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the various types of respiratory distress
(respiratory distress syndrome, transient
tachypnea of the newborn, and meconium
aspiration syndrome) in the newborn and
their related nursing care. It covers
selected metabolic abnormalities
(including cold stress and hypoglycemia),
their effects on the newborn, and the
nursing implications. Students will be able
to differentiate between physiologic and
pathologic jaundice based on onset, cause,
possible sequelae, and specific
management and explain how Rh or ABO
incompatibility can lead to the
development of hyperbilirubinemia. The
lecture looks at nursing responsibilities in
caring for the newborn receiving
phototherapy, hematologic problems (such
as anemia and polycythemia), newborn
sepsis as result of maternally transmitted
infections, such as maternal syphilis,
gonorrhea, herpesvirus, and chlamydia;
the nursing implications associated with
each one. It finally looks at the
interventions to facilitate parental
attachment with the at-risk newborn and
special initial and long-term needs of
parents of at-risk infants.
Item no. : AU27340201
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
NEWBORN NEWBORN AT AT RISK, RISK, THE THE: THE :
CONDITIONS CONDITIONS CONDITIONS PRESENT PRESENT AAT
A T
BIRTH BIRTH
BIRTH
This video looks at factors present at birth
that indicate an at-risk newborn and
underlying etiologies of the physiologic
complications of small-for-gestational age
(SGA) newborns and preterm
appropriate-for-gestational-age (Pr AGA)
newborns. It covers the impact of maternal
diabetes mellitus on the newborn,
characteristics and potential complications
of the postterm newborn and newborn with
postmaturity syndrome. This video
highlights the physiologic characteristics of
the preterm newborn that predispose each
body system to various complications and
are used in development of plan of care.
Students learn the nursing assessments of
and initial interventions for a newborn born
with selected congenital anomalies.
Additionally, it explains the special care
needed by an alcohol- or drug-exposed
newborn and consequences of maternal
HIV/AIDS to management of the newborn
in the neonatal period. Students learn
physical examination findings during the
early newborn period that would make the
nurse suspect a congenital cardiac defect
and special care needed by newborns with
an inborn error of metabolism.
Item no. : VN27340202
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
NEWBORN NEWBORN NUTRITION
NUTRITION
NUTRITION
This video looks at the nutritional value
and composition of breast milk and
formula preparations and discusses the
advantages and disadvantages of
breastfeeding and formula-feeding for
both mother and newborn. It helps to
develop guidelines for helping both breast-
and formula-feeding mothers to feed their
newborns successfully. The lecture looks
at the influence of cultural values on infant
care, especially feeding practices and
nursing responsibilities for client education
about problems the breastfeeding mother
may encounter at home and incorporates
knowledge of newborn nutrition and
normal growth patterns into parent
education and infant assessment
Item no. : WA27340203
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
NORMAL NORMAL NEWBORN:
NEWBORN:
NEEDS NEEDS NEEDS AND AND CARE
CARE
This video looks at essential areas of
information to be obtained about a
newborn's birth experience and immediate
postnatal period as it relates the
physiologic and behavioral responses of
the newborn to possible interventions
needed. It covers major nursing
considerations and activities to be carried
out during the first 4 hours after birth
(admission and transitional period) and
subsequent daily care. Students explore
activities that should be included in a daily
care plan for normal newborn, common
concerns of families regarding their
newborns, topics to be included in parent
teaching on newborn and infant care.
Furthermore, it identifies opportunities to
individualize parent teaching and enhance
each parent's abilities and confidence
while providing infant care in the birthing
unit together with information to be
included in discharge planning with the
newborn's family.
Item no. : ZF27340204
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
NURSE NURSE AIDE AIDE-I: AIDE I: BASIC
BASIC
NURSING NURSING SKILLS
SKILLS
This DVD introduces the basic nursing
skills the nurse aide will need to measure
and record the resident's vital signs, height
and weight, and intake and output. The
vital signs provide information about
changes in normal body function and the
resident's response to treatment. The
resident's weight, compared with the
height, gives information about his/her
nutritional status and changes in the
medical condition. Intake and output
records provide information on fluid
balance and kidney function.
Item no. : RR27340205
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
NURSE NURSE AIDE AIDE-I: AIDE I: BASIC
BASIC
RESTORATIVE RESTORATIVE RESTORATIVE SERVICES
SERVICES
This DVD explores various aspects of
restorative care and the role of the nurse
aide in this process. Disease, injuries and
surgery are often responsible for the loss
of a body part or the loss of bodily function.
Working with the elderly and disabled
requires a great deal of patience, caring
and understanding from health care
workers. Working together to assist the
resident to attain the highest possible level
of functioning can be a very challenging
and rewarding experience.
Item no. : KR27340206
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
NURSE NURSE AIDE AIDE-I: AIDE I: COMMON
COMMON
DISEASES DISEASES AND
AND
CONDITIONS CONDITIONS OF OF OF BODY
BODY
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
This DVD reviews the structure and
function of the body and its systems. It
presents common disorders of each
system and lists the normal changes that
occur with the aging process. It includes
signs and symptoms which should be
reported. A basic knowledge of normal
anatomy and physiology will help the
nurse aide to understand the signs and
symptoms of disease, the reasons for the
care given, and the purposes of
procedures that are carried out for the
resident's comfort, healing and recovery.
Item no. : RW27340207
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
NURSE NURSE AIDE AIDE-I: AIDE I:
COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION AND
AND
INTERPERSONAL INTERPERSONAL INTERPERSONAL SKILLS
SKILLS
Nurse aides communicate with residents,
families, visitors and co-workers. Nurse
aides must frequently send and receive
information about the care and
observation of residents, report thoughts
and feelings as clearly and objectively as
possible and interact effectively with
others.
Item no. : CM27340208
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
NURSE NURSE AIDE AIDE-I: AIDE I: ETHICAL
ETHICAL
AND AND AND LEGAL LEGAL ISSUES ISSUES
ISSUES
As a member of the health care team, the
nurse aide will frequently be faced with
ethical and legal decisions that govern his
or her actions. Knowledge of ethical
standards, resident's rights and legal
issues are important for the protection of
nurse aides, employers, and residents.
Item no. : HL27340209
Format : DVD
Price : USD 156.00
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