Head-to-toe examination of the normal child
By: [presented by] Elsevier ; producer/director, Glenn Harman
Contributors: W.B. Saunders Company; Elsevier Science Publishers
Edition: Version 2.
Series: Jarvis physical examination and health assessment video series -- disc 15; NSG 211A (NU course); NSG 211T (NU course); NSG 315 (NU course)
Publisher: Saunders Elsevier
Published: 2008
Place of publication: [Philadelphia, Pa.]
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] : /
Number of pages: 49
ISBN-13: 9781416040347
Subjects: Pediatrics; Examination; Children; Health and hygiene; Physical diagnosis; Nursing assessment
Other titles: Physical examination and health assessment
Description: " ... takes a systematic approach to the complete examination of a preschooler, combining body-system assessments within the same region and adapting techniques to suit the child's developmental stage. First, it shows how to obtain an overview by observing general appearance, measuring height and weight, and assessing vital signs. Then it proceeds through the body regions, saving potentially distressing examinations for last. It includes examination of the chest and heart, abdomen, genitalia (with variations for girls and boys), legs, arms, head and neck, eyes, nose, mouth and throat, and ears."--Website.
Notes: Originally produced in VHS format, 1998.

Bonus material: Health history, equipment, cross-cultural care, developmental care, health promotion, critical thinking  questions and answers.

Consultants: Eileen F. Campbell,  Terry Delpier, Linda Lockerbie.

DVD.

System requirements: PC -- PC based Pentium PIII 700 or Celeron 1 GHz or higher, Windows 98SE, 2000, XP Home and Pro (SP1 and SP2), 128 MB RAM, 8X DVD-ROM drive, video card with 16 bit or higher color (24 or 32 bit is best), display resolution of 800 x 600 or greater, sound card and speakers -- Macintosh: Power PC G4 500MHZ, I-MAC, I-Book or higher, Macintosh OS 10.2x, 10.3x, 10.4x and higher, 128 MB RAM, 8x DVD-ROM drive, video card with 16 bit or higher color (24 or 32 bit is best), Display resolution of 800 x 600 or greater, sound card and speakers.

Closed-captioned.