The roles of a Code Blue team are demonstrated in this program as staff go through a mock code scenario in an inpatient unit. Each member, including the team leader, bedside nurses, anesthesiologist,
The Code Blue team has been notified that a patient who was found apneic and pulseless in a pond will be arriving in the Emergency Department in several minutes. This program begins by showing how the
Although many healthcare professionals are comfortable and competent in resuscitation of adults, fewer are proficient in pediatrics. Even in facilities where children are not normally cared for, staff
This program presents a graphically illustrated overview of the cardiovascular system, examining how cardiac medications affect the system in general. It defines the types of medications used in cardi
As a result in the expanding knowledge base in the field of genetics, much has been discovered about the relationship between genetic mutations and cancer development. Healthcare consumers are becomin
This course explores how well an elderly person functions in the environment, focusing on the demands of daily living. It also describes how to evaluate the person in a variety of settings.
This program describes the anatomy and physiology of thrombocytes and their importance in blood coagulation. Normal and abnormal platelet values are examined in conjunction with relevant nursing care.
In this program, the pathophysiology of both allergies and anaphylaxis is explained. In addition, common types of allergens such as pollen, weeds, grass, dust mites, molds, animal dander, insect venom
This program is a continuation of the subject matter introduced in 612.1, and focuses on the essential aspects of auscultation of the lungs. Breath sounds, voice and whispered sounds are discussed in
This program describes alterations in body functions occurring with impaired mobility. Common problems such as muscular atrophy, fluid and electrolyte disturbances, disorder in blood clotting mechanis
This program demonstrates the resuscitation of an in-patient who suffers an unwitnessed pulseless arrest on an acute care floor. It begins when a nurse finds an unresponsive patient and describes her
The diagnosis of mental retardation can be challenging. Like other developmental disorders, retardation can have symptoms that mimic other conditions. This program discusses ways in which the child is
IVs are utilized in all care settings including home care. This program discusses and describes the various types of IV access and their uses, including advantages, disadvantages, and safety precautio
Pediatric patients have a much higher risk of injury or death from medication errors than adults. In this program, the physiologic differences that affect their reaction to both illness and medication
This program will focus on nasogastric or NG tubes. We will discuss the rationale for their use, the procedure for placement in an awake, alert patient, and nursing assessments and interventions befor
This program will describe peripheral arterial lines, including rationale for their use, equipment needed for their cannulation, and pre- and post-placement assessments. In addition, setting a hemodyn
This program demonstrates the resuscitation of an in-patient who suffers an unwitnessed pulseless arrest on an acute care floor. It begins when a nurse finds an unresponsive patient and describes her
Symptom Management for the Patient with Lung Cancer will assist the nurse and other members of the cancer care team in providing meaningful guidance and care for patients with lung cancer.
Sepsis and DIC are two of the most common and complex, oncologic emergencies that nurses manage. A thorough discussion of the physiology of each emergency corresponds with an in depth review of the pe
Sepsis and DIC are two of the most common and complex, oncologic emergencies that nurses manage. A thorough discussion of the physiology of each emergency corresponds with an in depth review of the pe
Sepsis and DIC are two of the most common and complex, oncologic emergencies that nurses manage. A thorough discussion of the physiology of each emergency corresponds with an in depth review of the pe
This section focuses on the list of oncology conditions frequently treated with radiation therapy as a single modality or in combination with other cancer treatments.
This program is composed of six case studies and the viewer must use critical thinking, as well as, the techniques described in the first two programs and apply them to clinical scenarios. Exercises u
This program is composed of six case studies and the viewer must use critical thinking, as well as, the techniques described in the first two programs and apply them to clinical scenarios. Exercises u
This program demonstrates immediate assessment of the newly-born with an emphasis on criteria that confirm the neonate is in stable condition. It begins by illustrating how to perform a systematic, de
Calculations and Unit Analysis builds upon the information and techniques presented in the first two programs and adds the important concept of unit analysis. Frequently performed nursing calculations
Calculations for Emergency Medications demonstrates math techniques to properly administer the medications recommended by ACLS in life-threatening situations. It includes Epinephrine concentration, bo
Sinus arrhythmia, sinus bradycardia, sinus tachycardia, atrial flutter, and atrial fibrillation are discussed in this program using illustration, animation, and scenarios. The pathophysiology and symp
This program describes how the nurse should utilize her knowledge, senses, evaluation techniques, interviewing skills, and intuition in working with patients. There is an emphasis on patient assessmen
This program describes how the nurse should utilize her knowledge, senses, evaluation techniques, interviewing skills, and intuition in working with patients. There is an emphasis on patient assessmen
This program provides an overview of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, including demographics, symptoms, and affects on daily life. Testing, evaluation, and challenges in making the diagnosis
This program provides an overview of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, including demographics, symptoms, and affects on daily life. Testing, evaluation, and challenges in making the diagnosis
This section discusses the incidence and prevalence of malpractice in the United States. The program uses short case studies to describe each of the elements of malpractice and how nurses can avoid th
This program discusses nursing management in the care of skin irritation, dysphagia, mucositis resulting from external beam radiation as well as patient education interventions.
This program explores how one nurse's personal involvement in a sentinel event can be a learning experience. Dana-Farber's system analysis is explored as well as its current high quality medication di
This program explores how one nurse's personal involvement in a sentinel event can be a learning experience. Dana-Farber's system analysis is explored as well as its current high quality medication di
This program demonstrates immediate assessment of the newly-born with an emphasis on criteria that confirm the neonate is in stable condition. It begins by illustrating how to perform a systematic, de
Pneumothorax and tension pneumothorax can be life-threatening events. This program discusses the risk factors, causes, pathophysiology, and symptoms associated with each of them. In addition, the film
This two part program discusses one of the most prevalent health problems in the world ? coronary artery disease. This program looks at the definition of the disease and its impact on the health care
In Part Two, we first examine the problem of decompensation, which occurs when the compensatory mechanisms can no longer be sustained and the heart fails. The demonstration is followed by a triage phy
