INTRODUCTION

This guide was compiled to provide nursing students with access to some major nursing and nursing-related reference sources which can be found in the Paul Meek Library. This is not a comprehensive list, and it does not include textbooks. Additional sources and other materials can be found by searching the online catalog by subject. Below are some suggested subject headings that you can use with our online catalog to locate additional sources.

The last section of this pathfinder will direct you to sources available on the Internet that may prove helpful to students in the health-science areas. Obviously the list of sources glommed from the Internet is not comprehensive but rather an example of the type of information that is accessible.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Reader's Guide to Alternative Health Methods.
Call #:R 733 .R4 1993 (Reference)
An analysis of more than 1,000 reports on unproven, disproved, controversial, fraudulent, quack, and/or otherwise questionable approaches to solving health problems. The aim of this work Is to identify and provide information on alternative therapies and their promoters. Each section begins with an overview that reflects the author's perspective on the subject, followed by citations to the literature from medical, scientific, and consumer literature. Five appendixes provide information on organizations skeptical and supportive of alternate health methods; there is a glossary of alternative methods and terms.

Reference Sources in Science, Engineering, Medicine and Agriculture.
Call #: Z 7401 .M278 1994 (Reference)
This accumulation of more than 2,400 titles aims not only to be a bibliographic guide to the core literature, but also to cover a multi disciplinary territory between the natural sciences, engineering, medicine, and agriculture. The author provides both a reference guide to novice researchers and an up-to-date text for information science students studying scientific bibliography. This work is not a substitute for scientific guides to individual disciplines; rather it is a selective introductory-level guide. This source evaluates 750 book and 79 popular magazines and newsletters, and lists (some) 700 pamphlets, 30 health- information clearinghouses and information centers, 103 toll-free hot lines, and 175 health-related organizations providing educational or informational services to the public. It also lists 49 professional publications. In selecting materials, the compilers looked at the qualifications of the author, content of the work, writing style and readability, ease of use, pathways to further information, physical quality (binding, clarity of print, etc.), consumer orientation, and appropriateness for the intended audience. A directory of book publishers and author, title,
and subject indexes complete the source.

Core Collection in Nursing and the Allied Health Sciences: Books, Journals, Media
Call #: Z 6675 .N7 .P44 1990 (Reference)
Approximately 1,000 books and non-print materials published between 1980 and 1988 are listed with annotations. Materials are divided into broad subject sections such as AIDS', Computers,' Emergency Nursing,' and Nutrition.' Each section first lists books, followed by nonprint media. Each book entry includes title, author or editor, publisher, publication date, ISBN, price, and a brief annotation describing the contents. Nonprint materials, which account for approximately one-third of the items listed, include films, tapes, recordings, and computer software.
Information given includes program format, running time, series title and accompanying materials. Following the subject sections is a periodicals section. Periodical indexes are listed first, followed by periodicals and then by yearbooks and annuals, all arranged by title. Entries include beginning date, publisher, address, frequency, annual cost, ISSN, a one-or two-sentence description, and abbreviations for coverage by indexing tools. There are indexes by author, title, and subject.

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BIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES

American Men and Women of Science.
Call #: Q 141 .A47 (Reference)
Multi-volume directory of current leaders in the physical, biological and related sciences. Brief biographical entries are arranged alphabetically by name and indexed by discipline. These volumes were published in 1989.

American Nursing: A Biographical Dictionary.
Call #: RT 34 .A44 1988 (Reference)
This book deals with 177 nurses in Assigned articles (that) are followed by bibliographies of nursing publications authored by the subject and lists of sources for biographical information. It has an appendix that lists the subjects by place of birth and area of special interest. This 2 volume set contains many photographs and drawings. Volume 1 contains biographies of individuals born before 1890 or deceased by 1988. Volume 2 contains biographical information
about individuals born 1891-1915 or deceased 1988 - 1992.

Dictionary of Scientific Biography.
Call #: Q 141 .D5 (Reference)
Multi-volume set that profiles significant figures from the history of science. Entries are lengthy (few under one-page) and include bibliographies. The emphasis is upon the scientific accomplishments and careers of the individuals. Personal biography has intentionally been kept to a minimum consistent with explaining the subject's place in the development of science. Individuals involved with medicine are included only in the instances of persons whose work was intrinsically related to the sciences of nature or to mathematics. 1970 - 1980.

Cambridge Dictionary of Scientists.
Call #: Q 141 .C128 1996 (Reference)
A revision of Chambers Concise Dictionary of Scientists (1989), this dictionary, like the Larousse Dictionary of Scientists, profiles a limited number of the world's leading scientists, both past and present. More than 30 information boxes with essays on topics such as the entry of women into astronomy, the history of genetics, and AIDS and HIV are interspersed throughout the text and are included in the index. Diagrams, maps, and tables illustrate selected biographies. It is not always clear which biography is being illustrated....

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DICTIONARIES

HarperCollins Illustrated Medical Dictionary.
Call #: R 121 .D76 1993 (Reference)
The detailed, scientifically labeled illustrations are intended to preclude the need for lengthy definitions, most of which run only one or two sentences and use fairly technical vocabulary. The definition-illustration combination works in some cases, but not all. For example, definitions and the corresponding illustrations for medical devices and instruments provide a clear understanding of the terms. For other terms, dependence on the illustration to clarify the definition is less successful.... (Amino acid) is defined as any organic acid containing one or more amino groups and a carboxyl group; forms the essential component of proteins.' The corresponding illustration is a double-page-spread chart of the chemical composition of the major amino acids. No additional information is given. Definitions are supplemented by 2,500
sepia-and-black illustrations which run across the top of each page. Illustrated terms are printed in color in the text to refer the user to the illustration. A list of abbreviations and symbols; a list of prefixes, suffixes, and combining forms; and a phonetic pronunciation guide precede the main body of the dictionary.

Black's Medical Dictionary.
Call #: R 121 .B598 (Reference)
A standard medical dictionary with a British flavor, first published in 1906, has been updated to include information on such items as the genetic code, computerized tomography, isotopes, and chromosomes. Contains information about the United Kingdom's National Health Service.

Mosby's Medical, Nursing, and Allied Health Dictionary.
Call #: R 121 .M89 1994 (Reference)
A thoroughly revised dictionary with illustrations and tables, containing a 44 page, 4-color atlas of anatomy. Its pronunciation system follows that of a standard college dictionary. The 16 appendixes cover such categories as geriatrics and medical terminology.

Stedman's Medical Dictionary.
Call #: R 121 .S8 2000 (Reference)
A classic dictionary of about 100,000 entries. Contains medical etymology, root word list, and an appendix covering blood groups, laboratory analysis, comparative temperature scales, and common Latin terms used in prescription writing.

Encyclopedia & Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health.
Call #: R 121.M65 1997 (Reference Desk)
The authors claim that this comprehensive work includes terms and phrases from medical ethics, as well as an inclusion of the Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC), the diagnostic categories from the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA), the Nursing Minimum Data Set (NMDS) as well as the Omaha System Problem Classification
Scheme. The book is a combination of short articles authored by different "experts" in the field and a more standard dictionary. Includes numerous color plates as well as black and white.

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DIRECTORIES

Health Care U.S.A.: Understanding Its Organization and Delivery
Call #: RA 395.A3 S897 1997 (Reference)
A national directory of medical information which describes the disease or medical problem and lists resources, support systems, and bibliographic references along with physicians and health specialist in 50 health care categories. Categories include: AIDS, cancer, drug abuse, genetic counseling, hospices, kidney disease. Supplies a vast amount of consumer medical information helpful to the lay person as well as to doctors, nurses, and allied health personnel.

Johns Hopkins Medical Handbook: the 100 major medical disorders of people over the age of 50; plus a directory to the leading teaching hospitals, research organizations, treatment centers, and support groups.
Call #: RC 952.55 .J64 1992 (Reference)
This volume presents information on symptoms, diagnostic procedures, treatments, causes and preventative measures for a variety of disorders that affect people over the age of 50. The book includes tips on finding a physician and hospital, descriptions of medical specialties, and a state-by-state list of teaching hospitals.

Consumer Health Information Source Book.
Call #: Z 6673 .R43 1990 (Reference)
This source evaluates 750 books and 79 popular magazines and newsletters, and lists (some) 700 pamphlets, 30 health-information clearinghouses and information centers, 103 toll-free hot lines, and 175 health-related organizations providing educational or informational services to the public. It also lists 49 professional publications. In selecting materials, the compilers looked at the qualifications of the author, content of the work, writing style and readability, ease of use, pathways to further information, physical quality (binding, clarity of print, etc.), consumer orientation, and appropriateness for the intended audience. A directory of book publishers and author, title, and subject indexes complete the source.

What To Do When You Can't Afford Health Care.
Call #: RA 410.53 .L47X 1993 (Reference)
The more widely known and more widely researched ailments, such as heart disease, AIDS, cancers, and sudden infant death syndrome, have multiple contacts and extensive publication and video listings. All in all, this is a handy guide intended for general use. Readers must be cautioned, however, about the currency of information.

Consumer Health USA: Essential Information from the Federal Health Network.
Call #: RC 81 .C725 1995 (2nd Floor)
This source compiles 151 consumer health-information documents produced by various departments of NIH (National Institutes of Health), the Food and Drug Administration, the Centers for Disease Control, and the Public Health Service. The full text is provided and the documents are arranged in chapters by subject. Topics include various cancers, unstable angina, depression, and anabolic steroids. The source of the document is listed at the end of the text.
Agency addresses and publication numbers are provided for some of the items. Subject and title indexes are followed by appendixes explaining the Physicians Data Query (PDQ) cancer information system and providing directories of health hotlines and state agencies on aging.

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NURSING THEORY - GENERAL

(all items listed below on second floor)

Analysis and Evaluation of Nursing Theories .
Call #: RT 84.5 .F39 1993

Basic Nursing: Theory and Practice .
Call #: RT 41. P84 1995

Nursing Issues for the Nineties and Beyond .
Call # RT 82. N866 1994

Nursing Theories and Models.
Call #: RT 84.5. W47 1995

Nursing Theories : the Base for Professional Nursing Practice .
Call #: RT 84 .5 .N89 1995

Nursing Theorists and Their Work.
Call #: RT 84.5 .N9 1998

Nursing Theory : Analysis, Application, Evaluation.
Call #: RT 84.5 .B37 1994

Strategies for Theory Construction in Nursing.
Call# RT 84.5 .W34 1995

Theoretical Nursing : Development and Progress.
Call#: RT 84.5 .M45 1991

Theory and Nursing : a Systematic Approach.
Call # RT 84.5 .C49 1995

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NURSING THEORISTS

(all items listed below on second floor)

Abdellah Faye G. (1960)

Better Patient Care Through Nursing Research.
Call#: RT 81.5 .A25 1986

Concepts and Practices of Intensive Care for Nurse Specialists.
Call # RC 674 .C66

New Directions in Patient-Centered Nursing: Guidelines for Systems of Service, Education and Research.
Call #: RT4 .N4

Patient-Centered Approaches to Nursing.
Call #: RT 42 .A2

Preparing Nursing Research for the 21st Century: Evolution, Methodologies, Challenges.
Call #: RT81.5 .A26 1994

Henderson, Virginia (1964)

Nature of Nursing; a definition and its Implications for Practice, Research, and Education.
Call#: RT42 .H4

Nursing Research; a Survey and Assessment.
Call #: RT 73 .S5

Principles and Practice of Nursing.
Call #: RT 41 .H24 1978

King, Imogene M. (1971)

Toward a Theory for Nursing; General Concepts of Human Behavior.
Call #: RT 63 .K55

Leininger, Madeleine M. (1978)

Caring : an Essential Human Need, Proceedings of Three National Caring Conferences.
Call #: RT 62 .N37X 1981

Caring, the Compassionate Healer.
Call #: RT86 .N37 1990

Contemporary Issues in Mental Health Nursing, by 7 Authors.
Call#: RC 440 .L44

Culture care diversity and universality : a theory of nursing.
Call #: RT86.54 .C85 1991

Nursing and Anthropology; Two Worlds to Blend.
Call #: RT 63 .L45

Qualitative Research Methods in Nursing.
Call#: RT 81.5 .Q35 1985

Transcultural Nursing : Concepts, Theories, and Practices.
Call#: RT 86.5 .L44 1995

Neuman, Betty (1972)

Neuman Systems Model.
Call#: RT 84.5 .N474 2002

Notes on Nursing.
Call #: RT 40 .N5

Notes on Nursing : what it is, and what it is not.
Call #: RT 40 .N5 1992

Suggestions for thought to the searchers after truth among the artisans of England. Selections.
Call #: BL50 .N47 1994

Nightingale, Florence--about

Florence Nightingale : an environmental adaptation theory.
Call #: RT 84. 5 .S45 1993

Notes on Nursing : the science and the art.
Call #: RT 40 .S57 1980

Orem Dorothea E. (1971)

Concept formalization in nursing : process and product.
Call #: RT 84.5 .N86 1979

Nursing : concepts of practice.
Call#: RT 84.5 .O73 1995

Orlando Ida Jean (1961)

Discipline and teaching of nursing process (an evaluative study).
Call #: RT 41 .O65

Dynamic nurse-patient relationship: function, process, and principles.
Call #: RT 86 .O7

Parse, Rosemarie Rizzo (1981)

Nursing science : major paradigms, theories, and critiques.
Call #: RT 84.5 .N878 1987

Peplau, Hildegard E. (1952)

Interpersonal relations in nursing, a conceptual frame of reference for psychodynamic
nursing. Call #: RT 86 .P4

Interpersonal theory in nursing practice : selected works of Hildegard E. Peplau.
Call #: RC 440 .P423 1989

Rogers, Martha E. (1970)

Educational revolution in nursing.
Call #: RT 73 .R6

Introduction to the theoretical basis of nursing.
Call #: RT 42 .R64

Reveille in nursing.
Call #: RT 71 .R6

Rogers, Martha E.--about

Stream of becoming : a study of Martha Rogers's theory.
Call #: BD 450.R63 S27X 1988

Visions of Rogers' science-based nursing.
Call #: RT 84.5 .V57X 1990

Roy, Sister Callista (1976)

Essentials of the Roy Adaptation Model.
Call #: RT 86 .A52 1986

Introduction to nursing : an adaptation model.
Call #: RT 41 .I57

Roy adaptation model : the definitive statement.
Call #: RT 84.5 .R66 1991

Roy, Sister Callista--about

Adaptation nursing : the Roy conceptual model applied.
Call #: RT 41 .R35

Watson Jean (1979)

Ethics of care and the ethics of cure : synthesis in chronicity.
Call #: R 724 .E8245 1988

Nursing : human science and human care : a theory of nursing.
Call #: RT 84.5 .W367 1988

Nursing : the philosophy and science of caring.
Call #: RT 84.5 .W37

Toward a caring curriculum : a new pedagogy for nursing.
Call #: RT 71 .R48 1989

Wiedenbach, Ernestine (1968)

Clinical nursing, a helping art.
Call #: RT 42 .W45

Nursing Theory Web Sites

http://healthsci.clayton.edu/eichelberger/nursing.htm

http://www.sandiego.edu/academics/nursing/theory/

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ENCYCLOPEDIAS

Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Allied Health.
Call #: RC 121 .M65 1997 (Reference Desk)
An encyclopedia-dictionary of high caliber. Supplies vocabulary and background information on new developments in the science and technology of the health care professions and nursing. It has encyclopedic entries of anatomy, interventions, and disorders.

Cambridge World History of Human Disease.
Call #: R 131 .C233 1993 (Reference)
In an attempt to provide an exhaustive and definitive world history of human disease and to document the present state of knowledge for the future, editor Kiple has brought together contributions from medical specialists, historians, anthropologists, and other researchers. Emphasis, however, is on Western medicine. The chapters are written by specialists but easily accessible to lay readers. Part 1 offers an overview of the history of disease from prehistory to the present. Part 2 covers human understanding of the concept of disease. Part 3 chronicles genetics and the rise of nontraditional Western specialties such as chiropractic medicine and public health projects. Part 4 presents a demographic approach to disease. Parts 5 through 7 look at disease from a geographical perspective. Part 8, a little more than half the book, is a description of the history and present state of 158 separate diseases, from AIDS to yellow
fever. Each article is followed by an extensive and useful bibliography.

Encyclopedia of Bioethics.
Call #: QH 332 .E52 1995 (Reference)
This work is organized alphabetically; topics are often subdivided into subtopics, with each section written by a different author. Bibliographies of scholarly and popular materials conclude entries. Special features include the section >Additional Resources in Bioethics,' which contains directory listings of journals and organizations arranged by country. An appendix, >Codes, Oaths, and Directives Related to Bioethics,' has increased from four to six sections; >Ethical
Directives Pertaining to the Environment' and'... to the Welfare and Use of Animals' are new (to this edition). Other additions include ethical codes from other countries.

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GUIDES

Physicians Desk Reference.
Call #: RS 75 .P5 2002 (Reference Desk)
The main section provides information about pharmaceutical products. This information includes descriptions, use, dosage, possible and adverse side effects, etc. Indexes include: manufacturers, product name, generic and chemical name index, color tables for the identification of products, discontinued products, and more.

Health Care Job Explosion!: Careers in the 90's.
Call #: R 690 .D36 1993 (Reference)
This book explores careers in the health care industry. The first part of the book defines the field and the kinds of skills required. The second part contains information about careers in general areas like technology, dietetics, pharmacy,therapy, nursing, health and social services, and health diagnosing. The material is culled from the 1992/93 Occupational Outlook Handbook and lists magazines that supply job ads, specialized placement services, membership directories, associations, and books. Appendixes are directories of healthcare corporations and U.S. government jobs.

AJN Career Guide for..
Call #: RT 82 .A56 1996 (Reference)
An annual edition that provides a few articles aimed at informing the profession of the latest career options. The guide also provides the reader with addresses and requirements for a number of certification programs as well as state by state information on the licensing process. The guide also provides vocational opportunities divided by geographic regions: North Atlantic, South Atlantic, South Central, Pacific & Mountain. Each of these regions are subdivided by state and then city. There is also a section by region that looks at educational opportunities in the various fields of nursing. This is a small source with a lot of useful information.

Nursing in Today's World: Challenges, Issues and Trends
Call #:RT 82 .E45 1995 (Second Floor)
Delves into the struggles, controversies, and victories of nursing as well as its unresolved issues. There are chapters on educational preparation for nursing, ethical, and legal responsibilities, the health care system, collective bargaining, and employment. Includes several useful appendixes and indices.

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HANDBOOKS

Merck Manual of Medical Information.
Call#: RC 81 .M535 2003 (Reference)
This is a consumer version of the Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy....The book (is) divided into sections organized around either organ system or medical specialties. Each section begins with an outline detailing the contents of following chapters. Extras include sections on men's women's and children's health...Appendixes include information on legal issues, tables of weights and measures, common medical tests, trade names of generic drugs, and a resource listing of organizations providing information and support.

Consumer's Medical Desk Reference.
Call #: RC 81 .I46 1995 (Reference)
The book is divided into 11 sections covering various aspects of the health-care system. These sections include basic information on anatomy and physiology, diseases and conditions, health-care practitioners, hospitals, medical schools, government agencies, professional associations and certifying boards, referral agencies, and a bibliography of books and periodicals.

Gray's Anatomy.
Call #: QM 23 .2 .G73 2005 (Reference)
This classic textbook of the human anatomy is now in its 37th edition. It is detailed and comprehensive, and contains numerous illustrations, many of them in color.

International Handbook of Health-Care System.
Call #: RA 393 .I58 1988 (Reference)
Lengthy articles examine health-care systems of 21 countries. Arranged alphabetically by country, articles include lists of references. The book's bibliography lists comparative studies and sources of general information. Contributors are health-care administrators or professors in countries on which they write.

Nurse's Drug Handbook.
Call #: RM 125.S668 2003 (Reference)
This book has attempted to contain updated information for both prescription and over-the-counter drugs. The book is organized into 72 chapters with each chapter looking at certain classes of medication. There are also 8 appendixes that provide additional information. The book includes a glossary, a bibliography and an index.

Davis's Drug Guide for Nurses .
Call # RM 301.12.D44 1997 (Reference)
The purpose of this book is to provide understandable information about the most commonly prescribed drugs for clinical use. you will find each drug has the following sections: generic trade name, classification, controlled substance schedule, pregnancy category,availability, time/action profile and nursing implications. The author has included several appendixes that provide additional information - one discusses seldom prescribed drugs.

Clinical Laboratory Tests.
Call # RB 38.2.C56 1995 (Reference)
This book provides health care professional information regarding lab tests in a consistent. easy-to-use format that will provide access to vital information about most major tests.

STATISTICAL SOURCES

Health, United States.
Call #: HE 20.7042/6: (Reference Desk) (earlier years in Gov. Doc.)
Presents data concerning recent trends in the health care sector. Charts and detailed statistical tables are organized around several major subject areas. To use this source most effectively, the reader should examine first the two appendices, which are employed as an index.

Tennessee's Healthy People 2000
Call #: RA 395.A4.T47 1996; (Reference Desk)
Presents data compiled by the Health Statistics and Information office of the Tennessee Department of Health. Provides detailed information regarding deaths in the state of Tennessee based on 1990 figures. A county by county break down is provided based upon cause of death. Projections are made for the year 2000.

INDICES - PAPER & CD-ROM

Valuable information can often be found in magazine and journal articles, to which indices and abstracts provide easy access. The Paul Meek Library subscribes to PRINT indices and electronic versions on CD-ROM and ON-LINE. The following indices are relevant to professional literature in nursing and other health professions:

CINAHL.
Call #: (available as either a CD-ROM database (1982 to current) (Reference Desk)
Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied Health Literature. Covers all major nursing periodicals in English, and selected periodicals for other health professions. The ON-LINE version covers nearly 900 nursing, allied health, biomedical and consumer health journals, publications of the American Nursing Association and the National League for Nursing. Abstract coverage from January 1986 to the present. Indexing coverage from 1982 to the present. Updated twelve times per year.

Biological and Agricultural Index.
Call #: Z 5073 .A46(Reference) library owns paper copy
(1964 to current) also on CD-ROM (1992 to current)
This is an alphabetical subject index to English language periodicals, in agriculture, biology bacteriology, biochemistry, food science, genetics, etc, published in the U.S. and elsewhere. Includes book reviews.

Hospital Literature Index.
Call #: Z 6675.H75 A51 (library owns 1970 to 1994) (Reference)
Subjects covered include health care administration, health care facilities, health care, etc. Ceased in 1994.

Psychological Abstracts.
Call # BF 1 .P65 (Storage) (1948-1974); on microfilm (1927-1947)
(Media); on CD-ROM (Reference Desk) (1887 - current)
An important bibliography in psychology and related topics listing new books, journal articles, technical reports, and other scientific documents, with an abstract of each item. Abstracts are arranged in 17 major classification categories, some with sub-sections.

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INTERNET RESOURCES

WholeNurse
http://www.wholenurse.com
Presents the WholeNurse online information service. Offers access to a chat room and a bulletin board system (BBS), as well as reviews of nursing-related books. Includes information on continuing education for nurses and other types of medical personnel. Links to NetNurse, VirtualNurse, and NursingNet, as well as the American Holistic Nurses' Association (AHNA).

Virginia Henderson International Nursing Library, Sigma Theta Tau International
http://www.nursingsociety.org
Presents information about the Virginia Henderson International Nursing Library, maintained by the Sigma Theta Tau International academic honor society for nurses, located in Indianapolis, Indiana. Highlights the Library's knowledge, information, data, and communication services. Provides Web access to the Library's research registry and nursing book service. Includes a calendar of conferences and related events service. Includes a calendar of conferences and related events and lists Library staff.

TB/HIV Research Laboratory, Brown University
http://www.brown.edu/Departments/BRUNAP/
Support the provider community with frequent updates of information, while enhancing primary provider skills and knowledge concerning HIV disease and AIDS.

Parse Page
http://www.humanbecoming.org/links.htm
Presents a directory of resources for those interested in Parse's Theory of Human Becoming, a nursing theory. Offers access to an Internet discussion forum and a learning guide. Provides information on meetings and other events related to the theory. Lists primary and secondary sources, theses, dissertations, directories, biographical sources, and recent publications related to Dr. R. R. Parse's work. Links to the Nursing Theories Web site.

NURSENET
http://www.graduateresearch.com/NurseNet/
Presents NURSENET, an open, unmediated, global electronic conference for discourse about diverse nursing issues in the areas of nursing administration, nursing education, nursing practice, and nursing research. Notes that subscriptions to the service are free. Contains discussion forums and information on upcoming nursing conferences and other events. Provides access to resources for learning about the Internet.

Mosby
http://www.us.elsevierhealth.com/
Features Mosby-Year Book, Inc., based in St. Louis, Missouri. Mosby publishes books, journals, and serial publications in the health sciences fields, including medicine, nursing, allied health sciences, dentistry, veterinary medicine, and selected college disciplines. Contains a catalog of health sciences texts, videos and software. Includes information on conferences and seminars, customer support, and how to order publications. Offers a FAQ customer support, and how to order publications.

Martindale's Health Science Guide: The Virtual Medical Center
http://www.martindalecenter.com/Medical.html
Features Martindale's Health Science Guide, an online source of general medical information. Contains a comprehensive directory of links to drug databases and information; hospitals; medical schools; 19,600 multimedia medical teaching files and modules; 28,300 multimedia medical cases; 218 courses/textbooks; and 5,200 medical .mpeg movies. Provides access to Martindale's Dental, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Public Health
resources pages.

Martindale's Health Science Guide
http://www.martindalecenter.com/HSGuide.html
Presents Martindale's Health Science Guide, an online information resource containing medical teaching files, cases, courses, textbooks, graphic displays, and .mpeg movies. Features a directory of resource indexes, including virtual medical, dental, veterinary, pharmacy, nursing, public health, nutrition, and allied health centers. Provides access to a nutrition, and allied health centers. Provides access to a site reference desk, a law center, and an international services section.

New England Journal of Medicine
http://www.nejm.org
Turn here for expert opinions backed by authoritative research. Full-text articles published in the weekly journal are provided here, with a searching capability. The professional focus and lack of images may make the site seem intimidating, but the content is valuable.

National Library of Medicine
http://www.nlm.nih.gov
A wealth of information for health professionals and patients alike, this site offers published data sheets, symposia proceedings, and results of studies. The focus is on the data, though, not on how pretty it is or how well the site is displayed, so it helps if you know what you're looking for.

HealthWWWeb
http://www.healthwwweb.com
Focusing on natural health and alternative therapies, the site has introductory articles on such topics as acupuncture and herbal medicines, and more focused articles on vegetarian diets and nutritional food substitutes.

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VIDEOS / DVDs

ABC'S OF PEDIATRIC TRAUMA NURSING
VIDEO 770.
Discusses how the child's unique physiology and anatomy affect nursing assessment and interventions in trauma care. Includes pharmacologic considerations and special psychological needs of the child and his family.
New York, NY : American Journal of Nursing Company, c1988.
1 videocassette (29 min.) VHS format. Accompanied by Booklet #194.

INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES FOR THE PEDIATRIC NURSE
VIDEO 771.
Presents developmental concepts and appropriate interview techniques helpful in obtaining and providing information, and modifying behavior in hospitalized children.
New York, NY : American Journal of Nursing Company, c1985.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : VHS format. Accompanied by Booklet #195.

ENDOTRACHEAL TUBES
VIDEO 1547.
Covers the following topics: understanding endotracheal tubes, assisting with intubation, managing the patient, extubating the patient.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1991.
1 videocassette (30 min.) :+ booklet. VHS format.

CHEST DRAINAGE.
VIDEO 1549.
Includes understanding chest drainage systems, assisting with chest tube insertion, managing the chest drainage system, and assisting with chest tube removal.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1991.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : VHS format.

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
VIDEO 1679.
In pt. 1 of this program, Florence Nightingale's life and work are chronicled through photographs, drawings and her own words as taken from her writings. Part 2 includes interviews with 2 authorities on Nightingale's work and nursing theory - Dr. Monical Baly and Dr. Lois Monteiro.
Oakland, CA : Studio Three Productions, c1990.
1 videocassette (77 min.) :VHS format.

12 LEAD ELECTROCARDIOGRAM
VIDEO 1828.
Demonstrates how to record and correctly interpret a 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG).
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Video, c1992.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : + 1 booklet. VHS format.

TRACHEOSTOMY CARE
VIDEO 1829.
Illustrates important aspects of caring for a patient with a tracheostomy.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Video, 1992.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : + booklet (24 p.). VHS format.

SHOCK
VIDEO 1830.
Provides clinical examples of patients in hypovolemic, cardiogenic and septic shock and the nurse's role in their control and prevention.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1990.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : booklet. VHS format.

READING EKGS
VIDEO 1831.
Describes cardiac anatomy and physiology, the EKG waveform, the placement of EKG electrodes and monitor strip increments. Explains the 8-step methods for the interpretation of an EKG.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1988.
1 videocassette (30 min.) :+ 1 booklet. VHS format.

NEUROLOGIC EMERGENCIES
VIDEO 1832.
Covers clinical knowledge necessary to identify and manage autonomic dysreflexia, subarachnoid hemorrhage, and generalized tonic-clonic seizures. Includes neurologic pathophysiology, which patients are at risk, recognizing early warning signs, assessment techniques, emergency nursing interventions, drug therapy, and documentation.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corp., c1991.
1 videocassette (30 min.) :+ 1 booklet. VHS format.

LONG-TERM CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETERS
VIDEO 1833
Teaches the skills necessary to successfully manage and troubleshoot a surgically-placed long-term central venous catheter; for example, a Hickman, Broviac, or Groshong.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Video, c1992.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : 1 booklet. VHS format.

IDENTIFYING NEUROLOGIC DEFICITS
VIDEO 1834.
Demonstrates how the neurologic system operates and how to recognize and deal with neurologic problems. Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corp., c1989.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : + 1 booklet. VHS format.

IDENTIFYING DYSRHYTHMIAS
VIDEO 1835.
Title on cassette label: Identifying cardiac dysrhythmias.
Reviews the heart's electrical system; shows the correlation between the EKG waveform and what electrical events are occurring. Using the 8-step method, demonstrates how to analyze an EKG waveform and assess complex atrial and ventricular dysrhythmias. Shows what causes a dysrhythmia, which dysrhythmias are potentially life-threatening, and what interventions are needed.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1990.
1 videocassette (30 min.) :+ 1 booklet. VHS format.

FLUID AND ELECTROLYTE EMERGENCIES
VIDEO 1836.
Discusses three emergencies : hypercalcemia, hypokalemia, and dehydration. Includes pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, assessment, intervention and therapy.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1991.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : VHS format.

EMERGENCY AIRWAY PROBLEMS
VIDEO 1837.
Shows how to cope with a wide variety of upper airway emergencies, including trauma, epiglottitis, and anaphylactic shock.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1990.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : + 1 booklet. VHS format.

EKG VIDEO-WORKBOOK
VIDEO 1838.
Title on guide: EKG video-workbook, how to interpret EKGs correctly.
Demonstrates how to correctly record and interpret an EKG rhythm strip, recognize a dysrhythmia and understand its clinical significance, and intervene appropriately. Workbook includes 28 self-test exercises.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corp., c1992.
1 videocassette (50 min.) : VHS format. Accompanied by Booklet #290.

ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE
VIDEO 1839.
Discusses which patients are at respiratory risk, early signs and symptoms, arterial blood gas measurements, Allen's test, assisting with intubation and other aspects of respiratory failure.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corp., c1990.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : booklet. VHS format.

ARTERIAL LINES
VIDEO 1840.
Details the critical skills needed to set up, manage, and remove an arterial line.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Video, c1992.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : + 1 booklet. VHS format.

ASSESSING BREATH SOUNDS
VIDEO 1841.
Identifies abnormal breath sounds and discusses their physiological causes.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1988.
1 videocassette (30 min) : + booklet. VHS format

ASSESSING CHEST PAIN
VIDEO 1842.
Identifies the common causes of chest pain and shows the pathophysiology that causes the pain. Demonstrates how to obtain a thorough pain history and perform a good physical assessment.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corp., c1989.
1 videocassette (30 min.) :+ 1 booklet. VHS format.

MANAGING FLUIDS AND ELECTROLYTES
VIDEO 1843.
Title on container: Assessing fluids and electrolytes.
Presents a graphic demonstration of normal fluid and electrolyte physiology, shows what occurs with imbalances, and discusses the diseases and conditions that can precipitate such problems.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corp., c1989.
1 videocassette (30 min.) :+ 1 booklet. VHS format.

ASSESSING HEART SOUNDS
VIDEO 1844.
Describes the physiological basis of normal and abnormal heart sounds. Illustrates how to recognize normal and abnormal sounds.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corp., c1988.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : booklet. VHS format.

AVOIDING MEDICATION ERRORS
VIDEO 1845.
Focuses on the most common types and sources of medication errors committed by nurses, the effects of these errors on patients, nurses, and hospitals, and how to avoid making medication errors.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corp., c1989.
1 videocassette (30 min.) :+ booklet. VHS format.

CARDIAC EMERGENCIES
VIDEO 1846.
Discusses three primary, potentially life-threatening emergencies: myocardial infarction, cardiac tamponade and left-sided ventricular failure and the nurse's involvement in their treatment.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1990.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : + 1 booklet. VHS format.

CODE--CARDIAC ARREST
VIDEO 1847.
Shows health care professionals performing lifesaving interventions in a code situation. Provides valuable insights into how the code might have been better managed. Shows how to ensure an open airway, perform CPR, etc.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corp., c1990.
1 videocassette (30 min.) :+ 1 booklet. VHS format.

DEALING WITH DEATH AND DYING
VIDEO 1848.
Title on cassette label: Dealing with death & dying.
Thanatologist Joy Ufema teaches nurses to care for dying patients and their families. Topics include helping the patient maintain his sense of dignity, how to give the patient a sense of control, responding to the patient's special needs, how to help the patient work through his fears, and how to help the patient's family. Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corp., c1991.
1 videocassette (49 min.) : VHS format.

DETECTING AND MANAGING I.V. THERAPY PROBLEMS
VIDEO 1849
Title on container: Detecting & managing I.V. therapy problems.
Discusses preparations and techniques for administering IV therapy, assessing problems and complications, and proper intervention when problems occur.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corp., c1988.
1 videocassette (30 min) :+ 1 booklet. VHS format.

DIABETIC EMERGENCIES
VIDEO 1850.
Shows how to cope with a wide variety of diabetic emergencies, including signs and symptoms, causes, patients at risk, differentiating Type I from Type II diabetes, diabetic ketoacidosis from hyperosmolar nonketotic coma, management of insulin shock, insulin and other emergency drug therapy.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corp., c1990.
1 videocassette (30 min.) :+ 1 booklet. VHS format.

CARDIAC SYSTEM
VIDEO 1901.
Illustrates how to perform a cardiac assessment.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1992.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : VHS format.

GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM
VIDEO 1902.
Illustrates how to perform a GI assessment accurately and completely by showing what to assess for, how to assess for it, and why. Also teaches the skills needed for proper abdominal and rectal examinations.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1993.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : VHS format

MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
VIDEO 1903.
Demonstrates how to assess the head and neck, hands and wrists, elbows and shoulders, ankles and feet, knees and hips, legs, and spine.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1993.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : VHS format.

NERVOUS SYSTEM
VIDEO 1904.
Illustrates how to perform a neurologic assessment accurately and completely.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1992.
1 videocassette (30 min.) :VHS format.

REPRODUCTIVE AND URINARY SYSTEMS
VIDEO 1905.
Illustrates how to assess the male and female reproductive and urinary systems accurately and completely.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1993.
1 videocassette (30 min.) :VHS format.

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
VIDEO 1906.
Illustrates how to perform a respiratory assessment accurately and completely. Covers inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation techniques.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1992.
1 videocassette (30 min.) :VHS format.

VASCULAR SYSTEM
VIDEO 1907.
Illustrates how to perform a vascular assessment accurately and completely by showing what to assess for, how to assess for it, and why.
Springhouse, PA : Springhouse Corporation, c1992.
1 videocassette (30 min.) : VHS format

HOME CARE
VIDEO 1955.
The reasons for the growth of home care, the advantages to patient and family, and the new medical technologies suitable for home use--cardiac beepers, springloaded syringes, portable oxygen systems, respiratory ventilators--are described in this program.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c1987.
1 videocassette (19 min.) :

NURSING HOME CARE
VIDEO 2170.
Shows a well run nursing home and describes its concerns. Provides criteria for evaluating nursing homes and suggests alternative care for seniors.
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities and Sciences, 1993.
1 videocassette (19 min.) :VHS format.

GESTATIONAL AGE ASSESSMENT OF THE NEWBORN
VIDEO 2231.
Title on cassette label and study guide: Gestational age assessment.
Techniques to help students assess the gestational age of an infant. Includes an introduction to the Ballard tool, techniques for assessments, comparison of characteristics and a posttest. West Lafayette, IN : The Center, c1991.
1 videocassette (27 min.) : study guide (14 p.). VHS format.

PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE NORMAL NEWBORN
VIDEO 2232.
Demonstrates physical assessment of newborn infants and teaches the procedural sequence, significance of findings, and the reflexes involved.
West Lafayette, IN : The Center, c1991.
1 videocassette (27 min.) : study guide (13p.). VHS format.

BASIC CLINICAL SKILLS. URETHRAL CATHETERIZATION
VIDEO 2373.
Title on cassette label: Surgical care series: urethral catheterization.
With emphasis given to the patient's need for continued emotional support and patient teaching, this program explains and demonstrates urethral catheterization for both male and female patients.
Garden Grove, CA : Medcom, c1988.
1 videocassette (25 min.) :VHS format.

BASIC CLINICAL SKILLS. BEDMAKING
VIDEO 2375.
Gives guidelines for changing bed linens on both occupied and unoccupied beds. Shows the actions involved in gathering clean linens, preparing a work area, preparing the patient, removing soiled linens and providing comfort and safety measures.
Garden Grove, CA : Medcom, c1988.
1 videocassette (17 min.) :VHS format.

AIRWAY MANAGEMENT. CHEST TUBES
VIDEO 2376.
Discusses the professional responsibilities for management of the patient and equipment before, during, and after instituting closed-chest drainage. Focuses on insertion, system maintenance, troubleshooting, and removal.
Garden Grove, CA : Medcom, 1985.
1 videocassette (28 min.) : VHS format. Accompanied by Booklet #350.

TRACTION
VIDEO 2377.
Designed to help nurses manage a patient in traction. Explains the principles of traction, identifies appropriate rationale for traction, and explores the relevant nursing assessments and intervention.
Garden Grove, CA : Medcom, Inc. [distributor], 1993, c1986.
1 videocassette (28 min.) : VHS format. Accompanied by Booklet #351.

UNDERSTANDING AND TREATING THE RAPE VICTIM
VIDEO 2431.
Presents guidelines for managing the rape victim admitted to an emergency unit, with emphasis on the nurse's role.
New York, NY : American Journal of Nursing Co., 1993.
1 videocassette (52 min.) : program guide (in container). VHS format.

HOME HEALTH NURSING
VIDEO 2441.
Two parts on 1 cassette.
Part 1 presents an overview of home health nursing, including the initial visit and interview, physical assessment, family involvement, environmental assessment.
Part 2 shows consultation and cooperation between the occupational therapist, the physical therapist, the social worker, and the coordinating nurse.
New York, NY : American Journal of Nursing, c1989.
1 videocassette (43 min.) : VHS format.

HOME VISITS
VIDEO 2445.
Looks at the nursing bag and its development over the years, and its current use in public health nursing practice.
New York, NY : AJN Videos, c1991.
1 videocassette (16 min.) :VHS format.

SAFETY IN HOME CARE
VIDEO 2446.
Presents an initial home visit by a home health nurse who identifies safety risks and presents easy safety concepts. Focuses on fire safety, outdoor hazards, and safety risks in each room of the home. Medical equipment, supplies, and disposal of hazardous waste are also discussed. New York, NY : distributed by AJN Videos, c1992.
1 videocassette (25 min.) :VHS format.

TIME MANAGEMENT SKILLS
VIDEO 2969.
Identifies barriers to effective time management and indicates how to budget time wisely in the context of total quality management.
Cypress, CA : Medcom, inc. ; [1992?].
1 videocassette (28 min.)VHS format.

EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SKILLS
VIDEO 2970.
Gives guidelines for effective speaking and listening skills and criteria for evaluating successful communication.
Cypress, CA : Medcom, inc., [1992?].
1 videocassette (28 min.) : VHS format.

DEFENSIVE DOCUMENTATION
VIDEO 3145
Presents an overview of the importance of health care documentation, especially for legal liability.
Cypress, CA : Medcom Trainex, c1993.
1 videocassette (20 min.) : VHS format.

CONFIDENTIALITY
VIDEO 3156.
This program discusses various aspects of confidentiality in healthcare practice: definitions, maintaining confidentiality, breaches of confidentiality, reporting laws, legal and ethical questions, etc.
Cypress, CA : Medcom, Inc., c1996.
1 videocassette (25 min.) :VHS format. Accompanied by Booklet #425.

KEY SKILLS FOR EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP AND MANAGMENT
VIDEO 3295.
[Introduction] -- Collaboration -- Conflict resolution -- Delegation.
Intended to illustrate highlights and emphasize key points and strategies regarding subjects in the parent text. Uses dramatizations to demonstrate techniques for communicating with peers, co-workers, and colleagues and in resolving conflicts in the workplace.
[Menlo Park, Calif.] : Addison-Wesley, c1997.
1 videocassette (34 min.) :VHS format.

HOW TO FOLLOW TRANSMISSION-BASED PRECAUTIONS
VIDEO 3475.
This video defines transmission-based precautions, explains how to implement them in healthcare facilities, and how they are integrated with Standard Precautions. The material is organized around the following categories: Review of how infections spread ; Overview of standard precautions ; Description of airborne precautions ; Explanation of droplet precautions ; Description of contact precautions.
Cypress, CA Medcom, Inc., c1998.
1 videocassette (19 min.) : VHS format

EFFICIENT ASSESSMENT
VIDEO 3518.
Offers a concise review of the assessment process, based on defining characteristics, with desired outcomes and interventions planned.
[United States] : Belson/Hanwright, c1989.
1 videocassette (20 min.) :VHS format

ARRIVING AT A DIAGNOSIS
VIDEO 3519.
All steps of the assessment process are carefully demonstrated in this basic program on nursing diagnosis.
[United States]: Belson/Hanwright, 1989.
1 videocassette (22 min.) : VHS format

HOME VISIT
VIDEO 3520.
[New York] : Mosby, c1995.
1 videocassette (34 min.) :VHS format

RESPIRATORY DISORDERS
VIDEO 4231-32.
Taped lecture reviewing respiratory disorders for the NCLEX-PN exam
c2001.
2 videocassettes (78 min.) : 1/2 in.

BREAKING THE RULES: THE SECRET TO MAKING IT UP AS YOU GO.
VIDEO 4496.
Donna Wright discusses situations in which policies should be broken in order to achieve the best outcome for the people being served
2002.
1 videocassette (10 min.) : 1/2 in.

AN OVERVIEW OF THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN NURSING
VIDEO 4602.
c2003.
1 videocassette (25 min.) : 1/2 in.

CRITICAL THINKING IN THE CLINICAL SETTING
VIDEO 4720.
(Producer) Because of diverse healthcare needs, strong critical thinking skills have become essential in the healthcare setting. Ever changing healthcare needs, such as increased patient acuity, decreased patient hospital length of stay, increased care of patients in the community setting, and staffing shortages have necessitated nurses be prepared to handle complex situations in the clinical setting. This program focuses on different methods that nurses can incorporate to increase the use of critical thinking skills in the clinical setting
c2003.
1 videocassette (ca. 30 min.) : 1/2 in.

MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION & ERRORS.
VIDEO 4731-4732
In part one, hospital-based scenarios depicting each of the six rights shows how errors happen and demonstrates the steps that can prevent them. Part two provides a series of teaching scenarios illustrating various errors and their prevention.
2004.
2 videocassettes (29 min. ea.) : 1/2 in.

ELECTRONIC FETAL MONITORING
VIDEO 4746.
The labor and delivery nurse must be able to use effective monitoring systems in order to observe changes in the status of the fetus during labor. This video focuses on the latest monitoring techniques and equipment, which includes electronic fetal monitoring systems, to help the nurse create positive delivery outcomes for patients
c2004.
1 videocassette (34 min.) : 1/2 in.

DIABETES IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
DVD 632.
This course is designed to provide nurses in clinical settings with an overview of diabetes, risk factors and signs and symptoms associated with a diagnosis of diabetes, factors to consider when providing care to a patient diagnosed with diabetes and practical steps that can be taken to encourage adherence to treatment regimens.
2004.
1 videodisc (29 min., 32 sec.) : 4 3/4 in.

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CDs

MANAGING THE EXPERIENCE OF LABOR AND DELIVERY 
CD-ROM 66.
(Producer) Simulates a normal labor and delivery. Student is required to select information for assessing the patient and participates in collecting data, then selects appropriate interventions based on identified nursing diagnoses
2003.
1 CD-ROM; 4 3/4 in.

CRITICAL CARE NURSING SKILLS
CD-ROM 88-89.
c2005.
2 CD-ROM's: 4 3/4 in.

CARING FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH COGNITIVE AND SENSORY CHALLENGES
CD-ROM 72-76.
Disc 1: Hearing impairment -- disc 2: Visual impairment -- disc 3: cognitive impairment -- disc 4: instructor's guides in PDF format -- disc 5: Self-grading tests
c2004.
5 CD-ROM's: 4 3/4 in.

INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED NURSING SKILLS 
CD-ROM 78-82.
Discusses the purpose, equipment, preparation, procedure, post-procedure, expected outcomes, documentation and variation of the presented intermediate and advanced nursing skills. Disk 1: Elimination management -- Disk 2: Drug management -- Disk 3: Tissue perfusion management -- Disk 4: Nutrition support -- Disk 5: Respiratory management.
c2005.
5 CD-ROM's; 4 3/4 in.

BASIC NURSING SKILLS
CD-ROM 83-87.
Demonstrates the purpose, equipment, preparation, procedure, post-procedure, expected outcomes, documentation and variation of the presented basic nursing skill.  Disk 1: Risk management -- Disk 2: Activity and exercise -- Disk 3: Self-care facilitation -- Disk 4: Immobility management -- Disk 5: Skin and wound management
c2005.
5 CD-ROM's: 4 3/4 in.

WOUND MANAGEMENT 
CD-ROM 95-101.
The purpose for the learner is to have basic understanding of the nursing care involved in treating wounds.  pt. 1 (110.1, CD-ROM 95): Wound healing -- pt. 2 (110.2, CD-ROM 95): Wound evaluation -- pt. 3 (110.3, CD-ROM 96): Arterial wounds -- pt. 4 (110.4, CD-ROM 96): Venous wounds -- pt. 5 (110.5, CD-ROM 97): Neuropathic wounds -- pt. 6 (110.6, CD-ROM 97): Pressure ulcers -- pt. 7 (110.7, CD-ROM 98): Atypical wounds -- pt. 8 (110.8, CD-ROM 985): Debridement -- pt. 9. (110.9, CD-ROM 99): Dressings -- pt. 10 (110.101, CD-ROM 99): Physical modalities -- pt. 11 (110.11, CD-ROM 100): Clinical application questions -- pt. 12 (110 IG, CD-ROM 100): Instructor's guides -- pt. 13 (110 SGT, CD-ROM 101): Self-grading tests
2006.
13 CD-ROMs :  4 3/4 in.

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This is a list of sources available to students and staff at the Paul Meek Library, Remember, if you are having problems, you can always ask a librarian to assist you.

Any suggestions, ideas, etc. regarding this material please contact Jim Nance at jimnance@utm.edu