Academics

Nursing Videos- Bradenton

 

Subject
Title
Overview
Year
Length
Asepsis
Video Guide to HIV and AIDS
Two volume set designed to provide you with the complete understanding of each aspect of these diseases--very basic information. (Also in Venice)
2004 
64 min
Asepsis
Fighting Antimicrobial-Resistant Infections
Describes the emergence of antimicrobial-resistant pathogens and the recommendations of the CDC and others to fight back against them (Also in Venice)
2004
17min
Assessment
Ocular Health
Glaucoma and macular degeneration (Also in Venice)
2003
28 min
Cancer*
Cancer Story
A primer on how cancer begins and grows. 
2005
57 min
Cultural
Cross-Cultural Communication: How Culture Affects Communication
This program discusses public behavior and taboos, power, stereotyping and prejudice, miscommunication, socialization, direct and indirect communication with vignettes and practical applications (Also in Venice)
2005
20 min
Cultural
Non-Verbal Communication and Culture
It discusses gestures; facial expressions; cultural differences in voice, paralanguage, and the use of silence; and space and body distance. (Also in Venice)
2005
20 min
Diabetes
Diagnosing and Treating Diabetes
This four part program explores the presentation, diagnostic testing, treatment and biochemistry of diabetes mellitus. 
2005
22 min
Diabetes
Diabetes in Clinical Practice
Overview of diabetes, risk factors and signs and symptoms associated with a diagnosis of diabetes, factors to consider when providing care to a patient and practical steps that can be taken to encourage adherence to treatment regimens. (Also in Venice)
2004
30 min
IV Therapy
Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalance-An Overview
Examines the electrolytes and acid-base imbalances. (Also in Venice)
2005
30 min
IV Therapy
Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalance-Cause and Assessment
Causes and how to thoroughly assess a patient a for fluid and electrolyte imbalance. (Also in Venice)
2005
30 min
Legal
HIPAA: A Guide for Healthcare Workers
Detailed review of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and focuses on the patient privacy and data security issues that will have the most impact on the practices of healthcare workers (Also in Venice)
2003
23 min
Meds
Medication Challenges in the Elderly
This series focuses on the occurrence and effects of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics in the elderly population and illustrates the extent of medication use in elders and the factors which increase their risk for adverse drug reactions. 
2004
 
Meds
Medicating Children
Presents a thorough, systematic approach to administering medication to pediatric patients, including step-by-step instruction on administering intramuscular and subcutaneous injections and oral, rectal, otic, ophthalmic and nasal medication. 
2003
19 min
Meds
Administration of Intravenous Medication
Discusses pathophysiological principles of venous penetration, rationales for administration of drugs into the veins and purposes of the many types of IV delivery
2003 
22 min
Meds
Administration and Absorption of Topical Medication
Discusses absorption through the skin, oral mucosa, respiratory tract, rectal mucosa nasal mucosa and the eye. Distinguishes between the localized effect and the systemic effect administered via these sites.
 2003
24 min
Neuro
Oral Medication Administration
Discusses legal and ethical considerations concerning med administration. Reviews "5 rights' and the nursing process related to medication administration.
 2003
23 min
OB/GYN
Caring for the Antepartum Patient
Focuses on the physiological and emotional changes a woman goes through during pregnancy. Includes information to assist the nurse in caring for and reassuring her pregnant patients. 
2004
30 min
OB/GYN
Caring for the Postpartum Patient
Focuses on the physiological, psychological and emotional changes a woman goes through during the postpartum period and includes information that can assist the nurse in caring for and reassuring her post partum patient. Includes importance of emotional support and patient education during post partum phase. 
2004
30min
OB/GYN
Labor and Pain Control
Labor is the apt term to describe the birthing process, which is laborious and painful, characterized by distinct stages and phases. This course details the process of labor, physiology of pain and nonpharmaceutical measures that may be used to manage pain. 
2004 
 
Pain
Pain Management--4 part series
Includes 1) Pathophys and Assessment, 2) Pharmacological Treatment Strategies, 3) Physical and Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches to Pain Management 4) Pain Management Programs for Special patient Populations
2002
22 min
Pediatrics
Newborn Stabilization and Care
Focuses on newborn stabilization practices and common complications that can affect delivery and the status of the newborn
2004
33 min
Pediatrics
Care of the Hospitalized Child
Examines the role of caregivers, play, safety, pain management, and medication in the hospital setting. (Also in Venice)
2006
30 min
Pediatrics
Communication with Children and Families
Communication techniques specific to each age group (Also in Venice)
2006
30 min
Pediatrics
How to Intervene With Families With Health Concerns
Focus on intervention and change. Interventions in three new clinical interviews: encouraging the telling of illness narratives, validating affect, drawing forth family strengths/support, encouraging respite, offering commendations, and offering information/opinions. These interventions focus on strengthening, promoting and/or sustaining effective family functioning.
2003
27 min
Respiratory
Airway Care
Maintaining patency, preventing infection and providing some form of effective communication for the patient with a Tracheostomy tube.
2005
25 min
Respiratory
Chest tubes and closed chest drainage systems
Shows how to provide superior nursing care for patients requiring chest tube insertion and a closed chest drainage system. How to recognize and prevent complication that may occur during chest tube insertion and removal and how to troubleshoot problems with closed chest drainage.
2007
20 min
Skills
Problem Solving and Decision Making Parts 1& 2
Discusses how to define and understand problems and approaches for problem resolution (Also in Venice)
2004
30 min
Social Issues
When Injuries Speak, Who Will Listen
About the challenges faced by medical personnel, and the solutions available to them when responding to domestic violence. Shows assessment strategies and protocols when dealing with domestic violence survivors. 
2004
32 min
Therapeutic Communi-cation
Therapeutic Communication
 (Also in Venice)
2003
24 min
 
The Medicine of Compassion
Shows viewers how compassion can be extended to patients in timely, practical ways as a natural part of every day's work.
2004
30 min


 

Subject
Title
Overview
Year
Length
Asepsis
Video Guide to HIV and AIDS
Two volume set designed to provide you with the complete understanding of each aspect of these diseases--very basic information. (Also in Venice)
2004 
64 min
Asepsis
Fighting Antimicrobial-Resistant Infections
Describes the emergence of antimicrobial-resistant pathogens and the recommendations of the CDC and others to fight back against them (Also in Venice)
2004
17min
Assessment
Ocular Health
Glaucoma and macular degeneration (Also in Venice)
2003
28 min
Cancer*
Cancer Story
A primer on how cancer begins and grows. 
2005
57 min
Cultural
Cross-Cultural Communication: How Culture Affects Communication
This program discusses public behavior and taboos, power, stereotyping and prejudice, miscommunication, socialization, direct and indirect communication with vignettes and practical applications (Also in Venice)
2005
20 min
Cultural
Non-Verbal Communication and Culture
It discusses gestures; facial expressions; cultural differences in voice, paralanguage, and the use of silence; and space and body distance. (Also in Venice)
2005
20 min
Diabetes
Diagnosing and Treating Diabetes
This four part program explores the presentation, diagnostic testing, treatment and biochemistry of diabetes mellitus. 
2005
22 min
Diabetes
Diabetes in Clinical Practice
Overview of diabetes, risk factors and signs and symptoms associated with a diagnosis of diabetes, factors to consider when providing care to a patient and practical steps that can be taken to encourage adherence to treatment regimens. (Also in Venice)
2004
30 min
IV Therapy
Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalance-An Overview
Examines the electrolytes and acid-base imbalances. (Also in Venice)
2005
30 min
IV Therapy
Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalance-Cause and Assessment
Causes and how to thoroughly assess a patient a for fluid and electrolyte imbalance. (Also in Venice)
2005
30 min
Legal
HIPAA: A Guide for Healthcare Workers
Detailed review of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and focuses on the patient privacy and data security issues that will have the most impact on the practices of healthcare workers (Also in Venice)
2003
23 min
Meds
Medication Challenges in the Elderly
This series focuses on the occurrence and effects of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics in the elderly population and illustrates the extent of medication use in elders and the factors which increase their risk for adverse drug reactions. 
2004
 
Meds
Medicating Children
Presents a thorough, systematic approach to administering medication to pediatric patients, including step-by-step instruction on administering intramuscular and subcutaneous injections and oral, rectal, otic, ophthalmic and nasal medication. 
2003
19 min
Meds
Administration of Intravenous Medication
Discusses pathophysiological principles of venous penetration, rationales for administration of drugs into the veins and purposes of the many types of IV delivery
2003 
22 min
Meds
Administration and Absorption of Topical Medication
Discusses absorption through the skin, oral mucosa, respiratory tract, rectal mucosa nasal mucosa and the eye. Distinguishes between the localized effect and the systemic effect administered via these sites.
 2003
24 min
Neuro
Oral Medication Administration
Discusses legal and ethical considerations concerning med administration. Reviews "5 rights' and the nursing process related to medication administration.
 2003
23 min
OB/GYN
Caring for the Antepartum Patient
Focuses on the physiological and emotional changes a woman goes through during pregnancy. Includes information to assist the nurse in caring for and reassuring her pregnant patients. 
2004
30 min
OB/GYN
Caring for the Postpartum Patient
Focuses on the physiological, psychological and emotional changes a woman goes through during the postpartum period and includes information that can assist the nurse in caring for and reassuring her post partum patient. Includes importance of emotional support and patient education during post partum phase. 
2004
30min
OB/GYN
Labor and Pain Control
Labor is the apt term to describe the birthing process, which is laborious and painful, characterized by distinct stages and phases. This course details the process of labor, physiology of pain and nonpharmaceutical measures that may be used to manage pain. 
2004 
 
Pain
Pain Management--4 part series
Includes 1) Pathophys and Assessment, 2) Pharmacological Treatment Strategies, 3) Physical and Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches to Pain Management 4) Pain Management Programs for Special patient Populations
2002
22 min
Pediatrics
Newborn Stabilization and Care
Focuses on newborn stabilization practices and common complications that can affect delivery and the status of the newborn
2004
33 min
Pediatrics
Care of the Hospitalized Child
Examines the role of caregivers, play, safety, pain management, and medication in the hospital setting. (Also in Venice)
2006
30 min
Pediatrics
Communication with Children and Families
Communication techniques specific to each age group (Also in Venice)
2006
30 min
Pediatrics
How to Intervene With Families With Health Concerns
Focus on intervention and change. Interventions in three new clinical interviews: encouraging the telling of illness narratives, validating affect, drawing forth family strengths/support, encouraging respite, offering commendations, and offering information/opinions. These interventions focus on strengthening, promoting and/or sustaining effective family functioning.
2003
27 min
Respiratory
Airway Care
Maintaining patency, preventing infection and providing some form of effective communication for the patient with a Tracheostomy tube.
2005
25 min
Respiratory
Chest tubes and closed chest drainage systems
Shows how to provide superior nursing care for patients requiring chest tube insertion and a closed chest drainage system. How to recognize and prevent complication that may occur during chest tube insertion and removal and how to troubleshoot problems with closed chest drainage.
2007
20 min
Skills
Problem Solving and Decision Making Parts 1& 2
Discusses how to define and understand problems and approaches for problem resolution (Also in Venice)
2004
30 min
Social Issues
When Injuries Speak, Who Will Listen
About the challenges faced by medical personnel, and the solutions available to them when responding to domestic violence. Shows assessment strategies and protocols when dealing with domestic violence survivors. 
2004
32 min
Therapeutic Communi-cation
Therapeutic Communication
 (Also in Venice)
2003
24 min
 
The Medicine of Compassion
Shows viewers how compassion can be extended to patients in timely, practical ways as a natural part of every day's work.
2004
30 min


 

Subject
Title
Overview
Year
Length
Asepsis
Video Guide to HIV and AIDS
Two volume set designed to provide you with the complete understanding of each aspect of these diseases--very basic information. (Also in Venice)
2004 
64 min
Asepsis
Fighting Antimicrobial-Resistant Infections
Describes the emergence of antimicrobial-resistant pathogens and the recommendations of the CDC and others to fight back against them (Also in Venice)
2004
17min
Assessment
Ocular Health
Glaucoma and macular degeneration (Also in Venice)
2003
28 min
Cancer*
Cancer Story
A primer on how cancer begins and grows. 
2005
57 min
Cultural
Cross-Cultural Communication: How Culture Affects Communication
This program discusses public behavior and taboos, power, stereotyping and prejudice, miscommunication, socialization, direct and indirect communication with vignettes and practical applications (Also in Venice)
2005
20 min
Cultural
Non-Verbal Communication and Culture
It discusses gestures; facial expressions; cultural differences in voice, paralanguage, and the use of silence; and space and body distance. (Also in Venice)
2005
20 min
Diabetes
Diagnosing and Treating Diabetes
This four part program explores the presentation, diagnostic testing, treatment and biochemistry of diabetes mellitus. 
2005
22 min
Diabetes
Diabetes in Clinical Practice
Overview of diabetes, risk factors and signs and symptoms associated with a diagnosis of diabetes, factors to consider when providing care to a patient and practical steps that can be taken to encourage adherence to treatment regimens. (Also in Venice)
2004
30 min
IV Therapy
Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalance-An Overview
Examines the electrolytes and acid-base imbalances. (Also in Venice)
2005
30 min
IV Therapy
Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalance-Cause and Assessment
Causes and how to thoroughly assess a patient a for fluid and electrolyte imbalance. (Also in Venice)
2005
30 min
Legal
HIPAA: A Guide for Healthcare Workers
Detailed review of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and focuses on the patient privacy and data security issues that will have the most impact on the practices of healthcare workers (Also in Venice)
2003
23 min
Meds
Medication Challenges in the Elderly
This series focuses on the occurrence and effects of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics in the elderly population and illustrates the extent of medication use in elders and the factors which increase their risk for adverse drug reactions. 
2004
 
Meds
Medicating Children
Presents a thorough, systematic approach to administering medication to pediatric patients, including step-by-step instruction on administering intramuscular and subcutaneous injections and oral, rectal, otic, ophthalmic and nasal medication. 
2003
19 min
Meds
Administration of Intravenous Medication
Discusses pathophysiological principles of venous penetration, rationales for administration of drugs into the veins and purposes of the many types of IV delivery
2003 
22 min
Meds
Administration and Absorption of Topical Medication
Discusses absorption through the skin, oral mucosa, respiratory tract, rectal mucosa nasal mucosa and the eye. Distinguishes between the localized effect and the systemic effect administered via these sites.
 2003
24 min
Neuro
Oral Medication Administration
Discusses legal and ethical considerations concerning med administration. Reviews "5 rights' and the nursing process related to medication administration.
 2003
23 min
OB/GYN
Caring for the Antepartum Patient
Focuses on the physiological and emotional changes a woman goes through during pregnancy. Includes information to assist the nurse in caring for and reassuring her pregnant patients. 
2004
30 min
OB/GYN
Caring for the Postpartum Patient
Focuses on the physiological, psychological and emotional changes a woman goes through during the postpartum period and includes information that can assist the nurse in caring for and reassuring her post partum patient. Includes importance of emotional support and patient education during post partum phase. 
2004
30min
OB/GYN
Labor and Pain Control
Labor is the apt term to describe the birthing process, which is laborious and painful, characterized by distinct stages and phases. This course details the process of labor, physiology of pain and nonpharmaceutical measures that may be used to manage pain. 
2004 
 
Pain
Pain Management--4 part series
Includes 1) Pathophys and Assessment, 2) Pharmacological Treatment Strategies, 3) Physical and Cognitive-Behavioral Approaches to Pain Management 4) Pain Management Programs for Special patient Populations
2002
22 min
Pediatrics
Newborn Stabilization and Care
Focuses on newborn stabilization practices and common complications that can affect delivery and the status of the newborn
2004
33 min
Pediatrics
Care of the Hospitalized Child
Examines the role of caregivers, play, safety, pain management, and medication in the hospital setting. (Also in Venice)
2006
30 min
Pediatrics
Communication with Children and Families
Communication techniques specific to each age group (Also in Venice)
2006
30 min
Pediatrics
How to Intervene With Families With Health Concerns
Focus on intervention and change. Interventions in three new clinical interviews: encouraging the telling of illness narratives, validating affect, drawing forth family strengths/support, encouraging respite, offering commendations, and offering information/opinions. These interventions focus on strengthening, promoting and/or sustaining effective family functioning.
2003
27 min
Respiratory
Airway Care
Maintaining patency, preventing infection and providing some form of effective communication for the patient with a Tracheostomy tube.
2005
25 min
Respiratory
Chest tubes and closed chest drainage systems
Shows how to provide superior nursing care for patients requiring chest tube insertion and a closed chest drainage system. How to recognize and prevent complication that may occur during chest tube insertion and removal and how to troubleshoot problems with closed chest drainage.
2007
20 min
Skills
Problem Solving and Decision Making Parts 1& 2
Discusses how to define and understand problems and approaches for problem resolution (Also in Venice)
2004
30 min
Social Issues
When Injuries Speak, Who Will Listen
About the challenges faced by medical personnel, and the solutions available to them when responding to domestic violence. Shows assessment strategies and protocols when dealing with domestic violence survivors. 
2004
32 min
Therapeutic Communi-cation
Therapeutic Communication
 (Also in Venice)
2003
24 min
 
The Medicine of Compassion
Shows viewers how compassion can be extended to patients in timely, practical ways as a natural part of every day's work.
2004
30 min


 
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