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and promote wound healing. Key areas
outlined include measures to prevent
pressure ulcer formation, nursing
strategies to treat pressure ulcers,
promote wound healing, and prevent
complications of wound healing while
identifying purposes of commonly used
wound dressing materials and binders.
Physiologic responses to heat and cold
and purposes of heat and cold and
methods of applying dry and moist heat
and cold are discussed also with essential
steps of obtaining wound specimens,
applying dressings, and irrigating a
wound.
Item no. : GT27340162
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
OF
NURSING: NURSING: SPIRITUALIT
SPIRITUALITY
SPIRITUALIT
Define the concepts of spirituality and
religion as they relate to nursing and
health care. Identify characteristics of
spiritual well being. Identify factors
associated with spiritual distress and
manifestations of it. Describe the spiritual
development of the individual across the
life span. Describe the influence of
spiritual and religious beliefs about diet,
dress, prayer and meditation, and birth
and death on health care. Assess the
spiritual needs of clients and plan nursing
care to assist clients with spiritual needs.
Describe nursing interventions to support
clients' spiritual beliefs and religious
practices. Identify desired outcomes for
evaluating the client's spiritual well-being
Item no. : RM27340163
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
OF
NURSING: NURSING: STRESS STRESS AND
AND
COPING
COPING
Stress typically describes a negative
concept that can have an impact on one's
mental and physical well-being. This
lecture attempts to differentiate the
concepts of stress as a stimulus, as a
response, and as a transaction and
describing the three stages of Selye's
general adaptation syndrome. Physiologic,
psychologic, and cognitive indicators of
stress and levels of anxiety are outlined
while discussing behaviors related to
specific ego defense mechanisms, types
of coping and coping strategies that may
be exhibited while assessing a client's
stress and coping patterns. Students learn
nursing diagnoses related to stress,
interventions to help clients minimize and
manage stress.
Item no. : AZ27340164
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
OF
NURSIN NURSING: NURSIN NURSIN G: THE THE NURSE NURSE AS AS A
A
TEACHER
TEACHER
This video lecture discusses the
importance of the teaching role of the
nurse and describes the attributes of
learning as it relates to andragogy,
pedagogy, and geragogy. The learning
theories of behaviorism, cognitivism, and
humanism and how nurses can use each
of these theories are explained together
with the three domains of learning and
factors that affect learning. As the teacher,
nurses assess learning needs of learners
and the learning environment; identify
nursing diagnoses, outcomes, and
interventions that reflect the learning
needs of clients. The essential aspects of
a teaching plan include guidelines for
effective teaching, strategies to use when
teaching clients of different cultures,
methods to evaluate learning and
demonstration effective documentation of
teaching-learning activities.
Item no. : LP27340165
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
OF
NURSING: NURSING: URINARY
URINARY
URINARY
ELIMINATION
ELIMINATION
This lecture covers the process of
urination, from urine formation through
micturition and identifies factors that
influence urinary elimination, common
causes of selected urinary problems and
the nursing assessment of urinary function
including subjective and objective data.
Students learn normal and abnormal
characteristics and constituents of urine
and to develop nursing diagnoses, desired
outcomes, and interventions related to
urinary elimination while delineating ways
to prevent urinary infection with either
retention catheters or urinary diversions.
Item no. : RL27340166
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF
OF
NURSING: NURSING: VALUES, VALUES, ETH ETHICS ETH ICS
AND AND ADVOCACY
ADVOCACY
This topic discusses how cognitive
development, values, moral frameworks,
and codes of ethics affect moral decisions
and explains how nurses use knowledge
of values transmission and values
clarification to make ethical decisions and
facilitate ethical decision making by clients.
When presented with an ethical situation,
identifies the moral issues and principles
involved. The lecture covers the uses and
limitations of professional codes of ethics
and discusses common ethical issues
currently facing health care professionals
and ways in which nurses can enhance
their ethical decision making and practice
and their advocacy role.
Item no. : NS27340167
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
FUNDAMENTALS FUNDAMENTALS OF OF
OF
NURSING: NURSING: VITAL VITAL VITAL SIGNS
SIGNS
Vital signs are measures of various
metabolic and physiological statuses,
often taken by health professionals, in
order to assess the most basic body
functions. Vital signs are an essential part
of a case presentation. The act of taking
vital signs normally entails recording body
temperature, pulse rate (or heart rate),
blood pressure, and respiratory rate, but
may also include other measurements.
Vital signs often vary by age. This video
describes factors that affect the vital signs
and accurate measurement of them while
aware of the variation of normal ranges for
each vital sign. For each sign the lecture
goes on to describe factors influencing its
variation based on physiologic difference,
site of parameter taking and devices used
to obtain data. Nine sites used to assess
the pulse and state the reasons for their
use is an example together with five
phases of Korotkoff's sounds. Other
described features include various
methods and sites used to measure blood
pressure, blood oxygenation using pulse
oximetry and heart rate. This lecture
identifies when it is appropriate to
delegate measurement of vital signs to
unlicensed assistive personnel.
Item no. : ES27340168
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
GENETIC GENETIC IMPLI IMPLICATIONS
IMPLI IMPLICATIONS
CATIONS
OF OF ADULT ADULT ADULT HEALTH
HEALTH
This video explores the role of genetic
concepts in health promotion and health
maintenance by applying knowledge of the
principles of genetic transmission and risk
factors for genetic disorders. It describes
the significance of delivering genetic
education and counseling follow-up in a
professional manner and the implications
of genetic advances on the role of nurses
with particular attention to spiritual, cultural,
ethical, legal, and social issues. The
students learn the significance of recent
advances in human genetics and the
impact on healthcare delivery.
Item no. : LM27340169
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
HEALTH HEALTH AND AND ILLNESS ILLNESS IIN
I N
THE THE ADULT ADULT ADULT CLIENT
CLIENT
This video covers the definition of health,
incorporating the health-illness continuum
and the concept of high-level wellness
together with the factors affecting
functional health status by integrating the
nurse's role in health promotion. Students
learn the characteristics of health, disease,
and illness, their behaviors and needs of
the client with acute illness and chronic
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