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M193A- Safer Infusion Therapy: The
Basics
23 min © 1999
$300
This program is designed to give the clinician a clear and
accurate foundational understanding of intravenous therapy. Additional and more
detailed information on I.V therapy will be built on this foundation in
subsequent programs,
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M194B- Safer
Infusion Therapy: Initiating Venipuncture
29 min © 1999
$300
This program discusses complications that can be
encountered during the course of infusion therapy. It describes assessment and
identification of complications, causes, and preventive measures to take to
avoid the development of complications. Appropriate interventions to take tat
support the patient and restore safe and effective therapy are also discussed.
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M195C- Safer
Infusion Therapy: Reducing Complications and Improving Outcomes
29 min © 1999
$300
This educational activity discusses complications that can
be encountered during the course of infusion therapy. It describes causes and
demonstrates assessment, identification, and preventions strategies, and how to
begin appropriate corrective measures to restore safe and effective therapy.
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M196D- Safer
Infusion Therapy: Care and Maintenance
29 min © 1999
$300
This program demonstrates techniques and procedures used to
perform routine care of I.V. sites and the equipment used in infusion therapy.
In addition, it demonstrates procedures for discontinuing an I.V. site and
infusion therapy
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M197E- Safer
Infusion Therapy: Pediatrics
42 min © 2000
$300
Starting and maintaining safe and effective intravenous
therapy in children presents unique challenges to the clinician. Most of the
basic principles of administrating IV solutions and medications are the same
with children and adults, but there are significant differences between the
neonatal, pediatric and adult population, which must be considered. These
differences require special nursing skills and knowledge to safeguard the child
undergoing IV therapy. This program focuses on the safe and effective
administration of pediatric IV therapy for the neonate to adolescent patient.
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M047-
Initiating Intravenous Therapy
30:23 min © 1988 Intermediate
Level CE 2 hrs $199
Thoroughly prepares the nurse with specific techniques for
initiating, administering and monitoring IV therapy. Emphasizes principles for
protecting the infusion site and specific taping methods such as the H method,
the chevron method and he U method.
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M048-
Preparing and Adminstering Intravenous Medication
30:22 min © 1988 Intermediate
Level CE 2 hrs $199
Discusses the use of a pharmacy-based program and serves as
an illustration for basic precautions, such as drug incompatibility, aspect
techniques and labeling. Examines the step-by-step use of various
equipment, such as piggybacks and secondary administration sets and heparin
lock.
Demonstrates the use of the infuser and central line for
continuous therapy, as well as the procedure for changing the infuser
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A2216- Venous
Access Devices Program 3: Ports
39 min Reviewed for accuracy in
© 1997
$249
This program defines and describes a venous part. The
position and placement of the port as well as flushing are discussed. Viewers
will also learn how to select the appropriate length, gauge, and style of a
Huber point needle.
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A2218-
Multilumen Central Venous Catheters
28 min Reviewed for accuracy in
© 1997 $249
Shows nurses how to provide safe, competent care when using
multilumen catheters.
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78564-Perpheral
Venipuncture: Site Placement and Management
28 min © 1991
$285
Presents the most common information, according to
Intravenous Nurses Society standards and the Centers for Disease Control. This
program will help the nurse improve peripheral venipuncture technique and
achieve more successful first starts. Showing all procedures clearly on real
patients, the purposes of a peripheral IV are described and the entire procedure
is demonstrated, including vein selection, site disinfections, device insertion,
securing the device, and dressing application. The available devices are shown
and described, and guidelines are presented on how to choose the correct. The
three major areas of concern for healthcare providers are also emphasized:
proper use of aseptic techniques, familiarity with CDC Universal Precautions,
and proper site selection. A comprehensive and detailed program that emphasized
safety for the patient and nurse.
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50131- Help! A
Subcutaneous Port!
24 min © 1993
$199
A well-paced concise video that demonstrates the care of an
implantable venous or arterial access port. Included in this demonstration are
the techniques involved from insertion to removal of the Huber needle. Port
patency, obtaining blood samples and preserving skin integrity are addressed.
The step-by-step format reflects both research-based practice and infection
control/waste management standards
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