Mosby's Nursing Video Skills DVD 3.0 Package: Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced
By- . Mosby
Help students learn how to correctly perform basic, intermediate, and advanced nursing procedures with these interactive, engaging videos. Clear, step-by-step demonstrations of over 125 key nursing procedures present the skills needed for confident performance in labs and clinicals. For each skill, students can also test their understanding with NCLEX® examination-style review questions with rationales.
DVD
Published: August 2008
Imprint: Mosby
Contents
- Basic Infection Control
- Performing hand hygiene
- Using personal protective equipment
- Performing a complete or partial bed bath
- Assisting with a tub bath or shower
- Performing back massage
- Performing perineal care for the female patient
- Performing perineal care for the male patient
- Making the unoccupied bed
- Making the occupied bed
- Assisting with moving and positioning a patient in bed
- Transferring from bed to wheelchair using a transfer belt
- Transferring from bed to a stretcher
- Performing passive range-of-motion exercises
- Applying elastic stockings
- Assisting with ambulation using a gait belt
- Using a sequential compression device
- Using a hydraulic lift
- Assisting with a urinal
- Assisting with a bedpan
- Applying a condom catheter
- Administering a cleansing enema
- Providing catheter care
- Assisting with meals
- Taking aspiration precautions
- Measuring intake and output
- Performing oral hygiene for an unconscious patient
- Cleaning dentures
- Performing hair care and shampooing in bed
- Shaving a male patient
- Performing nail and foot care
- Assisting with gown change
- Measuring height and weight
- Assessing radial pulse
- Assessing apical pulse
- Assessing apical-radial pulse
- Assessing respiration
- Assessing pain
- Taking a temperature with electronic thermometers
- Taking a temperature with tympanic thermometers
- Obtaining blood pressure by the one-step method
- Obtaining blood pressure by the two-step method
- Measuring oxygen saturation with pulse oximetry
- Using restraint alternatives
- Applying restraints
- Assessing wounds
- Irrigating wounds
- Changing dressings
- Managing wound drainage systems
- Caring for pressure ulcers
- Inserting a nasogastric feeding tube
- Providing enteral feedings
- Irrigating a feeding tube
- Removing a feeding tube
- Establishing & maintaining sterile field
- Adding items to a sterile field
- Pouring a sterile solution
- Using a pre-packaged sterile kit
- Performing sterile gloving
- Pouching a colostomy
- Pouching a ureterostomy
- Ensuring oxygen safety
- Setting oxygen flow rates
- Applying a nasal cannula or a face mask
- Maintaining an airway
- Providing tracheostomy care
- Performing oropharyngeal suctioning
- Performing nasotracheal suctioning
- Suctioning an artificial airway
- Providing postoperative care
- Managing pain
- Managing a nasogastric tube
- Performing a preoperative assessment
- Promoting family support and participation
- Teaching postoperative exercises and pain management
- Preparing a patient for surgery
- Collecting a midstream urine specimen
- Performing fecal occult blood testing
- Performing gastric occult blood and pH testing
- Collecting a sputum specimen
- Collecting a specimen for wound culture
- Performing blood glucose testing
- Screening urine for chemical properties
- Inserting an indwelling urinary catheter in a female patient
- Inserting an indwelling urinary catheter in a male patient
- Irrigating a urinary catheter
- Performing intermittent straight catheterization
- Obtaining a sterile urine specimen
- Removing indwelling urinary catheter
- Caring for suprapubic catheter
- Ensuring The Six Rights of Medication Administration
- Documenting medication administration
- Handling variations in medication administration
- Preventing medication errors
- Using specialty medication administration systems
- Administering topical medications
- Applying an estrogen patch or nitroglycerin paste
- Administering eye medications
- Administering eardrops
- Using a metered-dose inhaler (MDI)
- Using a dry powder inhaler (DPI)
- Inserting a rectal suppository
- Administering oral medication
- Preparing an infusion site
- Performing venipuncture and initiating infusion
- Dressing infusion site
- Troubleshooting intravenous infusions
- Discontinuing intravenous therapy
- Regulating intravenous infusions
- Using an infusion pump
- Changing intravenous tubing and fluids
- Changing intravenous dressings
- Adding medications to intravenous fluid container
- Administering medications by intravenous piggyback
- Administering medications by mini-infusion pump
- Administering medications by intravenous bolus
- Total parenteral nutrition therapy
- Providing a lipid infusion
- Preparing injections from an ampule
- Preparing injections from a vial
- Preparing insulin
- Drawing up more than one type of insulin
- Administering intradermal injections
- Administering subcutaneous injections
- Administering intramuscular injections
- Performing dressing care
- Drawing blood and administering fluid
- Troubleshooting vascular access devices
