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ADN 234L Video Links

Below are links to videos for ADN 234L. If off campus, you will be prompted to log in with your SC4 portal username and password.

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Assessment of the newborn: Head to toe assessment.
(Cypress, CA: Medcom, 2016), 17 mins
This program looks at the complete head to toe assessment of the newborn. It begins with a discussion of vital signs and continues with presentation of issues related to eye care. Weighing and measuring are examined including presentations of "normal" values. As the assessment continues, the trunk, umbilical cord, skin, extremities, genitalia and anus are discussed. The program concludes with a presentation of issues related to newborn screening such as phenylketonuria (PKU).
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Harrigan, J., Suderman, R., Scott, A., Classroom Productions, & Medcom, i. (2010). Assessment of the newborn: Head to toe assessment. Cypress, CA;San Luis Obispo, Calif.;: Classroom Production, Inc.
Also available: RJ251 .A884 2010 dvd, Dvd - Ask At Circ Desk
Neonates, infants, and toddlers: Beginning pediatric nursing
(Cypress, CA: Medcom, 2007), 17 mins
MEDCOM Pediatrics is one branch of medicine that demands a focus beyond the individual patient and immediate health problems. This series focuses on the developmental stages of children over time, on the child's position within a family, on the unique cultural characteristics of the family and on techniques of assessing and providing care in ways that minimize the trauma and upset to children who often do not fully understand what is happening.
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Neonates, infants, and toddlers: Beginning pediatric nursing [Video file]. (2007). Retrieved October 29, 2018.
Neonates, infants, and toddlers: Beginning pediatric nursing
17 minutes - alternate link
Films on Demand
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Neonates, infants, and toddlers: Beginning pediatric nursing [Video file]. (2007). Retrieved Jan. 22, 2019, from https://digital.films.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?wID=97865&xtid=47453
Caring for the postpartum patient
(Cypress, CA: Medcom, 2020), 17 minutes
During the postpartum period of care, the patient may require a notable amount of physical and psychological care. This course focuses on the physiological, psychological and emotional changes a woman goes through during the postpartum period, and includes information that can assist the nurse in caring for and reassuring her postpartum patients. The course also discusses the importance of emotional support and patient education during the postpartum phase of care. After completing this course, the learner should be able to: list and discuss the physiological changes that occur in the postpartum patient; list and discuss the psychological and emotional changes that can occur in the postpartum patient; describe and perform physical assessment of the postpartum patient; discuss the nurse's primary role during postpartum care; and discuss the importance of emotional support and patient education during the postpartum phase of care.
Obstetrical Nursing, Labor and Delivery
(Cypress: CA: Medcom, 2020) 16 minutes
Barbara Wray Wayland Some women experience no problem giving birth to their babies. Others have difficulty and need assistance. Common procedures used to assist a baby's birth include forceps delivery, vacuum extraction and cesarean section. This course provides an overview of these procedures and details the Labor and Delivery nurse's responsibilities in regard to forceps delivery, vacuum extraction and C-section. The course also discusses the nurse's role in patient education regarding these procedures.
Obstetrical Nursing, Newborn Stabilization and Care
(Cypress, CA: Medcom, 2020), 18 mins
Barbara Wray Wayland While most births occur naturally and without complication, some do not. By understanding basic newborn stabilization and care practices, the nurse can help to create a positive delivery outcome for her patients.

Links checked Jan. 22, 2019, jl; Links checked & updated Mar. 25, 2020 kl; Links checked & updated April 28, 2021

Prof. Armstrong's videos - PEDS

Pediatric Physical Assessment, Part 1
(2013) 25 minutes
Performing a physical assessment on a child can be a challenge and requires healthcare professionals to not only have a solid knowledge-base of the normal growth and development patterns of children, but to also have effective approaches for assessing children of various ages. This series will focus on the technical skills used to perform a head-to-toe well-child evaluation, as well as how to approach and minimize the stress of the youngster during the process. An essential part of preventive pediatric medicine is a complete and thorough physical assessment. Pediatric Physical Assessment Part 1 covers the evaluation of external body functions, including assessing physical growth and observing general appearance of the whole person.
Release Date
2013
Duration
25 minutes
Pediatric Physical Assessment, Part 2
(2013) 29 minutes.
Performing a physical assessment on a child can be a challenge and requires healthcare professionals to not only have a solid knowledge-base of the normal growth and development patterns of children, but to also have effective approaches for assessing children of various ages. This series will focus on the technical skills used to perform a head-to-toe well-child evaluation, as well as how to approach and minimize the stress of the youngster during the process.
Labor and Delivery
(2020) 16 minutes
Some women experience no problem giving birth to their babies. Others have difficulty and need assistance. Common procedures used to assist a baby's birth include forceps delivery, vacuum extraction and cesarean section. This course provides an overview of these procedures and details the Labor and Delivery nurse's responsibilities in regard to forceps delivery, vacuum extraction and C-section. The course also discusses the nurse's role in patient education regarding these procedures.
Newborn Stabilization and Care
(2020) 18 minutes
While most births occur naturally and without complication, some do not. By understanding basic newborn stabilization and care practices, the nurse can help to create a positive delivery outcome for her patients.
Medicating Children: Techniques for Medication Administration
(2013) 20 minutes
This program demonstrates and describes the safest, gentlest and least intrusive methods of administering pediatric medications to children of varying ages including instruction on the precise administration of otic, ophthalmic, nasal, oral, rectal and injectable medications. Objectives: After completing this course, the learner should be able to: - Demonstrate appropriate strategies for administering medication to children of different developmental levels - Explain the nurse's role in the administration of children's medications - Describe how to administer oral, otic, ophthalmic, rectal, nasal and injectable medications to children - Select suitable injection sites for medication
Physical Abuse (Part 1)
(2008) 14 minutes
Child abuse and neglect are all too common in the United States. Each year six million reports of suspected abuse and neglect are made to child protective services, and of these almost 900,000 cases are substantiated. Everyone in health care has a responsibility to be aware of this continuing problem. This series provides 1.5 total hours of continuing education credit and is designed to help those providing care recognize the signs of abuse and neglect, and what actions to take if it is suspected.The three programs in this series are:Recognizing Child Abuse, Part 1: Physical Abuse Recognizing Child Abuse, Part 2: Neglect and Emotional Abuse Recognizing Child Abuse, Part 3: Sexual Abuse
Assessing Pediatric Pain
(2017) 11 minutes
The experience of pain is at the same time universal yet unique to every individual. It is a multifaceted subjective experience, so it can be challenging to assess and manage. This is especially true in the pediatric patient population, some of who are not yet verbal. Yet pediatric pain that is not adequately addressed can be detrimental to physical, emotional and academic development. It is critical that healthcare providers be able to evaluate pain in children and provide the means to alleviate it.
Overview:
No pediatric patient should have to endure pain. But the discomfort many children feel because of injury, illness, or medical intervention may be missed because of inadequate assessment techniques. It is critical that healthcare providers be able to evaluate pain in children and provide the means to alleviate it.
Neglect and Emotional Abuse (Part 2)
(2008) 13 minutes
Child abuse and neglect are all too common in the United States. Each year six million reports of suspected abuse and neglect are made to child protective services, and of these almost 900,000 cases are substantiated. Everyone in health care has a responsibility to be aware of this continuing problem. This series provides 1.5 total hours of continuing education credit and is designed to help those providing care recognize the signs of abuse and neglect, and what actions to take if it is suspected.The three programs in this series are:Recognizing Child Abuse, Part 1: Physical Abuse Recognizing Child Abuse, Part 2: Neglect and Emotional Abuse Recognizing Child Abuse, Part 3: Sexual Abuse

Links added Sept. 8, 2020; Links checked & updated to 2020 editions April 21, 2021 jl

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