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WE DELIVER WORLDWIDE FROM CANADA
SET THAT HAS EVERYTHING YOU NEED
TOWARDS YOUR QUEST TO PERFECT BEING A MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL.
MEDICAL TRAINING on 8 DVDs
With More Video Demonstrations than Ever Before
OVER 100 HOURS OF TRAINING
Videos, Power points, Pdf's, etc with (CSA) CLINICAL SKILLS ASSESSMENT
The Breakdown of the Materials are as Follows:
VIDEO DEMONSTRATION & INSTRUCTIONS ON:
DVD 1
12 – LED EKG READING Identify normal EKG waveform morphology. Describe the normal physiology of cardiac conduction. Distinguish between cardiac dysrhythmias, including sinus, atrial, junctional and ventricular dysrhythmias. Describe the physiological consequences and treatments of these dysrhythmias. Learn the Anatomy & Physiology of the Heart Cellular Biology Relating to the Heart Basics of Interpretation of EKG Learn about the Heart's Electrical Activity The 8 Steps Method 1. EVALUATE P FORM 2. EVALUATE ATRIAL RHYTHM 3. EVALUATE ATRIAL RATE 4. CALCULATE DURATION OF P-R INTERVALS 5. EVALUATE VENTRICULAR RHYTHM 6. EVALUATE VENTRICULAR RATE 7. CALCULATE DURATION OF QRS COMPLEX 8. CALCULATE DURATION OF Q-T INTERVAL PROCEDURES OF LEARNING TOPICS 1. CARDIAC ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY 2. THE EKG WAVEFORM 3. ELECTRODE PLACEMENT 4. INTERPRETATION 5. NORMAL SINUS RHYTHM 6. S-T SEGMENT ELEVATION 7. SINUS BRADYCARDIA 8. SINUS TACHYCARDIA By the end of this video training, you will be able to: Recognize the P wave, the QRS complex, The S-T segment and T wave? You will be able to measure the P-R interval the QRS duration, the amount of S-T segment deviation and the Q-T interval
DVD 2
INTUBATION TECHNIQUES RELATED ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY WHAT IS INTUBATION WHY DO WE INTUBATE LEARN TO IDENTIFY: - Larynx - Thyroid Cartilage - Cricoids Cartilage. – Epiglottis. - Arytenoids Cartilage - Corniculate Cartilage, - Cuneiform Cartilages, - Vocal Cords - What are Arytenoids Bulges? IDENTIFY LANDMARKS PREPARING PATIENT FOR INTUBATION COMPLICATIONS THAT MAY ARISE WHAT IS AN LARYNGOSCOPE PARTS TO A LARYNGOSCOPE ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE & COMPONENTS TRACHEAL TUBE SIZES & DEPTH MARKINGS HOW TO PREPARE THE TUBE USE OF A STYLET PREPARING AND INSERTING THE BLADE AUSCULTATING THE PATIENT IRREGULAR LUNG SOUNDS & CAUSES SECURING THE TUBE CRICOTHYROTOMY PLUS MUCH MORE
DVD 3
I. V., TRAINING, TEACHING, AWARENESS RISKS OF I.V THERAPY VENIPUNCTURE PREPARATION VENIPUNCTURE TECHNIQUES ASSESSING FOR PROBLEMS & COMPLICATIONS SELECTING PROPER EQUIPMENT BY: PURPOSE OF THE INFUSION DURATION OF THERAPY TYPE OF MEDICATION OR FLUID TO INFUSE ASSESSING PATIENT'S CONDITION LOCATING & CONDITION OF USABLE VEINS USE OF WINGED-TIP NEEDLES USE OF OVER-THE-NEEDLE CATHETERS (ONC) FACTORS TO CONSIDER: -VENIPUNCTURE METHOD - VEIN DEPTH -AMOUNT OF SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE OVER VEIN -SOLUTION VISCOSITY -INFUSION RATE -VEIN SIZE INTERVENTIONS HOW TO INSPECT & PREPARE AN I.V, SOLUTION BAG AND ADMINISTRATION SET INSERTION OF A CANNULA DEALING WITH FLOW-RATE PROBLEMS INFUSION SITE COMPLICATIONS ALSO LEARN THE FOLLOWING: RISKS INVOLVING: INCREASED INFUSION RATE DECREASED INFUSION RATE LEARN WHY TO RESTART AN INFUSION INFUSION SITE COMPLICATIONS LIKE: -INFILTRATION, -EXTRAVASATION, -INFECTION, -PHLEBITIS INFILTRATION CAUSES & INTERVENTION EXTRAVASATION CAUSES & INTERVENTION INFECTION CAUSES & INTERVENTION PHLEBITIS CAUSES & INTERVENTION SEPTICEMIA CAUSES & INTERVENTION EMBOLISM CAUSES & INTERVENTION
DVD 4
CARDIOVASCULAR EMERGENCIES Identify normal EKG waveform morphology. Describe the normal physiology of cardiac conduction. Distinguish between cardiac dysrhythmias, including sinus, atrial, junctional and ventricular dysthythmias. Describe the physiological consequences and treatments of these dysrhythmias. Learn the Anatomy & Physiology of the Heart Cellular Biology Relating to the Heart Basics of Interpretation of EKG Learn about the Heart's Electrical Activity The 8 Steps Method 1. EVALUATE P FORM 2. EVALUATE ATRIAL RHYTHM 3. EVALUATE ATRIAL RATE 4. CALCULATE DURATION OF P-R INTERVALS 5.EVALUATE VENTRICULAR RHYTHM 6. EVALUATE VENTRICULAR RATE 7. CALCULATE DURATION OF QRS COMPLEX 8. CALCULATE DURATION OF Q-T INTERVAL PROCEDURES OF LEARNING TOPICS 1. CARDIAC ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY 2. THE EKG WAVEFORM 3. ELECTRODE PLACEMENT 4. INTERPRETATION 5. NORMAL SINUS RHYTHM 6. S-T SEGMENT ELEVATION 7. SINUS BRADYCARDIA 8. SINUS TACHICARDIA
By the end of this video training, you will be able to: Recognize the P wave, the QRS complex, the S-T segment and T wave? You will be able to measure the P-R interval the QRS duration, The amount of S-T segment deviation, and the Q-T interval ANATOMY OF THE HEART PATHOPHYSIOLOGY LEARN ANATOMICAL SITES FOR AUSCULTATE POINTS OF MAXIMUM IMPULSE - AORTIC AREA, - PULMONIC AREA, - TRICUSPID AREA MITRAL AREA, - ERB's POINT HOW TO ASSESS P.M.I. LEARN THE 6 CHARACTERISTICS & QUALITIES OF HEART SOUNDS HEART SOUNDS CAN BE DESCRIBED & DOCUMENTED VERY ACCURATELY USING 6 DIFFERENT CHARACTERISTICS OR QUALITIES WHICH INCLUDE: LOCATION WHERE BEST HEARD, INTENSITY, QUALITY, DURATION, TIMING IN RELATION TO S1 & S2 LEARN TO MAKE & USE THE COLUM METHOD TO DOCUMENT THE TIMING, INTENSITY & DURATION OF HEART SOUNDS LEARN TO USE DISCRIPTIVE WORDS TO DEFINE THE PITCH & QUALITY OF HEART SOUNDS LEARN ABOUT VALVE DISFUNCTION & ASSESSING USING THE GRADING SYSTEM LEARN TO IDENTIFY MURMURS SUCH AS: SYSTOLIC MURMURS TRICUSPID REGURGITATION, MITRAL REGURGITATION PULMONIC STENOSIS, AORTIC STENOSIS DIASTOLIC MURMURS AORTIC REGURGITATION, PULMONIC REGURGITATION MITRAL STENOSIS, TRICUSPID STENOSIS THE 3 FACTORS OF HEART FAILURE HEART RATE, STROKE VOLUME, CARDIAC OUTPUT LO = SV x HR, RENIN-ANGIOTENSIN - ALDOSTERONE SYSTEM PULMONARY EDEMA & CAUSES, LEARN TO AUSCULTATE FOR CRACKLES STEP BY STEP PATIENT CARE DRUG TREATMENT - ACE INHIBITORS ASSESSING LEARN ABOUT PRELOAD JUGULAR VIEN DISTENTION DYSPNEA, STRIDER EXERTION & COUGH AND WHY YOU LOOK FOR THIS OXYGEN SATURATION, ADVENTITIOUS BREATH SOUNDS THE ECHOCARDIOGRAM TYPES OF TREATMENT & INTERVENTION REVIEW RECOVERY & HOME CARE EXPLORE DRUG USE IN THERAPY AND HOW THEY WORK ACE INHIBITORS, DIURETICS, VASODILATORS INOTROPIC AGENTS, BETA ADRENERGIC BLOCKERS RECOGNIZE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF M.I. CARDIOGENIC SHOCK, ANGINA, ISCHEMIA, ARETHMIAS, TISSUE NEOURCROSIS, ANTEROSEPTAL M.I., ATHEROSCLEROSIS, ATRIAL FLUTTER WHAT HAPPENS IN THE BODY BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER AN M.I. BLOOD PRESSURE, HEART & RESPIRATION RATES INTERVENTION, AFFECT OF INTERVENTION ON SURVIVAL EMERGENCY CARE, 12 LED EKG TRACING AUSCULATORY SITES, ALSO LEARN THE FOLLOWING: NITROGLYCERIN THERAPY, ASPIRIN THERAPY HOW THROMBOLYTIC DRUGS WORK, LIDOCAINE, PACEMAKERS
DVD 5 & 6
RESPIRATORY EMERGENCIES 2
ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE THE 3 FACTORS OF (AFR) ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF ARF TO DETERMINE WHO MAY BE AT RISK SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF ARF WHICH EMERGENCY INTERVENTIONS ARE NEEDED TO ACCURATELY ASSESS & RECOGNIZE ARF TO PERFORM AN ALLEN'S TEST TO DRAW ARTERIAL BLOOD FOR ANALYSIS (ALLEN) THE 3 TYPES OF ARF HYPERCAPNIA & HYPOXEMIA EXPLORE C.O.P.D. MYOSTHENIA GRAVIS, MYASTHENIC CRISIS, TO PREPARE FOR ARTERIAL PUNCTURE ABOUT ARTERIAL BLOOD GAS MEASUREMENT STEP BY STEP PATIENT CARE PREPARING PATIENTS AND PERFORMING INTUBATION ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE PLACEMENT TO AUSCULTATE FOR BREATH SOUNDS MECHANICAL VENTILATION POSITIVE PRESSURE VENTILATION (PPV) POSITIVE END-EXPIRATORY PRESSURE (PEEP) USE THE MINIMAL LEAK TECHNIQUE FOR ENDO- TRACHEAL TUBE CUFF MANAGEMENT UNDERSTAND THE CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF ARTERIAL BLOOD GAS MEASUREMENTS AND HOW TO TAKE STEPS TO MAINTAIN OR PROVIDE AN OPEN AIRWAY BY POSITIONING THE PATIENT CORRECTLY OR USING ARTIFICIAL AIRWAYS. RESPIRATORY EXAMINATIONS Equipment Needed A Stethoscope, A Peak Flow Meter General Considerations The patient must be properly undressed and gowned for this examination. Ideally the patient should be sitting on the end of an exam table. The examination room must be quiet to perform adequate percussion and auscultation. Try to visualize the underlying lobes of the lungs as you examine the patient. Observe the patient for general signs of respiratory disease (finger clubbing, cyanosis, air hunger, etc.). Inspection Observe the rate, rhythm, depth, and effort of breathing. Note whether the expiratory phase is prolonged. Listen for obvious abnormal sounds with breathing such as wheezes. Observe for retractions and use of accessory muscles (sternomastoids, abdominals). Observe the chest for asymmetry, deformity, or increased anterior-posterior (AP) diameter. Confirm that the trachea is near the midline? Palpation
and ask them to breath deeply.
Percussion Use the proper technique to elicit percussion "notes." Posterior Chest
Diaphragmatic Excursion
Interpretation Percussion Notes and Their Meaning
Auscultation Use the diaphragm of the stethoscope to auscultate breath sounds. Posterior Chest
Anterior Chest
Interpretation Breath sounds are produced by turbulent air flow. They are categorized by the size of the airways that transmit them to the chest wall (and your stethoscope). The general rule is, the larger the airway, the louder and higher pitched the sound. Vesicular breath sounds are low pitched and normally heard over most lung fields. Tracheal breath sounds are heard over the trachea. Bronchovesicular and bronchial sounds are heard in between. Inspiration is normally longer than expiration Breath sounds are decreased when normal lung is displaced by air (emphysema or pneumothorax) or fluid (pleural effusion). Breath sounds shift from vesicular to bronchial when there is is fluid in the lung itself (pneumonia).
Adventitious (Extra) Lung Sounds
Voice Transmission Tests These tests are only used in special situations. This part of the physical exam has largely been replaced by the chest x-ray. All these tests become abnormal when the lungs become filled with fluid (referred to as consolidation). Tactile Fremitus
Bronchophony Ask the patient to say "ninety-nine" several times in a normal voice. Auscultate several symmetrical areas over each lung. The sounds you hear should be muffled and indistinct. Louder, clearer sounds are called bronchophony. Whispered Pectoriloquy Ask the patient to whisper "ninety-nine" several times. Auscultate several symmetrical areas over each lung. You should hear only faint sounds or nothing at all. If you hear the sounds clearly this is referred to as whispered pectoriloquy. Egophony Ask the patient to say "ee" continuously. Auscultate several symmetrical areas over each lung. You should hear a muffled "ee" sound. If you hear an "ay" sound this is referred to as "E -> A" or egophony. DVD 7 & 8 MEDICAL SKILLS & PROCEDURES A.E.D. , OROPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY INSERTION (Oral Airway) A.T.L.S., INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTION, I.V. PERICARDIOCENTESIS, APPLYING PLASTER CASTS MORPHINE ADMINISTRATION, RETROGRADE INTUBATION CRICOTHYROIDOTOMY, SUBCUTANEOUS INJECTION OPEN CHEST WOUNDS, SEIZURES AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR (A.E.D.) DEMONSTRATION ON VITAL SIGNS PATIENT ASSESSMENT DEMONSTRATIONS SUTURE ADMINISTRATION HOW TO DRESS THE FOLLOWING INJURIES: EYE INJURIES, CHEST INJURIES, BULLET WOUND, IMPAILED OBJECT HAND INJURIES, LACERATIONS, OBGYN, DELIVERY OF A BABY DIFFERENT TYPES OF HEAT BURNS, DIFFERENT TYPES OF FLUID BURNS ELECTRICAL BURNS, MASS CASUALTY TRIAGE Fractures & Dislocations, Amputations, A.E.D. Training, Heart Attack & Stroke, Adult, Child & Infant Airway Obstruction and CPR, Barrier Devices, Control Bleeding, Impaled Objects, Burns, Emergency Moves, Splinting, Ingestion Poisons, RICE, Physical Exam and Sample, Vital Signs, Abdomen Exam, Anterior Chest, Pelvic Exam, Breast Exam, Chest & Lung Exam, Ears & Nose Exam, Eyes, Head Lymph Nodes Exam, Male & Female Genitalia Exam, Mouth & Neck Exam, Veins & Arteries, Neuro Exam, Rectal Exam, Rectalvaginal Exam, Lower Extremities, Male Infant Circumcision Anterior & Posterior Chest Exam, Head to Toe Examination, plus Over 55 Cases & Studies, CELL & MEMBRANE PHYSIOLOGY LECTURE EDONCRINE SYSTEM LECTURE, NEUROLOGY LECTURE PUMONARY LECTURE, RENAL SYSTEM LECTURE VITAMINS LECTURE PDF MANUALS ON: Critical Care Medicine, Out-Patient Medicine, Family Medicine History & Physical Exam, Pediatric Medicine, Psychiatry Genecology & Obstetrics, Surgery, Treatment Guidelines Skin Diseases, Physicians Drug Resource, Medicine PLUS Over 75 - Heart Sounds & Murmurs Audio Tracks PowerPoint Test Question Bank - over 500 questions in: Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Medicine Practice Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Obstetrics, Genecology, Surgery Preventive Medicine, Public Health, Plus Much Much More NEW - 2012 CPR STANDARD TRAINING - POWERPOINT MEDICAL FIRST RESPONDER TRAINING MANUAL EBOOK ZIP GLASCOW COMA SCALE ZIP, DISEASES MANUAL DIABETES MANUAL, CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS 12 LED EKG .. HEART & LUNGS, LUNG BREATH SOUNDS- AUDIO TRAINING CARDIOVASCULAR LECTURE, GASTROINTESTINAL LECTURES HEMOTOLOGY LECTURE, MUSCLE PHYSIOLOGY LECTURE METABOLIC PHYSIOLOGY LECTURE, ELECTROLITES LECTURE ALSO - NATIONAL C.P.R. TRAINING STANDARDS - National CPR PowerPoint Training Course - Hospital Bioterrorism Prep & Response Guide - Bioterrorism Readiness Plan: A Template for Healthcare Facilities - Public Health Response to Biological & Chemical Terrorism - Regulations to control communicable diseases - EDRUG DATABASE - Animal / Human Diseases - Compiled Diseases Paramedic Training and Study Manuals Animated Video lessons on the body systems Heart Beat Sounds and Lessons, Lung Sounds and Lessons Fundamentals of First Aid, Fundamentals of Nursing Pharmacology, Drug Book Dose Calculator Glasgow Coma Scale, Blood Borne Pathogens EKG Reading, 12 LED EKG, Heart Sounds and Lung Sounds Trauma, Critical Incident Stress, Bailey's Surgical Text Manual Behrman Text on Pediatrics Manual, Emergency Diagnosis 5th Ed. Manual Oxford Text of Public Health 4th Ed. Manual The Intern Survival Guide, The Hospitalist Handbook 12 Lead EKG, The Bioterrorism Prep & Response Guide Asthma Management Guide, Sleep Apnea Video Heart Disease on Asian Americans, Heart Disease on African Americans Body Mass Index, Faces pain scale - revised
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HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY Muscular System, Endocrine System Digestive System, Integumentary System Circulatory System, Nervous System Urinary System, Respiratory System Skeletal System, Reproductive System The body systems are the roots to learning the body as a whole. You will get text as well as some of the most comprehensive real life looking diagrams of each body system and each part within YOU WILL ALSO LEARN: Basic Human Anatomy, Cellular Biology Tissues, Organs & Membrains. Cardiovascular & Lymphatic Systems. You will also learn characteristics of the major common EKG Diagnoses Learn about the 12 Lead EKG ECG ALSO LEARN ABOUT Auscultation is perhaps the most important and effective clinical technique you will ever learn for evaluating a patient’s respiratory function. Pulmonary Auscultation OVER 100 HEART SOUNDS TRAINING Techniques , Positioning, Heart Anatomy & MORE! Cardiac Auscultation
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