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  1. Infection Hazards of Respiratory Therapy Equipment (1983 Multimedia)

    Subject
    Medical sciences
    Distribution
    Sale, Audiocassette.; 80 slides. col.

    25% of all infections acquired in hospitals are infections of the respiratory tract. It is known that a major factor in the spread of respiratory tract infection within hospitals is the use of anaesthetic...

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  2. Respiratory Anatomy (1997)

    Subject
    Medical sciences
    Distribution
    Sale, CD-ROM (PC Version), £250 multiuser

    An interactive program designed to support the teaching of respiratory anatomy and provide is a resource for student-centred learning and tutorial teaching. It covers the basic anatomy and mechanical...

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  3. UK National Medical Slide Bank on Videodisc, The (1991 Multimedia, Video)

    Subject
    Medical sciences
    Distribution
    CD-ROM

    A collection of 12,440 images showing the visual manifestations of a wide range of diseases together with aspects of medical treatment and healthcare practice. The images are arranged in 77 chapters...

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  4. Expert Drug Therapy Video Series (1999 Video)

    Subject
    Medical sciences
    Distribution
    Sale, 8 videocassettes. VHS. NTSC. col. 8 x 30 min., 2001 sale: $39.95 (+p&p) each part

    Each programme focuses on drug therapy for a specific disorder and uses animated sequences to demonstrate how a drug works inside the body to produce its therapeutic effects. Shows how particular drugs halt...

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