Program titles

The Geriatric Nursing Assistant:
The Most Important Team Player

(2 DVD series)
 The Most Important Eyes
 Order# CE600
 Becoming an Extended Family Member
 Order# CE601
New!Infections: Prevent Them
 Order# CE602
» Description and video clip
A Good Day in Long-Term Care:
The Resident's Perspective

 Order# RP106
» Description and video clip
Pressure Sore: Tips for GNA's
 Order# CE603
» Description and video clip
Mental Illness and the Older Person
 Order# CE604
» Description
Resident Safety: Tips for the GNA
 Order# CE605
» Description
Brush Those Teeth and Dentures:
Mouth Care for the Dependent Elderly

Order# CE606
» Description and video clip
The Basic Care Guide for the Elderly
(3 DVD series)
 Care Essentials: Vital Signs Plus
 Order# CE607
 Recognizing and Preventing Emergencies
 Order# CE608
 Care Means Caring
 Order# CE609
» Descriptions and video clip
Quality of Life, Indicators of Quality
 Order# CE610
» Description and video clip
Restorative Care: It’s Mandated
(4 DVD series)
 Restorative Care: Everyone Can Do It
 Order# CE611
 Restorative Care: An Informal
      Functional Assessment

 Order# CE612
 Restorative Care: Doing It
 Order# CE613
 Restorative Care: Being a Motivator
» Descriptions and video clips
Special Considerations for
the Young Nursing Home Resident

(3 DVD series)
 Understanding Me:
      The Younger Resident’s Perspective

 Order# RP110
 Caring for the Younger Residents
 Order# CE 615
 Discovering Appropriate Activities
      for the Young Resident

 Order# CE 616
» Descriptions and video clip
Step-by-Step: Responding to Mental Illness in the Geriatric Population
Order # CE617
» Description
Disordered Behavior:
The Medication Culprit

(3 tape series)
 Medication Side Effects Known to Cause
      Changes in Behavior

 Order #CE618
 Recognizing Psychological and Behavioral
      Side Effects to Medication

 Order# CE619
 Describing Side Effects to Medication
 Order# CE620
» Descriptions
Caring for Disordered Behavior
in the Nursing Home

Order# CE621
» Description and video clip
Dealing with Sexually Inappropriate Behavior
(2 DVD series)
 Masturbation and Sexually Provocative
      Behavior

 Order# CE622
 Physical touching and Disrobing
 Order# CE623
» Descriptions
The Wilson Crisis -
Family Caregiver Stroke Patient

 Order# CE624
» Description
Dominick and Margaret -
Independent Living for Elderly Disabled

 Order# CE625
» Description
Miss Nora’s Store -
Understanding the Rural Elderly

 Order# CE626
» Description
Marge and Walter –
The Family Caregiver

 Order# CE627
» Description
One East: A Day in Long-Term Care
 Order# CE628
» Description
Management of Urinary Incontinence
in Long-Term Care

 Order# CE629
» Description
The Unopened Milk Carton -
Eating with Assistance

 Order# CE630
» Description
Quality Indicator: Resident Function
(3 DVD series)
 Improving Function, Improving Life
 Order# CE631
 The Nursing Assistant’s Role as
      a Cheerleader and “Personal Trainer”

 Order# CE632
 Function – A Quality Indicator:
      The GNA’s Role

 Order# CE633
» Descriptions
Delirium: Recognizing, Reporting, and Responding for Quality Care
(3 tape series)
 Delirium: Signs, Contributing Factors
      and Causes

 Order#CE634
 Delirium First Alert: Early Recognition
      of Risks and Symptoms

 Order# CE635
 Delirium: Strategies for Quality Care
 Order# CE636
» Descriptions
The GNA's Essential Checklist:
Is Mrs. Jones OK?
 Order# CE637
» Description and video clip
Reducing Resident Depression:
Assessment and Intervention

 Order# CE639
» Description

The Geriatric Nursing Assistant:
The Most Important Team Player

Debra Wertheimer, MD
(2 DVD series)



The Most Important Eyes
Order# CE600
Nursing assistants explain important signs they look for when entering a resident's room. Discussion considers physical, emotional, and cognitive changes. Physical changes include a consideration of skin breakdown and the beginning of pressure sores, changes in vital signs, appetite, sleep patterns, and activity level. Emotional and cognitive changes include sudden onset of confusion, changes in mood, motivation, cognitive ability, an inability to follow instructions, and an inability to participate in activities of daily living. interactive discussion
20 minutes
title price: $150; $75 rental

Becoming an Extended Family Member
Order# CE601
Nursing assistants discuss their role as extended family members including: spending additional time with residents; knowing each resident; allowing residents to have choices; encouraging participation in activities; making sure residents are getting appropriate nutrients; and ensuring eye glasses, hearing aids and dentures are in good condition.
interactive discussions
add to cart21 minutes
title price: $150; $75 rental

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