the patient from complications are outlined. Eight nursing diagnoses and specific nursing actions appropriate in caring for stabilized patients with a completed brain attack are discussed: risk for altered tissue perfusion, risk for injury, risk for aspiration, impaired verbal communication, impaired mobility.

Item no.	:	YK08380036
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	29 minutes
Copyright	:	2005
Price	:	USD 325.00

ADVANCES ON STROKE TREATMENT: ISCHEMIC STROKE - EMERGENT TREATMENT

Involves a patient with an ischemic brain attack whose early entry into the healthcare system allows her to benefit from the use of new intervention therapies. Cerebral anatomy is explained including descriptions of specific deficits that result from commonly occurring types of ischemic brain attack. The pathophysiology of neurological damage is described including the initial response of the brain to ischemia and the secondary trauma.

Item no.	:	NM08380037
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	25 minutes
Copyright	:	2005
Price	:	USD 325.00

ARTERIAL BLOOD GASES

This two part series describes the process of obtaining arterial blood for analysis. First, preparation is discussed with a focus on selecting the site, gathering appropriate equipment, and performing pre-procedure assessments. Then, percutaneous stick and drawing blood from an indwelling arterial catheter are illustrated. .

Item no.	:	ZC08380058
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	24 minutes
Copyright	:	2007
Price	:	USD 650.00

ARTERIAL BLOOD GASES (ABG): PERFORMING THE PROCEDURE

Demonstrates drawing the blood sample from both a direct, percutaneous stick as well as from an indwelling arterial catheter. Also describes how to prepare the sample for laboratory analysis.

Item no.	:	TN08380059
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	15 minutes
Copyright	:	2007
Price	:	USD 325.00

ARTERIAL BLOOD GASES (ABG): PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS

Discusses the steps to be taken before taking the sample such as selecting the site, gathering appropriate equipment, and performing an Allen Test, an assessment used to determine collateral circulation.

Item no.	:	LA08380060
Format	:	DVD
Duration	:	9 minutes
Copyright	:	2007
Price	:	USD 325.00

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