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covers the impaired nurse and available
diversion or peer assistance programs as
it recognizes the nurse's legal
responsibilities with selected aspects of
nursing practice. In the nursing practice it
is important to differentiate crimes from
torts and negligence from malpractice and
examples are given in nursing. Detailed
discussions are covered about intentional
torts (assault/battery, false imprisonment,
invasion of privacy, defamation) and
unintentional torts (negligence,
malpractice) and the purpose of
professional liability insurance. Some
aspects of information that needs to be
included in an incident report and ways
nurses and nursing students can minimize
their chances of liability are discussed.
Item no. : BV27340141
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
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NURSING: NURSING: LOSS, LOSS, GRIEV GRIEVING
GRIEV ING
AND AND DEATH
DEATH
This video lecture covers types and
sources of losses as it underlines selected
frameworks for identifying stages, clinical
symptoms and factors affecting of grief
and grief response together with
identifying measures that facilitate the
grieving process. The lecture continues to
list clinical signs of impending and actual
death and essential aspects of the Patient
Self-Determination Act and points out
clearly the nurse's legal responsibilities
regarding client death and issues such as
advance health care directives, autopsy,
certification of death, do-not-resuscitate
orders, euthanasia, inquest, and organ
donation. Students learn to help clients die
with dignity, nursing measures for care of
the body after death and the role of the
nurse in working with families or
caregivers of dying clients.
Item no. : PR27340142
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
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NURSING: NURSING: MEDICATIONS
MEDICATIONS
Medication administration is the delivery of
a pharmaceutical drug to a patient; it can
be performed in various dosage forms
such as pills, tablets, or capsules. There
are also many variations in the routes of
administration and terms related to
medication administration that are
discussed in this video including legal
aspects of administering medications. The
lecture specifies physiologic factors and
individual variables affecting medication
action and various routes of medication
administration. The video covers essential
parts, types, and common abbreviations in
medication order by giving examples. The
Six "Essential Steps" and Six "Rights" to
accurate medication administration are
discussed in details while looking also at
physiologic changes in older adults that
alter medication administration and
effectiveness. This video lecture outlines
steps required to administer safely oral
medications, nasogastric and gastrostomy
tube medication administration and
equipment required for parenteral
medications. Nurses learn how to mix
selected drugs from vials and ampules,
recognize systems of measurement that
are used in the administration of
medications and sites used for
subcutaneous, intramuscular, intradermal,
IV injections and safely administering
topical medications: dermatologic,
ophthalmic, otic, nasal, vaginal,
respiratory inhalation, and rectal
preparations.
Item no. : ZC27340143
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
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NURSING: NURSING: NURSING
NURSING
ASSESSMENT
ASSESSMENT
Nursing assessment is the gathering of
information about a patient's physiological,
psychological, sociological, and spiritual
status. This as part of the phases of the
nursing process it has four major activities
associated with the assessment process.
In the process this video lecture
differentiates objective and subjective data
and primary and secondary data while
identifying three methods of data
collection, and gives examples of how
each is useful. It is imperative for the
students to understand different
interviewing ways such as directive and
nondirective approaches while using
closed and open-ended questions and
their examples, advantages and
disadvantages. Important aspect of
nursing assessment is the interview
settings are discussed and contrast is
drawn from various frameworks used for
nursing assessment.
Item no. : ZH27340144
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
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NURSING: NURSING: NURSING
NURSING
DIAGNOSIS
DIAGNOSIS
DIAGNOSIS
A nursing diagnosis is part of the nursing
process and is a clinical judgment about
individual, family, or community
experiences/responses to actual or
potential health problems/life processes.
Nursing diagnoses are developed based
on data obtained during the nursing
assessment. This topic lecture covers
various types of nursing diagnoses,
components, and difference from medical
diagnoses, and collaborative problems.
Basic steps in the diagnostic process are
covered including various formats for
writing, characteristics of a nursing
diagnosis, common errors in writing
diagnostic statements and the evolution of
the nursing diagnosis movement,
including work currently in progress while
listing advantages of taxonomy of nursing
diagnoses.
Item no. : ZK27340145
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF OF
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NURSING: NURSING: NURSING
NURSING
EDUCATION EDUCATION AND
AND
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
This video discusses the different types of
educational nursing programs, aspects of
entry to professional nursing practice and
the importance of continuing nursing
education. It covers ways the nurse can
participate in research activities in practice
and differentiate the quantitative approach
from the qualitative approach in nursing
research. Lecture includes the nurse's role
in protecting the rights of human subjects
in research and identifies the steps of the
research process.
Item no. : NK27340146
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF OF
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NURSING: NURSING: NURSING
NURSING
INFORMATICS
INFORMATICS
This video lecture defines the terms used
to describe the common components of
desktop computers. It recognizes the uses
of word processing, database,
spreadsheet, and communications
software in nursing and nursing education.
The 21st Century nursing is characterized
by computerization of nursing services,
the advantages of and concerns about
computerized patient documentation
systems are discusses and computer
applications used in direct client
monitoring and diagnosis are highlighted.
Students are reminded on ways
computers may be used by nurse
administrators in the areas of personnel,
facilities management, finance, quality
assurance, and accreditation and also the
role of computers in each step of the
research process.
Item no. : TM27340147
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF OF
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NURSING: NURSING: NURSING
NURSING
PLANNING
PLANNING
Nursing care plan outlines the nursing
care to be provided to an
individual/family/community. It is a set of
actions the nurse will implement to
resolve/support nursing diagnoses
identified by nursing assessment. The
creation of the plan is an intermediate
stage of the nursing process. It guides in
the ongoing provision of nursing care and
assists in the evaluation of that care. This
lecture compares and contrasts initial
planning, ongoing planning, and discharge
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