Instructional video with detailed information and sample EKGs in pdf format. 

This instructional video was produced by physicians at The Incredible Medical School. Great for adults wanting to learn the basics of the EKG. Children interested in the medical field will find this information fun and educational. Home schools, private schools, and special magnet schools will find this video especially useful.

YOU CAN LEARN TO READ AN EKG!

The EKG Video explains and demonstrates:
    Electrical System of the Heart.
    Normal EKG.
    P Wave, QRS Complex, Q Wave, ST

      Segment, T Wave.
    Heart Attack Pattern.
    Atrial and Ventricular Fibrillation.
    Left and Right Bundle Branch Block.
    First, Second, and Complete Heart Block.
    Heart Rhythms.
    Heart Axis.
    EKG Leads.
    AND MORE!

Don't try to learn the EKG by looking at pictures in a book.  Get actual video instructions.  Anyone can learn to Understand the EKG (ElectroCardioGram; ECG; EKG)!  Learn how to analyze and interpret the EKG.  This video will teach you to understand EKGs. It provides the basic instructions on interpreting the EKG. Approximately 2 hours in length. It covers the electrical system of the heart and how it is recorded with an EKG machine. You will learn what the lines on an ekg tells you about the heart. Learn how to recognize a heart attack, irregular rhythm, too fast or too slow rhythm, lethal rhythms such as ventricular fibrillation, blocks of the heart nerve system known as bundle branch blocks, first degree heart blocks, second degree heart blocks, third degree heart blocks, heart enlargement, the axis of the heart, p waves, qrs complex, st segment, t wave, and other information concerning the EKG. Finally, The Incredible Medical School makes this information available for the general public! Great for teens and Adults.

This instructional video was produced by physicians at The Incredible Medical School.  

Great for adults wanting to learn the basics of this important medical procedure. Children interested in the medical field will find this package fun and educational. Home schools, private schools, and special magnet schools will find this package especially useful.

Although this video is not directed at nurses, medical students, and physicians, they may find this video useful. However, this video is not intended to teach medical professionals because their use of performance of this type of information and skills has to come from a certified and/or accredited person, company or institution.

Don't try to learn suturing by looking at pictures in a book. Get actual video instructions.

Instructional 4 hour video with detailed information and demonstrations.

The Video explains and demonstrates:
    A systemic approach to wound repair.
    Tetanus guidelines.
    Suture removal times.
    Suture after care.
    Instruments for surgery.
    Anesthesia.
    Types of sutures.
    Types of needles.
    Suture sizes.
    Suture patterns.
    Knot typing types and how to tie them are shown in the video
    Using Dermabond™ (skin glue) to close a wound
    Using staples to close a wound.
    Removal of sutures and staples.

The package includes information on obtaining a popular physician knot tying manual and wound closure manual by downloading the free PDF file on the internet.  These manuals provide physician level detailed discussions on wound healing and management, suture characteristics, suture types, suture techniques, suture knot tying, suture handling, suture removal, needle anatomy, types of needles, needleholders, needle handling tips, topical skin adhesives, adhesive tapes, and surgical staples.  You can also receive information on obtaining a realistic suture practice arm or leg for those wanting more advanced training models.

This video contains information and pictures on sexually transmitted diseases. The first two chapters may be suitable for school students (after viewing and approval by the school administration) as they contain no genital pictures.

Other chapters contain EXPLICIT PHOTOGRAPHS of genital areas and the effects of sexually transmitted diseases. Some of the diseases presented on this video are gonorrhea, syphilis, herpes, scabies, pediculosis, vaginitis, chlamydia, lymphogranuloma venereum, molluscum contagiosum, chancroid, granuloma inguinale, condylomata acuminata, reiter's syndrome, and AIDS.

(1 hour 30 minutes).

After many requests for a more in depth medical topic, The Incredible Medical School produced this 2 ½ hour video on oxygen. There is also a 111 page reference document that contains the video teachings and an extensive reference section. This video is intended for an older group, with 15 years of age the probable minimum age for this material.

Incredible Oxygen covers the following topics:
Air Composition
The Atom
Oxygen Atom
The Periodic Table of the Elements
Partial Pressure of Gases in Air
Understanding Pressure as a Measure of Amount
Properties and Pressures of Gases
Charles’ Law (Gay-Lussac’s Law)
Boyle’s Law
Avogadro’s Law
Ideal Gas Equation
Dalton’s Law
Henry’s Law
Oxygen in Water
Manufacture of Oxygen
Vacuum Insulated Evaporator (VIE)
Cryogenic Liquid Oxygen Cylinder
Human Body’s Use of Oxygen
Oxygen Content (CaO2)
Delivery of Oxygen (DO2) to the tissues
Hyperbaric Oxygen
Pulse Oximetry
Oxyhemoglobin
Deoxyhemoglobin
Methemoglobin
Carboxyhemoglobin
Cyanide Poisoning
Oxygen Hemoglobin Dissociation Curve
Altitude
Bohr Effect
Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Dissociation Curves
Alveolar-arterial oxygen gradient
Respiratory quotient (RQ)
Breathing (Respiratory System)
Oxygen Therapy
Fraction of Inspired Oxygen
Flow Rate
Tidal Volume
Minute Ventilation
Nasal Cannula
Simple Mask
Partial Rebreather Mask
Nonrebreather Mask
Venturi Mask
Bag Valve Mask
Damaging Health Effects of Oxygen
Underwater Pressure.

This 56 page manual contains teachings on the following:

General Math
Fractions
Changing Fractions
Reducing Fractions
Adding and Subtracting Fractions
Multiplying and Dividing Fractions
Fractions as ratios, division, proportions

Decimals
Adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing

Percentage

Conversions
Fractions to decimals
Decimals to fractions
Percentage to decimals
Decimals to percentage
Fractions to percentage
Percentage to fractions

Acid Base Explained

Logarithms

Equivalents and Milliequivalents

Osmotic Pressure

Percentage and Ratios

Basic Medical Math Exercises

Reference Information

Urinalysis - Reagent Strips Manual by The Incredible Medical School. This is a pdf document supplement to the video.

The reagent strips are important urine screening or diagnostic tests, but there are false negative and false positives as well as many other factors that affect the results.  An understanding of the various factors affecting each test is needed to interpret the results and make the results clinically useful.

This 38 page manual contains teachings on the following:

THE URINALYSIS REAGENT STRIPS

Reagent Strips

Renal Function Overview

Tests of Tubular Reabsorption and Tubular Secretion

Osmolarity / Osmololity and Specific Gravity

Urine Color

Urine Clarity or Appearance

Urine pH

Urine Specific Gravity

Urine Protein

Urine Glucose

Urine Ketones

Urine Blood

Urine Bilirubin

Urine Urobilinogen

Urine Nitrite

Urine Leukocyte Esterase

Urine Microscopic Exam

Appendix A (Blood in Urine)

Appendix B (Protein in Urine)

Summary Charts

Videos: 

Chest Tubes
Thoracentesis
Thoracentesis Tray Contents
Chest Tube Drainage System

Videos:

NG Tubes
Gastric Lavage

Videos:

IV Lines and Catheters
IV Solutions (Fluid Types)
Central Line Kit Contents
Swanz Ganz Catheter

General overview of human anatomy. This 1 hour DVD provides a basic anatomy review of the human body using plastic models. A good overview. No detail anatomy of any one structure is given in this review. This video is great as a starter for young school children.

This 66 page workbook is an excellent supplement to the information presented on the dvd.  Contains vocabulary, pictures, graphics, puzzles, and tests.  Great for the home school.

This video presents a more detailed review of human body anatomy using anatomical models. This is an educational video for young children and adults, grade school and high school, public school and private school.

No fancy graphics or special effects - just an effective presentation of human body anatomy. Included in this video is a review of anatomy of the brain, ear, eye, heart, kidney, liver, pancreas, spleen, lung, stomach, and intestine.  There are dissections of an animal brain, heart, kidney, and eye. Each anatomy review has a video test of the information. Also, SPECIAL WORKBOOKS in pdf format are included for each anatomy review. Your child will enjoy this video learning experience.

Dr. Ricks presents, on video, a basic explanation of x rays and x ray equipment. This educational video has something for everyone.  Not normally available to nonprofessionals, this is interesting and educational information for intermediate school students, high school students, home school students, and the general public. Even college and nursing students learn from this basic presentation.  Many physicians don’t know this information.  During the presentation, you will see an x ray tube, housing of the x ray tube, a collimator, demonstration of a collimator, x ray equipment, x ray film processor, portable x ray machine, x ray film, and x ray cassettes.  Included are video reviews of x rays of the chest, skull, spine, arm, hand, abdomen, hip, leg, ankle, foot.  Over 2 hours of video and over 600 pages in pdf files of x rays and reference information. The total video and supplemental package contains a very large amount of information.

CONTENTS:

Understanding X-Rays Part 1 (xrays pt 1.wmv Size: 36MB Length: 19:28)
- Introduction
- Crookes Tube and Discovery of X Rays
- X Rays and the Electromagnetic Spectrum
- Ionizing; Atoms
- Generation of X Rays
- Lead Apron
- X Ray Tube

Understanding X-Rays Part 2 (xrays pt 2.wmv Size: 23.2MB Length: 12:31)
- Review of X Ray Production
- X Ray Tube, Tube Housing, Collimator Demonstration

Understanding X-Rays Part 3 (xrays pt 3.wmv Size: 30MB Length 16:07)
- 35mm Camera Film
- X Ray Cassette
- X Ray Film Development
- X Ray Film Image Characteristics
- Digital X Rays
- Old Polaroid Film Camera Demonstration

Understanding X-Rays Part 4 (xrays pt 4.wmv Size: 56.6MB Length 30:36)
- Chest X-Ray

Understanding X-Rays Part 5 (xrays pt 5.wmv Size: 3.68MB Length: 1:51)
- Various Items X-Ray

Understanding X-Rays Part 6 (xrays pt 6.wmv Size: 8.57MB Length: 4:32)
- Ultrasound X-Ray

Understanding X-Rays Part 7 (xrays pt 7.wmv Size: 9.47MB Length: 6:08)
- Skull, Cervical and Lumbar Spine

Understanding X-Rays Part 8 (xrays pt 8.wmv Size: 28.4MB Length: 15:24)
- Abdomen X-Ray

Understanding X-Rays Part 9 (xrays pt 9.wmv Size: 28.3MB Length: 16:17)
- Upper Extremity X-Ray

- Understanding X-Rays Part 10 (xrays pt 10.wmv Size: 17.3MB Length: 9:15)
Lower Extremity X-Ray

X-Ray Preview PDF Documents
TIMS SkullSpineXray Films.pdf (75 pages)
TIMS Abdomen Xray Films.pdf (111 pages)
TIMS Chest Xray Films.pdf (106 pages)
TIMS Lower Extremity Xray Films.pdf (75 pages)
TIMS MRI Xray Films.pdf (54 pages)
TIMS CT Scans Xray Films.pdf (45 pages)
TIMS Upper Extremity Xray Films.pdf (75 pages)
TIMS Ultrasound Xray Films.pdf (19 pages)
TIMS Various Items Xray Films.pdf (8 pages)

Supplement Reference Files
Understanding xrays.pdf (13 pages)

“Fever in Children” contains important and valuable information for all parents. It is written by a physician using most of the same information, research studies, and professional organizations recommendations that physicians rely on for evaluation and treatment decisions.

This pdf document contains information and recommendations for understanding the child with fever, the meaning of fever, the various treatment options, the dangers of fever in children, when to worry and call the doctor, when it is probably not a significant risk, how a fever is produced, the dosages of acetaminophen and ibuprofen needed to control the fever, common infections with fever, use of the thermometer, use suppositories, Fahrenheit to Celsius temperature conversion chart, pounds to kilograms conversion chart, medications that can cause a fever, the research studies and information that the physician uses in deciding the treatment option of the child’s fever, how to care for the child with fever at home, the sponge bath directions, the temperature level that is considered a fever, the dangers of fever, seizure and fever, the serious bacterial and viral infections, and the lumbar puncture. 

Videos:

Blood Collection Tubes
Vacutainer Blood Collection 
Blood Drawing
Blood – Serum and Plasma

Videos:

Laryngoscope Handle and Blades
Cricothyroidotomy
Tracheostomy
Airway Management
Airway and Tubes
Intubation

Videos:

Defibrillator
Automated External Defibrillator

Videos:

Lumbar Puncture Tray Contents
Lumbar Puncture