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Taylor's Video Guide to Clinical Nursing Skills

Student Set on CD-ROM

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Taylors Video Guide to Clinical Nursing Skills is available for individual use on CD-ROM. Each video presents a team of nursing students and their instructor as they perform 100+ nursing procedures in realistic clinical settings. The videos are organized to match the parent textbook and provide a visual presentation to the essential nursing skills enabling them to develop and build on a foundation of skills. Enhanced navigation allows students to advance directly to the specific skills they wish to view. Includes a bonus Head-to-Toe Assessment CD-ROM.

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Publication date
2006
Issue number
1
Cover
CD-ROM
Weight (g)
435
  • Video Table of Contents

    1:: Vital Signs

    Measuring Oral Temperature, Radial Pulse, Respiratory Rate, and Blood Pressure
    Measuring Blood Pressure with an Automatic Electronic Device
    Measuring a Tympanic Temperature
    Measuring a Rectal Temperature
    Measuring an Axillary Temperature
    Measuring an Apical Pulse
    Unexpected Situations

    2:: Asepsis,

    Performing Hand Hygiene
    Preparing a Sterile Field:: Packaged Drape and Individually Packaged Supplies
    Putting on Sterile Gloves
    Removing Soiled Gloves
    Preparing a Sterile Field:: Pre-Packaged Kit
    Putting on Personal Protective Equipment
    Removing Personal Protective Equipment
    Unexpected Situations

    3:: Oral and Topical Medications,

    The Three Checks and Five Rights of Medication Administration
    Preparing Unit Dose-Packaged Medications
    Administering Oral Medication
    Removing a Medication Tablet from a Bottle
    Splitting Tablet Medication
    Preparing Liquid Medication
    Preparing a Transdermal Patch
    Administering a Transdermal Patch
    Preparing Eye and Ear Drops
    Administering Eye and Ear Drops
    Administering a Rectal Suppository
    Unexpected Situations

    4:: Injectable Medications,

    Preparing Medication from an Ampule
    Preparing Medication from a Vial
    Mixing Two Insulins in One Syringe
    Administering an Intradermal Injection
    Administering a Subcutaneous Injection
    Administering an Intramuscular Injection

    5:: Intravenous Medications

    Administering IV Medication by Piggyback Infusion
    Administering IV Medication Using a Mini Infusion Pump
    Administering IV Medication Using a Volume Control Administration Set
    Administering a Medication Bolus through a Medication or IV Lock
    Unexpected Situations

    6:: Perioperative Nursing Care,

    Preoperative Teaching
    Deep Breathing Exercises
    Splinting and Coughing
    Incentive Spirometer
    Postoperative Leg Exercises
    Turning Properly in Bed
    Preoperative Nursing Care on the Day of Surgery
    Postoperative Nursing Care on the Day of Surgery
    Applying a Pneumatic Compression Device
    Unexpected Situations

    7:: Hygiene,

    Making an Unoccupied Bed
    Giving a Bed Bath and Changing an Occupied Bed
    Assisting a Patient with Oral Care
    Unexpected Situations

    8:: Skin Integrity and Wound Care,

    Cleaning a Surgical Wound and Applying a Dry Sterile Dressing
    Obtaining a Wound Culture
    Irrigating a Wound Using Sterile Technique
    Applying a Warm Sterile Compress
    Unexpected Situations

    9:: Activity,

    Turning a Patient in Bed
    Providing Range of Motion Exercises
    Assisting a Patient Up in Bed:: One Nurse Working Alone
    Assisting the Patient Up in Bed:: Two Nurses Working Together
    Assisting a Patient from a Bed to a Stretcher:: Three Nurses Working Together
    Assisting a Patient into a Wheelchair
    Unexpected Situations

    10:: Nutrition,

    Inserting a Nasogastric Tube
    Administering a Continuous Tube Feeding:: Using a Feeding Pump and a Prefilled, Closed Tube Feeding Set-up
    Administering an Intermittent Tube Feeding:: Using a Gravity Set-up and an Open Feeding Bag System
    Irrigating a Nasogastric Tube
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