BLEEDING, RESUSCITATION AND SHOCK

Produced by Dr Jacob Sarnoff. "Scenes show how quick, yet careful, examination is made for bleeding and preserving consciousness. Principal blood vessels and pressure points at which to check hemorrhage are shown. By means of anatomical charts, living models and actual or simulated wounds. Artificial respiration is demonstrated." "The film is replete with unique teaching devices. For example, the paths of the principal arteries are drawn in grease paint on the body of a living model, and the pressure points likewise are indicated by means of circles of contrasting color. Again, in the resuscitation sequence, an ingenious articulated rib structure is included in the picture, to show just how the external pressure on the ribs simulates the normal contraction and expansion of the chest in breathing." Movie makers
Complete catalog record
Series: Emergency first aid series
Dewey number: 614.8
Audience level: jh-sh-c-adult
Format/cost: 16-sl-sd-$24-$36; rent $1-$1.50; Also color-$60; rent $3
Distributors / rental: Brandon Films, Inc sl-$24; Division of Correspondence Study, Film Library, North Dakota si-75c; Calhoun Company; Photoart House sl-$1.25; W. D. Engleman Company; Quebec Department of Education; University of Missouri si-75c; SaskEd; Wilfred Naylor; Indiana University sd; Visual Education, Inc (Texas); Visual Education Service, Inc si-sd-$1-$1.50

More in Emergency First Aid Series

  1. FIRST AID IN FRACTURES
  2. BLEEDING, RESUSCITATION AND SHOCK 1942
  3. FIXED TRACTION SPLINTING 1942
  4. HUMAN BODY IN FIRST AID 1942
  5. TRANSPORTING THE INJURED 1942
  6. TREATMENT OF WOUNDS AND BURNS 1942
  7. Accidental Poisoning 1980
  8. Burns 1980
  9. Cpr 1980
  10. Emergency First Aid Series: Choking 1980
  11. Trauma and Shock 1980

Sources

  1. Educational Film Guide 1946 — title, year, creator, length, format, sound, description, catalog record