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Division of Safety & Hygiene Video Library - First-aid and health-care videos (VHS only)
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First-aid and health-care videos
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| AVIAN FLU: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW | | | Gives facts about avian influenza. Discusses the risk of a pandemic and what preparations should be made both at work and at home. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned. DVD also available (No. 430108).
2006, 13 minutes, No. 630108 | | | |
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| BASIC FIRST AID | | | Shows ABCs of first aid and appropriate steps to follow before offering assistance.
1994, 6 minutes, No. 630053 | | | |
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| BE SAFE AT WORK: SAFETY ORIENTATION FOR WORKERS IN LONG-TERM CARE | | | Provides general safety orientation for employees of nursing homes. Covers many common hazards, such as back injuries, glove removal, and medical waste.
Accompanying guide available.
1996, 16 minutes, No. 630074 | | | |
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| BEAT THE HEAT: PREVENTING & TREATING HEAT DISORDERS | | | Discusses the prevention and treatment of heat disorders, including thermoregulation, acclimatization, sunscreen, fitness, diet and fluids. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned. DVD also available (No. 430110).
1995, 17 minutes, No. 630110 | | | |
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| BLOOD BORNE PATHOGENS | | | Describes how to prevent and control bloodborne pathogens in correctional facilities. Covers symptoms of bloodborne diseases, universal precautions, personal protective equipment and response to an incident. Accompanying guide available. DVD also available (No. 430100).
2002, 17 minutes, No. 630100 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS (Agentes Patogenos Presente En La Sangre) | | | Provides a general overview of bloodborne pathogens applicable to any workplace or occupation where exposures might occur. In Spanish. Also available in English (no. 630076).
2000, 18 minutes, No. 630077 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS (Part 1): WHAT ARE THEY? | | | Uses an X-Files theme story to introduce dangers of bloodborne pathogens in workplace.
1996, 14 minutes, No. 630057 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS (Part 2): PROTECT YOURSELF | | | Continues the X-Files theme story. Demonstrates proper procedures and PPE required for preventing exposure to bloodborne pathogens.
1996, 9 minutes, No. 630052 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS (Part 3): POST EXPOSURE FOLLOW UP | | | Concludes X-Files theme story. Describes dangers of accidental contact with another person’s bodily fluids and procedures to be followed after contact.
1996, 11 minutes, No. 630056 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS FOR BUS DRIVERS: THE ROUTE TO SAFETY | | | Gives school bus drivers introduction to bloodborne pathogens, including how they are spread and how to reduce risk of infection through personal protective equipment, decontamination and personal hygiene. Accompanying guide available.
1998, 13 minutes, No. 630081 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS FOR CUSTODIANS | | | Discusses the three common bloodborne pathogens, how exposure to them occurs, and how custodians can reduce their risk through measures such as personal protective equipment and personal hygiene. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned. DVD also available (No. 430103).
2004, 16 minutes, No. 630103 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS FOR FIRE AND RESCUE | | | Addresses exposure to bloodborne pathogens by paramedics, firefighters and other rescue workers. Discusses bloodborne diseases and how they’re spread, and recommends preventive measures. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned. DVD also available (No. 430102).
2005, 16 minutes, No. 630102 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS IN HEALTH-CARE FACILITIES | | | Details requirements of the Occupational Safety & Health Administration's Bloodborne Pathogens rule for health-care workers, including biohazard labels, personal protective equipment, HBV vaccine and other workplace control measures.
1998, 26 minutes, No. 630070 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS | | | Provides a general overview of bloodborne pathogens, applicable to any workplace or occupation where exposures might occur. Also available in Spanish (No. 630077).
2000, 18 minutes, No. 630076 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS, PART 1 | | | Addresses importance of knowing and understanding dangers of bloodborne pathogens when responding to workers injured in industrial accidents.
1995, 10 minutes, No. 630054 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS, PART 2 | | | Reviews universal precautions for preventing exposure to bloodborne pathogens. Geared to general industry.
1995, 6 minutes, No. 630055 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: A SHARPER IMAGE | | | Gives health-care workers information on preventing transmission of bloodborne pathogens, including HBV vaccination, personal protective equipment, hand-washing and sharps safety.
Accompanying guide available.
1999, 19 minutes, No. 630069 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: EXPOSURE IN THE WORKPLACE | | | Raises awareness of the hazards of bloodborne pathogens and the risks to employees if they don’t use universal precautions to prevent exposure. Geared to general industry. Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available. Closed captioned.
2007, 27 minutes, No. 630112 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: PROTECT YOURSELF | | | Presents information for industrial workers on their risks of exposure to bloodborne pathogens. Explains how HIV and HBV are spread and how to prevent infection in workplace. Includes cleanup and decontamination procedures.
Accompanying guide available.
1995, 15 minutes, No. 630031 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: PROTECTION IN THE HOME CARE SETTING | | | Gives home health-care workers an introduction to bloodborne pathogens and appropriate measures to avoid exposure. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned. DVD also available (No. 430107).
2005, 17 minutes, No. 630107 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: QUESTIONS & ANSWERS | | | Provides general introduction to bloodborne pathogens, including how they enter the body, and how to prevent exposures, use universal precautions, respond to co-worker injuries, and clean up potentially infected materials. Geared to industrial workplaces. Accompanying guide available.
1999, 11 minutes, No. 630064 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: SCHOOL VERSION | | | Addresses bloodborne pathogen exposure in school employees. Covers how bloodborne diseases are and are not transmitted, how to prevent exposure and what to do if exposure occurs.
1990s, 11 minutes, No. 630068 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: TAKE PRECAUTIONS | | | Gives facts about bloodborne pathogens for workers in general industry. Describes how to be safe in risky situations such as accidents, during cleanup after accidents and during routine janitorial tasks. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned.
2002, 12 minutes, No. 630013 | | | |
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| BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS: THE HUMAN FACTOR | | | Presents interviews with health care workers who have been infected with bloodborne diseases.
1993, 20 minutes, No. 630042 | | | |
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| BURN EMERGENCIES: PREVENTION & RESPONSE | | | Covers burns caused by fire, steam, chemicals, electricity and the sun, including recognizing and preventing burn hazards and responding to burn emergencies.
Accompanying guide available.
2001, 10 minutes, No. 630086 | | | |
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| COLD STRESS | | | Uses TV-news-show format to present basics of preventing hypothermia and symptoms to watch for. Accompanying guide available.
1995, 8 minutes, No. 630058 | | | |
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| COLD STRESS | | | Educates viewers about frostbite and hypothermia and their warning signs. Discusses safety measures to take to protect yourself when working in cold environments. Accompanying guide available. DVD also available (No. 430111).
2006, 16 minutes, No. 630111 | | | |
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| COMBATIVE RESIDENTS: MIRROR THEIR REALITY | | | Explains causes of combative behavior in nursing home residents, and discusses how staff can manage and prevent it. Accompanying guide available.
1997, 23 minutes, No. 630073 | | | |
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| ELECTRICAL BURNS | | | Reviews the basics of first aid for electrical burns.
Accompanying guide available.
2004, 5 minutes, No. 630095 | | | |
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| ELEMENTS OF BACK CARE | | | Demonstrates how health-care workers can prevent back injuries through stretching and exercise, good body mechanics, and improved transfer techniques and equipment.
Accompanying guide available.
2000, 18 minutes, No. 640038 | | | |
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| ESTRES POR CALOR | | | Provides an introduction to the prevention of heat stress. Explains how the body keeps cool and how to adapt to the heat. In Spanish. Also available in English (No. 630093). Accompanying guide available in English.
1994, 12 minutes, No. 630097 | | | |
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| EYEWASH SHOWERS & STATIONS | | | Shows proper location and use of eyewash stations and safety showers.
1995, 9 minutes, No. 620230 | | | |
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| FIRST AID BASICS, UNIT 1: RESPONDING TO AN EMERGENCY | | | Shows how to deal with emergency situations. Covers legal obligations, infection control, and first aid procedures for life-threatening conditions.
1993, 30 minutes, No. 630048 | | | |
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| FIRST AID BASICS, UNIT 2: VICTIM ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT | | | Gives simple first-aid treatments for shock, traumatic injuries, burns, sudden illness, temperature extremes, and poisoning.
Accompanying guide available.
1993, 54 minutes, No. 630049 | | | |
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| FIRST AID FOR CHEMICAL BURNS | | | Reviews the basics of first aid for chemical burns.
Accompanying guide available.
2004, 5 minutes, No. 630096 | | | |
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| FIRST AID | | | Explains role of first-aid providers in workplace. Demonstrates steps to take and how to provide aid.
Accompanying guide available.
1998, 18 minutes, No. 630079 | | | |
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| FIRST AID: HANDS AND FINGERS | | | Shows recommended practices for providing first aid for hand and finger injuries. Covers cuts, burns and amputations.
Accompanying guide available.
1995, 9 minutes, No. 630047 | | | |
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| FIRST AID: PREPARED TO HELP | | | Introduces four emergency action principles for coming to the aid of an injured co-worker, and demonstrates first aid for common injuries. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned. DVD also available (No. 430099).
2006, 18 minutes, No. 630099 | | | |
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| FIRST RESPONSE: BLEEDING AND SOFT TISSUE INJURIES | | | Prepares viewers for emergency situations in which someone is cut, bleeding, burned or in shock. Warning: Contains graphic images.
Accompanying guide available.
2004, 26 minutes, No. 630083 | | | |
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| FIRST RESPONSE: HEAD AND SPINAL INJURIES AND MUSCULOSKELETAL INJURIES | | | Reviews how to help someone with head, spinal, bone or muscle injuries. Also covers nosebleeds and eye injuries. Warning: Contains graphic images.
Accompanying guide available.
2004, 24 minutes, No. 630085 | | | |
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| FIRST RESPONSE: MEDICAL CONDITIONS AND POISONING | | | Presents signs, symptoms and first aid measures for anaphylactic shock, asthma, diabetic emergencies, poisoning, seizures, heat stress and hypothermia.
Accompanying guide available.
2004, 28 minutes, No. 630084 | | | |
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| FIRST RESPONSE: THE ABCD`S OF CPR | | | Demonstrates rescue breathing, CPR, the Heimlich maneuver and the use of automated external defibrillators in response to life-threatening emergencies such as cardiac arrest, choking, heart attack and stroke.
Accompanying guide available.
2004, 32 minutes, No. 630082 | | | |
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| GUARDING AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS IN THE HEALTH CARE ENVIRONMENT | | | Addresses areas health-care workers must be informed about in order to understand nature of tuberculosis as disease, as well as what they can do to protect themselves from infection.
Accompanying guide available.
1994, 24 minutes, No. 630040 | | | |
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| GUARDING AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS IN THE INSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENT | | | Covers history, epidemiology, symptoms, and modes of transmittal of tuberculosis. Provides information on practices to prevent exposure and administrative and engineering controls for correctional institutions, shelters, and retirement homes.
Accompanying guide available.
1994, 23 minutes, No. 630041 | | | |
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| H.I.D.E. & S.E.E.K.!: EIGHT STRATEGIES TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF INFECTION | | | Introduces eight strategies everyone can use every day to prevent transmission of disease-causing bacteria and viruses. Includes hand-washing, food safety at home and teaching children good hygiene habits.
1997, 27 minutes, No. 630078 | | | |
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| HAND HYGIENE: FOR HANDS THAT CARE | | | Stresses the importance of proper hand hygiene in health-care facilities. Describes the CDC hand hygiene guidelines and demonstrates effective procedures. Accompanying guide available. Closed captioned. DVD also available (No. 430106).
2003, 17 minutes, No. 630106 | | | |
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| HANDWASHING: AVOIDING GERMS AND VIRUSES AT WORK | | | Explains how hand washing is the proven method for preventing the spread of germs in the workplace.
Accompanying guide available.
Closed captioned.
2004, 7 minutes, No. 630092 | | | |
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| HAZARD COMMUNICATION: CHEMICAL SAFETY IN LTC | | | Discusses types of hazardous substances present in nursing homes and other long-term care environments. Explains how to read and use warning labels and material safety data sheets.
Accompanying guide available.
1994, 15 minutes, No. 630071 | | | |
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| HAZARD COMMUNICATION: YOU NEED TO KNOW | | | Describes various settings in which health care workers may come into contact with hazardous substances.
Accompanying guide available.
1994, 17 minutes, No. 630043 | | | |
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| HEALTH AND HYGIENE ESSENTIALS FOR INDUSTRY | | | Reinforces the principles of good health and hygiene. Discusses how infections are spread and how to guard against infectious diseases. Covers cleanliness at work, personal hygiene, food hygiene, health and fitness, and food for health.
Accompanying guide available.
2005, 19 minutes, No. 630051 | | | |
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| HEALTH AND HYGIENE ESSENTIALS FOR THE OFFICE | | | Reinforces the principles of good health and hygiene for office workers. Discusses how infections are spread and how to guard against infectious diseases. Covers cleanliness at work, personal hygiene, food hygiene, health and fitness, and food for health.
Accompanying guide available.
2005, 19 minutes, No. 630090 | | | |
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| HEALTH-CARE ERGONOMICS: WORKING TO YOUR ADVANTAGE | | | Defines ergonomics and cumulative trauma disorders. Provides techniques for low-cost ergonomic improvements and methods for modifying body mechanics in the health-care industry.
Accompanying guide available.
1996, 20 minutes, No. 630045 | | | |
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| HEAT HAZARDS | | | Identifies specific heat-related hazards and examines a range of engineering and administrative controls as well as individual behaviors that can reduce the risk of heat-related illnesses and injuries. Accompanying guide available. DVD also available (No. 430098).
2006, 17 minutes, No. 630098 | | | |
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| HEAT STRESS PREVENTION | | | Demonstrates how our bodies handle heat, symptoms of heat disorders and preventive measures to avoid heat stress.
Accompanying CD-ROM and guide available.
Closed captioned.
1998, 14 minutes, No. 690044 | | | |
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| HEAT STRESS | | | Provides an introduction to the prevention of heat stress. Explains how the body keeps cool and how to adapt to the heat.
Accompanying guide available.
1994, 12 minutes, No. 630093 | | | |
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| HEAT STRESS: DON’T LOSE YOUR COOL | | | Explains the risk factors for heat stress, symptoms and types of heat disorders and control measures.
Accompanying guide available.
Closed captioned.
2000, 14 minutes, No. 630091 | | | |
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| HOME HEALTH SAFETY ORIENTATION | | | Shows health-care workers how to recognize potential dangers of working in home care setting. Accompanying guide available.
1996, 20 minutes, No. 630046 | | | |
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| HOW TO CARE FOR SOMEONE ON BEDREST | | | Demonstrates techniques that use the principles of body mechanics to care for someone on bedrest. Geared to home care settings.
Accompanying guide available.
1995, 34 minutes, No. 630089 | | | |
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| HOW TO HELP SOMEONE WHO USES A WHEELCHAIR WITHOUT HURTING YOURSELF | | | Demonstrates techniques that use the principles of body mechanics to assist someone in and out of a wheelchair. Geared to home care settings.
Accompanying guide available.
1997, 24 minutes, No. 630088 | | | |
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