Medical-Surgical
Basic ECG Rhythm Strip Interpretation Tutorial
6/2/08 (Equivalent to 4 modules) LWW
978-07817-7995-1
There are 8 units; each unit is about 30 screens in length. The course contains content on electrical activity of the heart and sinus rhythm, atrial dysrhythmias, junctional and ventricular dysrhythmias, and heart blocks--in a colorful, easy-to-understand format. Interactive and easy-to-learn modules of material are designed to engage the learner and introduce difficult to understand concepts using photos and animations to support learning. Colorful graphics review cardiac structure, lead placement, and rhythm strip interpretation. Vivid animations demonstrate normal and abnormal cardiac conduction. CE Credits will be offered.
12-Lead ECG Interpretation Tutorial
6/19/08 (Equivalent to 4 modules) LWW
978-07817-7997-5
Tutorial on interpreting electrocardiography (ECG) rhythm strips. This program will review the structures and functions of the cardiac system and will teach the learner how to obtain an accurate 12-lead ECG and identify waveforms and heart rate and rhythm. The course will also cover the QRS axis; hypertrophy and strain; bundle branch blocks; 12-lead ECG characteristics in ischemia, injury, and infarct; and the causes and characteristics of non-infarction related to 12-lead ECG changes.
This tutorial contains seven lessons:
Lesson 1: Cardiac anatomy and physiology
Lesson 2: Obtaining a 12-lead ECG
Lesson 3: Interpreting a 12-lead ECG
Lesson 4: Axis deviation
Lesson 5: Hypertrophy
Lesson 6: Bundle branch blocks
Lesson 7: Ischemia, injury, and infarct
Breath Sounds: Basic Skills and Techniques Tutorial
07/01/07 LWW
978-1-58255-645-1
This is an introductory course in breath sounds that offers a brief overview of the anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system. Also included are overviews of respiratory assessment, and normal and abnormal breath sounds with audio.
Distinguishing Advanced Breath Sounds Tutorial
07/01/07 LWW
978-1-58255-646-8
This is a course in advanced breath sounds. It offers a brief overview of respiratory assessment, as well as normal and advanced abnormal breath sounds with audio.
Heart Sounds: Basic Skills and Techniques Tutorial
07/01/07 LWW
978-1-58255-648-2
This introductory course in heart sounds features a brief overview of the anatomy and physiology of the cardiovascular system and an overview of cardiovascular assessment. Audio of normal and abnormal heart sounds is also included.
Distinguishing Advanced Heart Sounds Tutorial
07/01/07 LWW
978-1-58255-649-9
This is advanced course in heart sounds features a brief overview of cardiovascular assessment and normal and abnormal heart sounds. Audio is included to distinguish among these sounds.
Diabetic Patient with Hypertension Clinical Simulation in Nursing
03/01/04 LWW
978-1-58255-496-9
In this simulation, the nurse cares for Tony Tyler, a 55 year-old with newly diagnosed hypertension. The simulation takes place in a medical clinic. Topics include assessment, nursing diagnoses, communication of significant assessment findings to the physician, development of a nursing care plan, and patient education.
Hip Fracture Resulting From Osteoporosis Clinical Simulation in Nursing
03/01/04 LWW
978-1-58255-490-7
In this simulation, the nurse cares for Nora Pratt, a 76 year old patient with a hip fracture who has a history of osteoporosis. The simulation takes place in the medical-surgical unit. Topics include the anatomy of the hip, risk factors for osteoporosis, types of hip fractures, management of the patient in the pre-op and post-op phases, complications due to hip fractures, and patient and family education regarding the avoidance of osteoporosis.
Hyperglycemic Crisis Clinical Simulation in Nursing
03/01/04 LWW
978-1-58255-488-4
In this simulation, the nurse cares for Charles Edwards, a 46 year-old with severe fluid deficit caused by hyperglycemic crisis. The scenario takes place in the emergency department. Topics include nursing care and medical management of hyperglycemic crisis, fluid resuscitation, nursing assessment of fluid status, management of electrolyte disturbances, and patient and family education related to factors that precipitate hyperglycemic crisis.
Heart Failure Management Clinical Simulation in Nursing
03/01/04 LWW
978-1-58255-494-5
In this simulation, the nurse cares for Arlene Newton, a 73 year-old newly diagnosed with heart failure. The simulation takes place in the medical clinic. Topics include patient assessment, nursing diagnoses, communication of findings to the patient's physician, development of a nursing care plan for an individual diagnosed with heart failure, and patient education about the disease process and its management.
Fluids & Electrolytes Tutorial
03/01/04 LWW
978-1-58255-489-1
This course describes fluid and electrolyte balances and disturbances. Composition of body fluids, regulation of fluid balance, normal serum levels, and functions of major electrolytes are discussed. In addition, the course presents the clinical manifestations, assessment, and treatment of electrolyte disturbances.
Nursing Care of Heart Failure Tutorial
03/01/04 LWW
978-1-58255-495-2
This course describes the pathophysiology, precipitating factors, and clinical manifestations and complications associated with heart failure. It also addresses medical and nursing care for patients with heart failure, including typical diagnostic tests, patient assessments, and treatment strategies.
Nursing Care of Hypertension Tutorial
03/01/04 LWW
978-1-58255-497-6
This course describes the incidence and common manifestations and complications associated with hypertension. It addresses medical and nursing care for patients with hypertension, including typical diagnostic tests, patient assessments, and treatment strategies.
Nursing Care of Osteoporosis Tutorial
03/01/04 LWW
978-1-58255-491-4
This course describes osteoporosis, a disorder of bone metabolism in which bone mass is decreased. It addresses risk factors, assessment, clinical findings, and methods to treat or prevent osteoporosis, and to prevent complications that may accompany osteoporosis.
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