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A clinical study module for nurse training intended to develop knowledge of the principles and practice of compression therapy in the management of patients with venous leg ulcers. Illustrates normal venous...
Explains, using diagrams, commentary and a live demonstration on a horse, a Robert Jones bandage and various methods of splinting which could be applied to fractures and severe tendon injuries - especially...
Core clinical medical material, with each demonstrating relevant skills and procedures.
Covers the basic principles of wound management including different dressing and bandaging materials. The techniques demonstrated include ear, tail and foot bandaging, the Robert-Jones dressing, carpal...
Effective compression bandaging is an essential part of the treatment of a venous leg ulcer. It is important that nurses know how to recognise a venous ulcer and that they apply compression bandages suitable...
Explains why and when to use a compression bandage. Demonstrates the correct application of the ‘blue line bandage’ and the ‘paste bandage’. Covers the hazards of bandaging techniques and stresses...
Demonstrates the method of application of several common types of bandage. The uses and reason for application for each are also covered.
Examines the research work done by Eschmann to develop Seel-a-Peel which both protects and aids the healing of damaged skin of patients who have undergone colostomy or ileostomy operations.
Demonstrating on a conscious uninjured dog, part 1 describes the Robert Jones dressing and part 2 the Ehmer sling, by demonstration on a conscious uninjured dog. The materials required and the method of...
Follows a patient through the initial examination and decision on treatment. Demonstrates how different parts of the body are bandaged; ankle, wrist, knee, thumb, fingers and foot and explains how to achieve...
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