2012 New Releases Catalogue November - Learningemall.com

FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
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NURSING: NURSING: PROMOTING
PROMOTING
HEALTH HEALTH IN IN ADULTS ADULTS ADULTS AN AND AN D
OLDER OLDER OLDER ADULTS
ADULTS
This lecture identifies tasks characteristic
of different stages of development from
during young, middle, and older adulthood
together with usual physical development.
It is here we trace psychosocial
development according to Erikson from
during young, middle, and older adulthood
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 during
young, middle, and older adulthood.
Item no. : WW27340155
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
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NURSING: NURSING: REST REST AND
AND
SLEEP
SLEEP
Sleep is a naturally recurring state
characterized by reduced or absent
consciousness, relatively suspended
sensory activity, and inactivity of nearly all
voluntary muscles. This topic attempts to
understand the functions and the
physiology of sleep, characteristics of
NREM and REM sleep and different
stages of NREM sleep. Variations in sleep
patterns throughout the life span and
factors that affect normal sleep including
common sleep disorders are discussed
while identifying the components of a
sleep pattern assessment. Students are
helped to develop nursing diagnoses,
outcomes, and nursing interventions
related to sleep problems and
interventions that promote normal sleep.
Item no. : PD27340156
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
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NURSING: NURSING: SAFETY SAFETY
SAFETY
Hygiene refers to the set of practices
perceived by a community to be
associated with the preservation of health
and healthy living. While in modern
medical sciences there is a set of
standards of hygiene recommended for
different situations, what is considered
hygienic or not can vary between different
cultures, genders and etarian groups.
Some regular hygienic practices may be
considered good habits by a society while
the neglect of hygiene can be considered
disgusting, disrespectful or even
threatening. This video discusses hygienic
care that nurses provide to clients, factors
influencing personal hygiene and looks at
normal and abnormal assessment findings
while providing hygiene care. The lecture
covers the application of the nursing
process to common problems related to
hygienic care of the skin, feet, nails, mouth,
hair, eyes, ears, and nose while identifying
the purposes and various types of bathing.
The video lecture enumerates specific
ways in which nurses help hospitalized
clients with hygiene and steps for
identified hygienic-care procedures such
as steps in removing contact lenses and
inserting and removing artificial eyes;
removing, cleaning, and inserting hearing
aids and also safety and comfort
measures underlying bed-making
procedures.
Item no. : MU27340157
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
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NURSING: NURSING: NURSING: SA SAFETY SA FETY
This video discusses factors that affect
people's ability to protect themselves from
injury, methods to assess clients at risk for
injury and common potential hazards
throughout the life span. It give examples
of nursing diagnoses, outcomes, and
interventions for clients at risk for
accidental injury and outlines plan
strategies to maintain safety in the health
care setting, home, and community,
including prevention strategies across the
life span for thermal injury, falls, seizures,
poisoning, suffocation or choking,
excessive noise, electric hazards, firearms,
and radiation. The content covers
measures to prevent falls, implementation
of seizure precautions and the use and
legal implications of restraints and their
alternatives.
Item no. : JC27340158
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
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NURSING: NURSING: NURSING: SELF SELF-CONCEPT
SELF CONCEPT
CONCEPT
This topic identifies four personal and
social dimensions of self-concept while
giving Erikson's explanation of the effects
of psychosocial tasks on self-concept and
self-esteem. The four components of
self-concept, common stressors affecting
self-concept and coping strategies are
discussed while describing the essential
aspects of assessing role relationships.
Students will identify nursing diagnoses
related to altered self-concept and nursing
interventions designed to achieve
identified outcomes for clients with altered
self-concept and ways to enhance client
self-esteem.
Item no. : BK27340159
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
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NURSING: NURSING: SENSORY
SENSORY
PERCEPTION
PERCEPTION
PERCEPTION
Perception eption is the organization,
identification, and interpretation of sensory
information in order to fabricate a mental
representation through the process of
transduction, which sensors in the body
transform signals from the environment
into encoded neural signals. This video
lecture looks at the anatomic and
physiologic components of the
sensory-perception process, factors
influencing sensory function, and factors
that place a client at risk for sensory
disturbances. Essential components in
assessing a client's sensory-perception
function and clinical signs and symptoms
of sensory overload and deprivation are
discussed. Students will learn how to
develop nursing diagnoses and outcome
criteria for clients with impaired sensory
function and nursing interventions to
promote and maintain sensory function as
they identify strategies to promote and
maintain orientation to person, place, time,
and situation for the confused client.
Community resources for clients with
chronic sensory disturbances are
identified.
Item no. : WA27340160
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
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NURSING: NURSING: SEXUALITY
SEXUALITY
Sexual health implies that people are able
to have a responsible, satisfying and safer
sex life and that they have the capability to
reproduce and the freedom to decide if,
when and how often to do so. This lecture
covers components of psychologic sexual
health, sexual development, concerns
across the life span, factors influencing
sexuality and common illnesses affecting
sexuality. Part of the discussion includes
essential aspects of sexual stimulation,
intercourse, and the sexual response
cycle as physiologic changes in males and
females during the sexual response cycle
are outlined. The topic covers the forms of
male and female sexual dysfunction and
students gain the ability to conduct a
sexual history, recognize health-promotion
teaching related to reproductive structures
and finally identify nursing diagnoses and
interventions for the client experiencing
sexuality problems.
Item no. : MZ27340161
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
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NURSING: NURSING: SKIN SKIN INTEGR INTEGRITY
INTEGR ITY
AND AND WOUND WOUND CARE CARE
CARE
This video covers factors affecting skin
integrity, clients at risk for pressure ulcer
formation and the four stages of pressure
ulcer development. Wound healing is
covered in details in this video in terms of
its classification, phases, major types of
exudates, main complications of and
factors that affect it. Assessment data
pertinent to skin integrity, pressure sites,
and wounds as it relates to nursing
diagnoses associated with impaired skin
integrity is discussed as essential aspects
of planning care to maintain skin integrity
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