EXAMEN DE L'ÉTAT MENTAL
Emmanuel Ntakiyisumba, Dr. Madeleine MUKESHIMANA
Ce cours est au sujet de 'examen de l'etat mental
Module 2: The Role of the Regulatory Authorities
Dalarna University
In this module, you will watch two presentations, and read the handouts and supporting materials. You will learn about the Bangladesh Nursing and Midwifery Council (BNMC), and the Directorate General of Nursing and Midwifery (DGNM). As well, you will learn how the midwifery profession is regulated in Bangladesh to ensure well-ed....
The 2016 ALTA/NSPS Standards – Course III Section 4 Records Research
Gary R. Kent, PS
The ALTA/ACSM standards have always spelled out in detail what records research and other information is to be provided to the surveyor for use in preparing an ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey. The 2011 standards attempted to clarify and expand some of those responsibilities, in addition to adding some new requirements. The new 2016....
UniSpend - Compounding Innovations
Mr. Tom Wynn RPh
UniSpend Anhydrous Sweetened and Unsweetened are elegant, easy to use, anhydrous, plant-based oral suspension vehicles. UniSpend Anhydrous oral suspension vehicles may be ideal for suspending active pharmaceutical ingredients that are known to be unstable in water, are lipophilic, or if the aqueous stability is unknown. This w....
Auriculotherapy
Dr. Joseph R. Carter
A history of auriculotherapy and diagnosis, with an introduction of the three phases and how they relate to the three basic tissue layers.
Contacting Member Legal Services
ATPE
ATPE members may call the Member Legal Services Department if they have an employment related question or concern to ask for information, advice, or assistance. This 7-minute video explains what the member will experience when they make that call.
A Simplified Framework for Remote Low Vision Care
Erin Kenny, OD
The pivot to telehealth has been sudden and awkward. This course is designed to share some concepts that will help you make your telehealth low vision sessions simpler, more effective, and more efficient.
Tales from Polytrauma: Managing the Patient with Visual Impairment and Multiple Comorbidities
Sandra Fox, OD
The greatest percentage of those with visual impairment in the US is over the age of 65. Adults over the age of 75 have the highest rates of TBI hospitalization and 66% of those that experience stroke are 65 and older. Thus it is very likely that those with visual impairment will have co-morbidities including physical, cognitive....
Prism and Rehabilitation in Hemi-field Loss
Ashley Deemer, OD
This course presents diagnostic and management considerations for neurologic hemi-field vision loss. Case study examples focusing on the development of a patient-centered low vision rehabilitation plan and the use of prism will be included as well as a discussion about the optical considerations in the management of these patien....
1P, Supplies, Aseptic Technique, and Primary Engineering Controls (PEC's)
TRINU Healthcare
This foundational activity provides information on aseptic technique principles, sterlie preaparation supplies, and laminar flow hood technology that every individual engaged in a pharmacy compounded sterile preparation program must know and understand very well.
Prostate Disease
Adrian Stratton. B. Pharm
0.75 Hours
Designed to refresh the knowledge of pharmacists about the common types of prostate disease. This activity was developed and accredited in Australia and was designed to address competencies described by the National Competencies Standards Framework for Pharmacists in Australia (2016). As such, some of the information may....
Diagnosis and management of patients with pleural effusions
Rebecca Myatt
0.50 Hours
Pleural effusions occur when fluid accumulates between the visceral and parietal pleura in the chest cavity, preventing the lung from expanding fully during inspiration. The reduction in lung volume, depression of the diaphragm and reduced chest wall compliance cause dyspnoea, and occasionally pain or cough. Pleural effusion is....
Caring for patients with haemorrhagic shock
Elizabeth Gallimore
0.50 Hours
This learning module discusses the clinical features of haemorrhagic shock and the strategies used to manage the condition, focusing on the presenting symptoms, classifications, compensatory mechanisms, physiological changes and nursing interventions. Haemorrhagic shock is a condition of reduced tissue perfusion as a result of t....
Ankle and Low Leg Examination
Thomas V. Gocke, MS, ATC, PA-C, DFAAPA
0.50 Hours
This video-based activity focuses on anatomy review, range-of-motion (ROM), motor and sensory assessments and specific orthopaedic tests for the Ankle, Foot and related structures.
ANUAS Course 5
Mr WCEA Administrator
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Caring for Clients During Chemo
Industry Specialists
This lesson provides nurse aides with an overview of chemotherapy: what it is and how it is typically administered. It covers the most common side effects of chemo and how aides can assist clients who suffer these effects. Also provides information about the emotional effects of chemo and how to help clients overcome them. Inc....
Atrial Fibrillation: Clinical Review
Dr Andrew Money-Kyrle
1.50 Hours
This review by Dr Andrew Money-Kyrle, updated in 2017, examines the diagnosis and management of atrial fibrillation. Key learning points for healthcare professionals include making the diagnosis, managing rate control, rhythm control and reduction in stroke risk in patients with AF, prognosis and follow-up.
Prescribing in Older People
Dr Heather Barry, Dr Audrey Rankin and Dr Anna Millar
1.00 Hours
Dr Heather Barry and colleagues considers appropriate prescribing in older people, including when to discontinue medications. Key learning points for healthcare professionals include managing non-adherence, and reducing medication burden.
Comorbidities in Older People
Dr Richard Day
1.00 Hours
Dr Richard Day considers comorbidities in older people, including the likelihood of having multiple conditions, primary prevention and prescribing in older people. Key learning points for healthcare professionals include the impact of side effects, treating distressing symptoms, and discussing risk with patients. A post-test inc....
Pericardial Effusion
Sanjay Kumar, M.D., F.A.S.H., F.A.C.P.
1.00 Hours
The pericardium is a fibrous structure consisting of two layers that envelope the heart. Developmentally, the heart grows into the pericardial sac (a balloon like structure) from behind resulting in complete envelopment of the most of the heart. The inner layer is adherent to the myocardium called visceral pericardium; the outer....
Congenital Pulmonary Airway Malformation
Lyndon M. Hill, MD
Congenital pulmonary airway malformation (CPAM) (Fig. 1) affects between 1/8,000 and 1/35,000 livebirths1. CPAM results from the disordered development of the lower respiratory tract. The current theory of pathogenesis favors a maturational arrest in bronchopulmonary development, resulting in dysplastic tissue distal to this....
Bioeffects of obstetric ultrasound for the clinician - How to keep it safe
Jacques S. Abramowicz, MD, FACOG, FAIUM
There has been a rapid increase in the use of diagnostic ultrasound (DUS) in obstetrics since its introduction in the late 1950’s 1. Major improvements in imaging quality and the introduction of new technologies, such as 3D/4D are partly responsible.
Osteoporosis in Postmenopausal Women: Key Aspects of Prevention and Treatment
Angela Sheu and Jacqueline Center
Osteoporosis is a common and costly condition that has significant morbidity and mortality after a fracture. Despite robust evidence that treatment reduces the risk of future fractures, many people in Australia are not adequately treated. This review covers our current understanding of prevention and treatment of osteoporosis in....
Breast Elastography
Regina J. Hooley, MD
One of the first physical exam skills every physician learns is palpation, which is based on the premise that cancers feel harder than surrounding tissue. Using elastography, tissue stiffness (or hardness) can be measured and converted into an image. The physics behind this principle relies on tissue stiffness quantified by Youn....