Neonatal Media Library
Newborn Emergencies
Three tape series covering the most common types of neonatal
emergencies for professionals. Includes a handbook for
instructors. Produced by Mosby-Year Book, Inc. © 1997.
Tape 1 (22.11 min.)
Respiratory Emergencies
(Reserve #1115)
Tape 2 (17.02 min.)
Cardiovascular Emergencies
(Reserve #1116)
Tape 3 (13.55 min.)
Gastrointestinal Emergencies
(Reserve #1117)
Neonatal Resuscitation Instructors Video
Two part series used in conjunction with the Neonatal
Resuscitation certification program, using performance
checklist. Running time 40 min. Produced by the American
Academy of Pediatrics and the American Heart Association.
© 1991.
(Reserve #SK-101)
Newborn Screening:
The First Step
This training kit includes a manual and tape for understanding
the newborn screening process.Produced by NCCLS.
© 1992.
(Reserve #SK-102)
The Compromised Neonate
This four-part video series focuses on care for moderately
ill newborns in the early stages of their illness.
Produced by AWHONN. © 1992
Tape 1 (22 min.)
Assessment and Basic Care
Gestational age, visual, physical, and behavioral
state assessment; electronic monitoring nursing responsibilities;
thermoregulation, mechanisms of heat loss; infant's needs during
phototherapy.
(Reserve #1103)
Tape 2 (24 min.)
Support in Acute Respiratory Compromise
Common respiratory problems (RDS, TTN, MAS and Neonatal apnea),
assessment techniques, therapeutic modalities (oxygen
therapy, surfactant replacement therapy and pulse oximetry),
nursing care, major complications associated with pulmonary
air leaks.
(Reserve #1104)
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Tape 3 (20 min.) Meeting Nutritional Needs
Fluid and electrolyte requirements, use of parenteral and enteral nutrition, methods of delivering optimal nutrition, nursing assessment and evaluation of adequate neonatal growth. (Reserve #1105)
Tape 4 (25 min.) Implications of Early Neonatal Infections
Risk factors, nursing assessment, diagnostic evaluation, common bacterial and viral organisms, infection control recommendations. (Reserve #1106)
The High Risk Neonate
Two tape series covers intrauterine asphyxia, post asphyxial
syndrome, clinical evaluation of cyanosis, stabilization
techniques, management decisions, clinical management of the
asphyxiated neonate and acute neurological disorders.
Produced by Mead Johnson.
(Reserve Vol. 1 - #1111 and/or
Vol. 2 - #1112)
Bring Your Baby Back
Covers all aspects of newborn screening as well as the
importance of parents' compliance with schedule for follow-up
visits. Running time 25 min. Produced by NJHA. © 1997
(Reserve #1118)
See also:
Parenting
Pregnancy & Childbirth