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Immunology

Links

• Abbot Plum A+ IV Pump Learning Module (Best Viewed with IE)
• Canadian HIV/AIDs Information Gateway

Videos

Anti-Infective Medication Therapy - Cephalosporin
• Part 1 (14 min)
Anti-Infective Medication Therapy: Antifungal and Antiviral Agents
• Part 1 (16 min)
Anti-Infective Medication Therapy: Antitubercular Agents
• Part 1 (15 min)
Anti-Infective Medication Therapy: Assessment of an Infection
• Part 1 (16 min)
Anti-Infective Medication Therapy: Nursing Implications
• Part 1 (16 min)
Anti-Infective Medication Therapy: Sulfonamides and penicillins
• Part 1 (16 min)
Preventing Bloodborne Infection Series - Bloodborne VirusesThis video will describes the dangerous bloodborne viruses themselves and how they are transmitted.
• Part 1 (15 min)
Preventing Bloodborne Infection Series - Engineering Controls Work Practice ControlsThis video will examine OSHA mandated changes in medical equipment engineering controls and the way tasks are performed work practice controls
• Part 1 (16 min)
Preventing Bloodborne Infection Series - Preventing Transmission , Protecting YourselfThis video will examine the measures you can take to prevent the spread of bloodborne pathogens in the healthcare environment, as well as how to protect yourself in the healthcare workplace.
• Part 1 (16 min)
The Human Immune System: Overview Of Anatomy and FunctionThe Human Immune System: Overview of Anatomy and Function identifies and provides an overview of the parts of the immune system, and shows how these organs, cells, proteins and other body chemicals functioned as the body's main internal lines of defense against pathogens.
• Part 1 (29 min)
The Human Immune System: The Immune ResponseThe course The Human Immune System: The Immune Response is designed to provide nurses and others with detailed descriptions of how the immune system responds to two of the most dangerous invaders: bacteria and viruses.
• Part 1 (23 min)