Nurse Education on DVD
This series of videos form part of an ongoing project developing video based material for nurse education. We aim to cover all the main aspects of nursing. You can hover over the DVDs to see the details of them, and click to add to your purchase selection. The DVDs contain no copy protection, and your free to make copies for your friends. If you have any questions, we're happy to answer any emails sent to orders@campbellteaching.co.uk
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1. Cardiovascular A + P, heart physiology, blood vessels, arterial disease, microcirculation, lymphatics.DVD2
2. Shock, the causes and treatment of shockDVD3
3. Blood groups, blood groups, blood transfusions, Health advice, health advice in the WestDVD4
4. Skin A + P, immunity, infectious disease, innate and acquired immunity, InflammationDVD5
5. Wound healing, types of wounds and implications for wound management and good healing, Diabetes part 1, the nature of diabetes mellitus.DVD6
6. Respiratory A + P, anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system.DVD7
7. Nutrition, essential dietary components, Metabolism, malnutrition, utilisation of foods in the body for energy production. The effects of malnutrition illustrated in cases from India.DVD8
8. Bereavement, (Dennis Donald) how to help people who have been bereaved, contains plenty of practical advice.DVD9
9. Nervous system A + P, neurones, reflex arc, synapses, gross anatomy, protection of CNS, autonomic NSDVD10
10. Pain, pathophysiology of pain and relation to prevention and treatment, Diabetes II, diabetes mellitus additional material, Homeostasis, physiological concept of homeostasis.DVD11
11. Endocrine System, endocrine glands with an introduction to endocrine disorders, examples of clinical cases.DVD12
12. Gastrointestinal A + P, anatomy and physiology of the digestive system.DVD13
13. Ischaemic heart disease, coronary heart disease followed by a review of cardiopulmonary resuscitation.DVD14 14. Genetics, monohybrid autosomal and sex linked inheritance with worked clinical examples.DVD36
36. Peripheral vascular disease, peripheral arterial and venous disease. Introductory anatomy and physiology 8`48. Angeography 5`19. Aetiology 9`58. Clinical features 38`37. Treatments 15`20. Acute limb ischaemia 20`05. Normal venous return 29`34. Chronic venous hypertension, 29`34. Pathology of CVH 23`38. Clinical features 8`45. Aetiology and treatment of CVH.DVD15 15. Cell biology, cell structure and function. Diffusion and osmosis, processes of diffusion and osmosis with physiological examples.DVD35
35. Blood pressure, Introduction 14 mins 15. Factors determining normal BP 7 mins. Homeostatic control of BP 33 mins 38. Normal wave form 1 min 53. Recording BP 30 mins 51. Hypertension, 1 hour 13 mins 46.DVD16 16. Urinary System, anatomy and physiology. Acute renal failure, nature and management of acute renal failure.DVD34
34. Research, Research and the Nursing process (10 mins 10 secs). A process of Research (16 mins 50 secs). Reliability, Validity and Bias (4 mins 25 secs). Clinical Trials (20 mins 40 secs). DVD17 17. Clinical procedures, male catheterisation. DVD33
33. Pharmacology, i. a review of basic applied pharmacology. ii injections.DVD18 18. Trauma, priorities in care, blunt and penetrating abdominal injuries, chest injuries with particular reference to chest drainage. Head injuries, particular reference to Glasgow coma scale.DVD32
32. Fluid and electrolyte balance, normal physiology and some abnormal states. Infections of the gastrointestinal tract.DVD19 19. Hypothermia, Definition 2-07, causes 14-36, assessment 3-48, clinical features 24-37, management 30-10, complications 10-15, health promotion, 2-06, induced 2-22, health and the weather 5-25.DVD31
31. ECG Rhythms and life support, i. review of normal and abnormal ECG rhythms, (sinus, arrest causing, atrial arrhythmia's and heart blocks). ii. review of Basic Life Support procedures. iii. review of advanced life support, cardiac and respiratory.DVD20 20. Blood, composition and functions. Anaemia. DVD30
30. Pre and post operative care, systematic review of nursing care.DVD21 21. Cancer, nature of the disease and its possible causes followed by nursing management.DVD29
29. Bony injuries, fractures and complications, management principles.DVD22 22. Respiratory disorders, asphyxia. Asthma. Smoking.DVD28
28. Pressure sores, causes and prevention.DVD23 23. Basic human biology, gross anatomy, tissues, skeletal system.DVD27
27. Complications of immobility, complications, prevention, early recognition and treatment.DVD24 24. Respiratory system infections, broncho and lobar pneumonia. Alcohol drinking.DVD26
26. Jaundice, normal and altered physiology, principles of management and nursing care. Writing for publication/CV writing, i. a review of advice on writing articles. ii. How to prepare a CV. DVD25
25. Bronchitis and emphysema, acute bronchitis, chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Oxygen therapy.
DVD37 37. Brain A and P. Introduction to brain and skull. Areas of the brain. Brain tissues and organisation. Lobes and areas of the brain. Meninges. Nerve pathways.DVD39
39. Hypoxia, Disk i. Introduction and oxygen chain physiology. Causes and classifications of hypoxia.DVD38 38. Head Injuries. a discussion of the pathophysiology, clinical presentations and management of head injuries.DVD40
40. Hypoxia, Disk ii. Types of hypoxia. Assessment and clinical features. Management principles.
1. Cardiovascular A + P, heart physiology, blood vessels, arterial disease, microcirculation, lymphatics.DVD2
2. Shock, the causes and treatment of shockDVD3
3. Blood groups, blood groups, blood transfusions, Health advice, health advice in the WestDVD4
4. Skin A + P, immunity, infectious disease, innate and acquired immunity, InflammationDVD5
5. Wound healing, types of wounds and implications for wound management and good healing, Diabetes part 1, the nature of diabetes mellitus.DVD6
6. Respiratory A + P, anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system.DVD7
7. Nutrition, essential dietary components, Metabolism, malnutrition, utilisation of foods in the body for energy production. The effects of malnutrition illustrated in cases from India.DVD8
8. Bereavement, (Dennis Donald) how to help people who have been bereaved, contains plenty of practical advice.DVD9
9. Nervous system A + P, neurones, reflex arc, synapses, gross anatomy, protection of CNS, autonomic NSDVD10
10. Pain, pathophysiology of pain and relation to prevention and treatment, Diabetes II, diabetes mellitus additional material, Homeostasis, physiological concept of homeostasis.DVD11
11. Endocrine System, endocrine glands with an introduction to endocrine disorders, examples of clinical cases.DVD12
12. Gastrointestinal A + P, anatomy and physiology of the digestive system.DVD13
13. Ischaemic heart disease, coronary heart disease followed by a review of cardiopulmonary resuscitation.DVD14 14. Genetics, monohybrid autosomal and sex linked inheritance with worked clinical examples.DVD36
36. Peripheral vascular disease, peripheral arterial and venous disease. Introductory anatomy and physiology 8`48. Angeography 5`19. Aetiology 9`58. Clinical features 38`37. Treatments 15`20. Acute limb ischaemia 20`05. Normal venous return 29`34. Chronic venous hypertension, 29`34. Pathology of CVH 23`38. Clinical features 8`45. Aetiology and treatment of CVH.DVD15 15. Cell biology, cell structure and function. Diffusion and osmosis, processes of diffusion and osmosis with physiological examples.DVD35
35. Blood pressure, Introduction 14 mins 15. Factors determining normal BP 7 mins. Homeostatic control of BP 33 mins 38. Normal wave form 1 min 53. Recording BP 30 mins 51. Hypertension, 1 hour 13 mins 46.DVD16 16. Urinary System, anatomy and physiology. Acute renal failure, nature and management of acute renal failure.DVD34
34. Research, Research and the Nursing process (10 mins 10 secs). A process of Research (16 mins 50 secs). Reliability, Validity and Bias (4 mins 25 secs). Clinical Trials (20 mins 40 secs). DVD17 17. Clinical procedures, male catheterisation. DVD33
33. Pharmacology, i. a review of basic applied pharmacology. ii injections.DVD18 18. Trauma, priorities in care, blunt and penetrating abdominal injuries, chest injuries with particular reference to chest drainage. Head injuries, particular reference to Glasgow coma scale.DVD32
32. Fluid and electrolyte balance, normal physiology and some abnormal states. Infections of the gastrointestinal tract.DVD19 19. Hypothermia, Definition 2-07, causes 14-36, assessment 3-48, clinical features 24-37, management 30-10, complications 10-15, health promotion, 2-06, induced 2-22, health and the weather 5-25.DVD31
31. ECG Rhythms and life support, i. review of normal and abnormal ECG rhythms, (sinus, arrest causing, atrial arrhythmia's and heart blocks). ii. review of Basic Life Support procedures. iii. review of advanced life support, cardiac and respiratory.DVD20 20. Blood, composition and functions. Anaemia. DVD30
30. Pre and post operative care, systematic review of nursing care.DVD21 21. Cancer, nature of the disease and its possible causes followed by nursing management.DVD29
29. Bony injuries, fractures and complications, management principles.DVD22 22. Respiratory disorders, asphyxia. Asthma. Smoking.DVD28
28. Pressure sores, causes and prevention.DVD23 23. Basic human biology, gross anatomy, tissues, skeletal system.DVD27
27. Complications of immobility, complications, prevention, early recognition and treatment.DVD24 24. Respiratory system infections, broncho and lobar pneumonia. Alcohol drinking.DVD26
26. Jaundice, normal and altered physiology, principles of management and nursing care. Writing for publication/CV writing, i. a review of advice on writing articles. ii. How to prepare a CV. DVD25
25. Bronchitis and emphysema, acute bronchitis, chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Oxygen therapy.
DVD37 37. Brain A and P. Introduction to brain and skull. Areas of the brain. Brain tissues and organisation. Lobes and areas of the brain. Meninges. Nerve pathways.DVD39
39. Hypoxia, Disk i. Introduction and oxygen chain physiology. Causes and classifications of hypoxia.DVD38 38. Head Injuries. a discussion of the pathophysiology, clinical presentations and management of head injuries.DVD40
40. Hypoxia, Disk ii. Types of hypoxia. Assessment and clinical features. Management principles.
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