2012 New Releases Catalogue November - Learningemall.com

illness. The lectures explores the primary,
secondary, and tertiary levels of illness
prevention and looks at the physical status,
risks for alterations in health, assessment
guidelines, and healthy behaviors of the
young adult, middle adult, and older adult.
Additionally, it covers the important
definitions, functions, and developmental
stages and tasks of the family.
Item no. : DN27340170
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
HEALTH HEALTH PROMOTION PROMOTION AND
AND
MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE FFOR
FF
OR THE
THE
OLDER OLDER CHILD CHILD AND
AND
ADOLESCENT
ADOLESCENT
This video applies knowledge of
school–age growth and development to
identify needed assessment of nutrition
and physical activity, components of
self–concept and growing importance of
peers in planning teaching strategies. The
use of knowledge of the major injury risks
of school-age children to plan nursing
interventions that contribute to their
prevention and major health concerns of
the adolescent years. This lecture
attempts to apply communication skills to
interactions with adolescents and their
families. Students learn how to apply
assessment skills to plan data-gathering
methods for nutrition, physical activity, and
mental health status of youth including
integration of activities to promote health
and to prevent disease and injury.
Item no. : TF27340171
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
HEALTH HEALTH PROMOTION PROMOTION PROMOTION AND AND
AND
MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE IN IN INFAN INFANCY INFAN CY
AND AND EARLY EARLY CHILDHOOD
CHILDHOOD
CHILDHOOD
This lecture defines, describes how to
address, and components of visits for
health promotion and health maintenance.
It explores the nurse's role in providing
health promotion and health maintenance
for the infant and young child and general
observations made of infants and their
families as they come to the pediatric
healthcare home for health supervision
visits. Emphasis is placed on areas of
assessment and intervention for health
supervision visits of infants and young
children—growth and developmental
surveillance, nutrition, physical activity,
oral health, mental and spiritual health,
family and social relations, disease
prevention strategies, and injury
prevention strategies. Students learn how
to plan health promotion and health
maintenance strategies employed during
health supervision visits of infants and
young children and integrate pertinent
mental healthcare into health supervision
visits for young children.
Item no. : WF27340172
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
HOME HOME CARE CARE OF OF THE THE
THE
POSTPARTUM POSTPARTUM FAMILY
FAMILY
This video highlights components of
postpartal home care and main purposes
of home visits during the postpartum
period. It outlines actions a nurse should
take to ensure personal safety, aspects of
fostering a caring relationship,
assessment, care and reinforcement of
parent teaching in the home. The lecture
describes maternal and family
assessment and anticipated progress after
birth and interventions to address the
common concerns of breastfeeding
mothers following discharge and other
types of follow-up care available to
postpartum families.
Item no. : LU27340175
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
INFANT, INFANT, CHILD, CHILD, AN AND AN D
ADOLESCENT ADOLESCENT NUTRITION
NUTRITION
This video discusses major nutritional
concepts pertaining to the growth and
development of children and nursing
interventions to meet nutritional needs for
all age groups from infancy through
adolescence. Lecture integrates methods
of nutritional assessment into nursing care
of infants, children, and adolescents;
common nutritional problems of children in
developed countries and the nursing
process to care for children with eating
disorders.
Item no. : WF27340176
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
MATERNITY MATERNITY NURSING:
NURSING:
ANTEPARTAL ANTEPARTAL NURSING
NURSING
ASSESSMENT
ASSESSMENT
This video covers the essential
components of a prenatal history, defines
common obstetric terminology found in the
history of maternity clients and factors
related to the father's health that are
generally recorded on the prenatal record.
It describes areas that should be
evaluated as part of the initial assessment
of psychosocial and cultural factors related
to a woman's pregnancy and the normal
physiologic changes one would expect to
find when performing a physical
assessment of a pregnant woman. The
lecture emphasizes on the methods most
commonly used to determine the
estimated date of birth and development
of an outline of the essential
measurements that can be determined by
clinical pelvimetry. Students will
understand the possible causes of
abnormal findings during the initial or
subsequent prenatal examination and
relate the components of the subsequent
prenatal history and assessment to the
progress of pregnancy.
Item no. : SA27340181
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
MATERNITY MATERNITY MATERNITY NURSING:
NURSING:
ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT OF OF OF FETAL
FETAL
WELL WELL-BEING
WELL BEING BEING
This video identifies pertinent information
to be discussed with the woman regarding
her own assessment of fetal activity and
methods of recording fetal activity. It looks
at indications and interprets findings for
ultrasound examination during pregnancy,
procedure and information obtained from
Doppler velocity, nonstress test,
contraction stress test, and biophysical
profile tests. The lecture covers the use of
amniocentesis as a diagnostic tool and
tests that can be done on amniotic fluid
together with the advantages and
disadvantages of chorionic villus sampling
(CVS).
Item no. : NS27340182
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
MATERNITY MATERNITY MATERNITY NURSING:
NURSING:
BIRTH BIRTH-RELATED
BIRTH BIRTH RELATED
PROCEDURES
PROCEDURES
This video lecture examines the methods
and purpose of external and internal
version while looking at the use of
amniotomy in current maternal-newborn
care. It compares methods for inducing
labor, explaining their advantages and
disadvantages and identifies at least two
indications for amnioinfusion. The lecture
covers the types of episiotomy performed,
the associated nursing interventions, and
the indications for and risks of
forceps-assisted birth. Students learn the
use of vacuum extraction to assist birth,
indications for cesarean birth, impact on
the family unit, preparation and teaching
needs, and associated nursing care while
discussing vaginal birth following
cesarean birth.
Item no. : DL27340183
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
MATERNITY MATERNITY NURSING
NURSING:
NURSING :
CHILDBIRTH CHILDBIRTH CHILDBIRTH AT AT AT RISK
RISK
This video covers hypertonic and
hypotonic labor patterns, including the
risks, clinical therapy, and nursing care
management. It describes the possible
impact of postterm pregnancy on the
childbearing family and relates the various
types of fetal malposition and
malpresentation to the possible associated
problems. The lecture focuses on the
identification, management, and care of
fetal macrosomia, the nursing care for the
woman with more than one fetus and care
indicated for nonreassuring fetal status.
Additionally, it covers abruptio placentae
and placenta previa, including implications
for the mother and fetus and nursing care.
Variations that may occur with or in the
umbilical cord and insertion into the
placenta and the identification,
management, and nursing care of women
with amniotic fluid embolus, hydramnios,
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