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planning and looks at activities that occur
in the planning process. It is at this stage
standard of care and preprinted care plans
can be individualized and used in creating
a comprehensive nursing care plan. This
lecture takes care of essential guidelines
for writing nursing care plans and
highlights factors that the nurse must
consider when setting priorities and states
the purposes of establishing client
goals/desired outcomes. There is a
relationship between goals/desired
outcomes and the nursing diagnoses that
need to be considered and also the
Nursing Outcomes Classification,
including an explanation of how to use the
outcomes and indicators in care planning
has to be included. This is the essential
stage where nursing interventions are
generated and determined and the five
components of a nursing order are
discussed in details.
Item no. : EK27340148
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
OF
NURSING: NURSING: NURSING: NURSING
NURSING
THEORIES THEORIES AND AND
AND
CONCEPTUAL
CONCEPTUAL
FRAMEWORKS
FRAMEWORKS
FRAMEWORKS
This topic differentiates the terms concept,
conceptual framework, theory, paradigm,
and metaparadigm for nursing. It identifies
the purposes of nursing theory in nursing
education, research, and clinical practice
and components of the metaparadigm for
nursing. Furthermore, the major purpose
of theory in the natural sciences and
theory in the social sciences and practice
disciplines are discussed with positive and
negative effects of using theory to
understand clinical practice.
Item no. : LN27340149
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTA
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTA LS OF OF
NURSING: NURSING: NUTRITION
NUTRITION
Nutrition (also called nourishment or
aliment) is the provision, to cells and
organisms, of the materials necessary (in
the form of food) to support life. Many
common health problems can be
prevented or alleviated with a healthy diet.
This lecture covers the essential nutrients
and dietary sources while describing
normal digestion, absorption, and
metabolism of carbohydrates, proteins,
and lipids. It attempts to explain essential
aspects of energy balance and its
relationship to body weight and body mass
standards and factors influencing nutrition.
Developmental nutritional considerations
and a diet using the food guide pyramid
are followed while looking at essential
components and purposes of nutritional
screening and nutritional assessment.
This lecture identifies risk factors for, and
clinical signs of, malnutrition and nursing
interventions to promote optimal nutrition
together with nursing interventions to treat
clients with nutritional problems. Students
will learn to plan, implement, and evaluate
nursing care associated with nursing
diagnoses related to nutritional problems.
Item no. : JV27340150
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
OF
NURSING: NURSING: NURSING: OXYGENATION
OXYGENATION
Oxygenation occurs when oxygen
molecules (O2) enter the tissues of the
body. This lecture outlines the structure
and function of the respiratory system,
processes of breathing (ventilation) and
gas exchange (respiration). It is known
that the respiratory system plays the role
and function in transporting oxygen and
carbon dioxide to and from body tissues.
Factors influencing respiratory function,
common manifestations of impaired
respiratory function and nursing measures
to promote respiratory function and
oxygenation are discussed in this lecture.
Students will understand the use of
therapeutic measures such as artificial
airways, medications, oxygen therapy,
inhalation therapy, pharyngeal suction,
and chest drainage to promote respiratory
function; while focusing on outcome
criteria for evaluating client responses to
measures that promote adequate
oxygenation.
Item no. : DH27340151
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
OF
NURSING: NURSING: PAIN
PAIN
MANAGEMENT
MANAGEMENT
Pain is an unpleasant sensory and
emotional experience associated with
actual or potential tissue damage, or
described in terms of such damage. This
extensive lecture covers types and
categories of pain according to location,
etiology, and duration while differentiating
pain threshold from pain tolerance.
Processes involved in nociception, how
pain interventions can work during each
process and the gate control theory and its
application to nursing care are delineated.
The video lecture identifies subjective and
objective data to collect and analyze when
assessing pain and while giving examples
of nursing diagnoses for clients with pain.
Barriers to effective pain management and
pharmacologic interventions for pain are
described together with terms such as
tolerance, dependence, and addiction.
World Health Organization's ladder step
approach to cancer pain, rationales for
using various analgesic delivery routes
and nonpharmacologic pain control
interventions are discussed.
Item no. : JV27340152
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF OF
OF
NURSING: NURSING: NURSING: PERIOPERATI
PERIOPERATIVE
PERIOPERATI VE
NURSING
NURSING
The perioperative period is the time period
describing the duration of a patient's
surgical procedure; this commonly
includes ward admission, anesthesia,
surgery, and recovery. Perioperative
generally refers to the three phases of
surgery: preoperative, intraoperative, and
postoperative. The goal of perioperative
care is to provide better conditions for
patients before operation, during operation,
and after operation. This video describes
each phase of the perioperative period
and various types of surgery according to
degree of urgency, degree of risk, and
purpose. The lecture offers essential
aspects of preoperative assessment,
teaching, including pain control, moving,
leg exercises, and coughing and
deep-breathing exercises giving examples
of pertinent nursing diagnoses for surgical
clients and nursing responsibilities in
planning perioperative nursing care.
These are essential aspects of preparing a
client for surgery, including skin
preparation, types of anesthesia and also
interventions during the immediate
postanesthetic phase. Management of
gastrointestinal suction and appropriate
wound care for a postoperative client is
essential part of this lecture and overall
evaluation of the effectiveness of
perioperative nursing interventions.
Item no. : KH27340153
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF OF
OF
NURSING: NURSING: PROMOTING
PROMOTING
HEALTH HEALTH FROM
FROM
CONCEPTION CONCEPTION THROUGH
THROUGH
ADOLESCENCE
ADOLESCENCE
This lecture identifies tasks characteristic
of different stages of development from
infancy through adolescence together with
usual physical development. It is here we
trace psychosocial development according
to Erikson from infancy through
adolescence and explain cognitive
development according to Piaget,
Kohlberg, and Fowler. This lecture
attempts to cover assessment activities
and expected characteristics and essential
activities of health promotion and
protection to meet the needs of infants,
toddlers, preschoolers, school-age
children, and adolescents.
Item no. : AT27340154
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
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