This Post Contains First Aid Emergency Medicine Videos on the following Topics:
ADULT:
CHILD:
INFANTS:
MISCELLANEOUS:
Burns:
Fractures:
Heart attack and Stroke:
ALL Videos Included are here:
Adult_Airway_Obstruction_-_Responsive
Adult_Airway_Obstruction_Unresponsive
Adult_CPR
AED
Amputation
Barrier_Devices
Bleeding_Control
Burns_-_Chemical
Burns_-_Electrical
Burns_-_Thermal
Child_Airway_Obstruction_-_Responsive
Child_Airway_Obstruction_Unresponsive
Child_CPR
Emergency_Moves
Fractures_and_Dislocations
Fractures_and_Dislocations
Heart_attack_and_Stroke
Impaled_objects
Infant_Airway_Obstruction
Infant_CPR
Ingested_Poison
Initial_Assessment
Jaw_Thrust
Physical_exam_and_sample_history
RICE
Splinting
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Despite the advanced technologies at our disposal today, a complete health history and physical examination remain the most crucial diagnostic tools in any healthcare practitioner’s arsenal. And no one teaches these all-important skills better than Mark H. Swartz, MD, FACP. For nearly two decades, Dr. Swartz’s textbook has shown readers how to derive the maximum diagnostic information from interviewing and examining patients. Using a compassionate, humanistic approach, Dr. Swartz explores how cultural differences can influence communication, diet, family relationships, and health practices and beliefs, and demonstrates that your interpersonal awareness is just as essential in physical diagnosis as your level of technical skill.Over 3 hours of video on DVD demonstrate the complete physical exam of an adult male patient, the breast and pelvic exam of an adult female patient CLICK HERE TO GET FREE LINKS TO THIS BOOK Textbook of Physical Diagnosis (Swartz) – Video
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The NeuroExam Video demonstrates how to perform a complete neurologic examination. It is intended for medical students, residents, and other students in the health care professions. We recommend that this video be used in the classroom setting, where it can be shown in its entirety or using selected excerpts. Students can then review the exam by visiting neuroexam.com, and can learn about the neuroanatomical interpretation of the exam by reading the textbook Neuroanatomy through Clinical Cases.
The NeuroExam Video introduces the neurologic exam, and then presents a detailed demonstration of the exam consisting of the following six subdivisions:
1. Mental status
2. Cranial nerves
3. Motor exam
4. Reflexes
5. Coordination and gait
6. Sensory exam
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