Remember that the IHE Library isn’t just
books and journals. We also have
CD-ROMs, DVDs, study kits, and other resources that can help you master your
skills.
The Clinical
Skills series “consists of 10 DVDs that present over 140 core medical assisting
skills in an innovative, interactive video format. Each DVD is divided into
individual sections and features at least 13 videos that follow a consistent
format and focus on an essential medical assisting skill set. Actual medical
assistants perform all the skills, as well as skill variations, demonstrating
proper technique in the clinical setting. Interactive onscreen review questions
reinforce key concepts and test understanding” (retrieved December 12, 2012,
from http://www.elsevier.com/books/saunders-clinical-skills-for-medical-assistants/saunders/978-1-4160-2426-2#). The disks include:
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DVD 1: Asepsis, Infection Control, and
Sterilization
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DVD 2: Measuring Vital Signs
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DVD 3: Preparing Patients for Examinations
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DVD 4: Assisting with Patient Examinations
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DVD 5: Phlebotomy and Hematologic, Blood
Chemistry and Immunologic Testing
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DVD 6: Collecting and Testing Urine and
Microbiology Specimens
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DVD 7: Administering Medications
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DVD 8: Assisting with Diagnostic Testing
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DVD 9: Assisting with Therapeutic Procedures
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DVD 10: Assisting with Minor Office Surgery
You can find these disks in CD-DVD section with the call
number R728.8 .C57 2007 DVD. The set’s
ISBN numbers are 9781416024224 and 1416024220.
To learn more about Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA) regulations, try OSHA
for the Medical Office (ISBN 9780138023065, call number R728 .O84 2011 CD). This CD-ROM covers general safety measures,
bloodborne pathogens, office ergonomics and security, and quality care. Another CD-ROM, Delmar Learning's
Medical Terminology Image Library (ISBN 9781401810092, call number R123 .D45 2003 CD), features over 500 images related
to medicine that you can use for papers, posters, and PowerPoint presentations.
What other
resources would you like to see in the library?
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