[ChayaN]

About a year ago I found a link through this site to some great videos from a nursing school. The one I'm looking for in particular was a pronunciation guide for the skeleton. The video was of a woman showing the skeleton and going through it bone by bone pointing out all the features. There were other videos on that site demonstrating various aspects of nursing. I can't seem to find the link anymore and it used to be in my bookmarks but I can't find it there either.

Can anyone help?

[Daytonite]

I had a link of, I thought it was, a man pointing out the bones and their names here:

• http://www.anatomyatlases.org/bonebox/index.shtml - Lessons from A Bone Box

Good luck finding nursing videos. Most nursing schools have pulled them off the Internet or have put PIN number accesses on them. Make sure you check your school library audio visual collection to see if they have a collection of nursing procedure videos that you don't know about. There are a couple of sites that I know of that you can still access some nursing procedure videos:

• http://www.csufresno.edu/DCG/videos/faculty/Dutra/N110A/
• http://lib2.hacc.edu/nursing/nursing206/ - from Harrisburg Area Community College. Click on videos to see movies of various IV procedures, NG tubes, and wound packing. Will need a Real One player to view. Site states you can download a free version of the player. Heparin Well, piggyback, IV push, ampules, pediatric medication administration, pediatric IV administration with soluset.
• http://lib2.hacc.edu/nursing/nursing104/ - from Harrisburg Area Community College more videos of nursing procedures. This site includes links to videos on bandaging, bedmaking, enemas, IV Therapy, Medication Administration (most all routes of administration are addressed), NG Tubes, Nursing Skills (sterile gloving and dressing, dressing change, straight catheterization, indwelling catheter and ROM), Physical Assessment and Positioning
• http://deptets.fvtc.edu/nursing/index.htm - 80 CNA videos of basic nursing procedures and policies from Fox Valley Technical College and Northeast Wisconsin Technical College

[ChayaN]

Thanks for the links! It's not the exact one I'm looking for (they probably pulled it offline as you mentioned) but the sites you gave look interesting.