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#47 ADAPTING THE HOME FOR THE PHYSICALLY DISABLED. Advice on how to make adjustments in the home, and the variety of equipment available to make these changes. Tips on ramp construction. Subject(s): Home Modification; Architectural Accessibility
#67 BARRIER FREE DESIGN: IT'S THE LAW. Illustrates the issue of
potential liability for local jursidictions. Especially of interest to
building officials and inspectors. Uses a court case in South Carolina for
illustration. Subject(s): Accessibility; Architectural Accessibility
#6 REHABILITATION TECHNOLOGY: DEPENDENCE TO INDEPENDENCE. Deals with technological devices for the disabled. Subject(s): Devices; Technology
#114 INDEPENDENCE THROUGH TECHNOLOGY. Informs the viewer about the many
different assistive devices available for individuals with various disabilities.
Subject(s): Devices; Technology
#43 BOWEL MANAGEMENT/SPINAL CORD INJURED. Discusses the anatomy/physiology and the effects of SCI on the gastrointestinal system. Bowel training methods, and prevention and treatment of complications explained. Subject(s): Bowel Functions; Spinal Cord Injuries
#53 NURSING MANAGEMENT IN NEURO BLADDER: #I MECHANISMS OF IMPAIRMENT IN SCI. Describes normal bladder function and the process of urination; potential dysfunction associated with SCI. Subject(s): Spinal Cord Injuries; Bladder, Neurogenic; Bladder Function
#54 NURSING MANAGEMENT IN NEURO BLADDER: #II UROLOGIC CARE SCI LESIONS. Strategies for nursing management of the neurogenic bladder. Subject(s): Spinal Cord Injuriesem works, how to prevent infection, and how to promote healthy urinary systems. Subject(s): Bladder Function; Spinal Cord Injuries
#58 SELF CATHETERIZATION: MALE. Demonstrates sterile and clean techniques for procedure. Subject(s): Catheterization, Intermittent; Male
#64 SPINAL PROGRAM #3: BOWEL PROGRAM. 1) Managing the Bowel; 2) The Reflex Bowel; 3) Non-Reflex Bowel; 4) What to Do When Things Don't Go Right. Subject(s): Bowel Function
#117 STARTING OVER: BOWEL CARE PART III. Simple functioning of the gastrointestinal tract and how it is affected by SCI. The information is presented humorously in the format of patient education class. Subject(s): Bowel Function.
#128 BLADDER MANAGEMENT/SPINAL CORD INJURED. Describes anatomy/physiology and the effects of SCI on the urinary system. Routine diagnostic testing, bladder management methods and medications, prevention and treatment of urinary complications. Subject(s): Bladder Function
#132 CARING FOR YOUR URINARY SYSTEM AFTER A SPINAL CORD INJURY. Discussion by
two patients and a physician, explaining how urinary systworkers. It is designed
or a broad audience: parents, counselors, educators and employers. Subject(s):
Bladder Function; Spinal Cord Injuries
#15 LEARNING SERVICES; DEDICATED TO MANAGED REHABILITATION. Rehabilitation services for people with brian injury. Subject(s): Brian Injuries; Rehabilitation Services
#77 THE JOURNEY BACK: SURVIVING COMA. People who have survived comas from
severe head injury. Subject (s): Brain Injuries
#24 ACCESS: COMPUTER USAGE. How Computer usage helps children and adults with disabilities. Subject(s): Computers; Computer Applications
#66 A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD: LINKING PEOPLE TO OPPORTUNITY. Profiles a Canadian
foundation, which helps persons with disabilities to use technology as an aide
for independence. Subject(s): Devices Design
#13 OUTSIDE BY BARRY CORBETT: SPINAL CORD INJURY AND THE FUTURE. Addresses the following topics: SCI, discharge, schooling, working, and living. An upbeat film about mended lives. Subject(s): Adjustment; Coping; Personal Adjustment; Social Adjustment
#16 GETTING RESULTS: ASSERTIVENESS FOR THE DISABLED. Helps individuals to be more assertive when communicating their needs. Subject(s): Assertiveness
#17 GETTING ON WITH LIVING. People with disability telling about their experiences in adjusting and seeking independence. Several individuals have C5-6 injuries. Subject(s): Spinal Cord Injuries
#60 SOCIAL SKILLS IN THE 90'S: COPING WITH SCI IN SOCIAL SITUATIONS. Social learning as it applies after the onset of a disability. Includes principles of assertiveness in a humorous, non-threatening manner. Subject(s): Adjustment; Social Adjustment
#70 THE CHALLENGE OF INDEPENDENCE. Four individuals tell how they overcome their disabilities to achieve a greater level of independence. Subject(s): Biography; Disabilities; Quadriplegia
#76 COMMUNICATION BARRIER BETWEEN THE AB AND THE DISABLED PERSON. Dr. Irving Zola addresses hardships of having a disability and the basic fears and attitudes of individuals. Discussion also includes confronting the disabled with the realities of everyday life. Subject(s): Attitudes Towards Disabled
#123 PATIENT PERSPECTIVES. Personal interviews of adjusting to a new way of life with a disability. Subject(s): Adjustment; Coping; Attitudes
#126 FAMILY PERSPECTIVES. Family members of SCI persons discuss their thoughts and feelings about: 1) divided loyalties; 2) role reversals; 3) reactions of friends and relatives; 4) financial concerns. Subject(s): Family Life; Interpersonal Relationships; Parents
#135 ATTITUDES TOWARD PERSONS WITH SCI: MAINSTREAMING & PUBLIC EDU. The
passage of public law 94-142 was designed to make available educational
opportunities that were previously nonexistent for disabled children. Judy
Heumann talks about her experiences as a student and as a professional educator.
Subject(s): Attitudes Towards Disabled; Mainstreaming
#14 WHEN WONDER DRUGS DON'T WORK. The fight against antibiotic-resistant organisms. Subject(s): Drugs
#130 ALCOHOL, MEDICATIONS AND YOU. The effects of alcohol-medication use, the responsible use of alcohol when taking prescribed medications, and effects of mixing meds with alcohol. Subject(s): Drugs; Alcohol
#133 MEDICATIONS AND SCI. Explains the different medications a person with SCI may be taking, their interactions, and precautions. Subject(s): Drugs
#134 FROM NOWHERE TO SOMEWHERE: STREET DRUGS AND YOUR REHAB. Discusses side
effects, precautions, psychology/physical dependence and viewpoints about mixing
recreational drugs with medications. Subject(s): Drug Abuse
#30 BLUEPRINT OF FREEDOM. Deals with the needs people with disabilities have to make a workplace accessible. Subject(s): Accessibility
#59 APUBLIC FORUM ON SUPPORTED WORK: PARENTS FOR POSITIVE FUTURES. Videotape of a public meeting sponsored by Parents for Positive Futures on supported work on real jobs in integrated worksites. Subject(s): Mainstreaming; Supported Employment
#86 REACHING FOR A DREAM. Reviews the lives of six people with disabilities who struggle against prejudices because of their disabilities and race. Subject(s): ADA of 1990; Advocacy; Affirmative Action; Blacks; Ethnic Groups
#88 CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE DISABLING KIND. A training video designed specifically to help hiring managers successfully interview applicants with disabilities. Concentrates on manager-applicant interaction. Everything is done within the boundaries of the ADA and disability etiquette. Subject(s): ADA of 1990; Employers; Hiring Practices
#96 NOBODY'S BURNING WHEELCHAIRS. Explains the 1990 ADA provisions for equal access to mployment, transportation, and telecommunications. Subject(s): ADA of 1990; Legislation
#104 SERVING AND EMPLOYING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. Outlines the basics of
putting PEOPLE FIRST when addressing library service and individual needs. This
video is recommend for all library employees, as well as other groups or
agencies that serve or employ people with disabilities. Subject(s): Employer
Attitudes; Libraries; Attitudes
#72 BALL BEARING & BENT SPOKES: A CONSUMER'S GUIDE TO W/C & MAINTENANCE. Very basic information on different aspects/parts of the wheelchair, both manual and electric which require maintenance or repair. Subject(s): Wheelchair Maintenance
#120 GUIDES FOR AN AMBULATION TRIAL. Shows the different test requirements for a person to be able to be fitted for braces and crutches. Subject(s): Ambulation
#127 LIGHTWEIGHT WHEELCHAIR MAINTENANCE. Presents wheelchair maintenance: spokes, bearings, upholstery; and shows wheelchair common problems and solutions. Subject(s): Wheelchair; Wheelchair Maintenance EXERCISE
#74 ARMCHAIR FITNESS: AN AEROBIC WORKOUT FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES. Includes three 20-minute stretching and strengthening routines done to the accompaniment of big-band style music. The workout can help to strengthen the heart and lungs, improve circulation, stamina, and muscle strength. Subject(s): Health; Exercise
#79 THE MS WHEELCHAIR WORKOUT. A video for people with MS or other disabilities. The workout includes a variety of exercises that people with varying degrees of disability can practice. Subject(s): Exercise
#81 NANCY'S SPECIAL WORKOUT FOR THE "PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED." Starts with a warm-up, moves to an aerobic segment, and ends with a cool-down period, with upbeat music. Subject(s): Exercise
#85 WHEELCHAIR AEROBICS. Useful for just getting started on a regular
exercise program. Subject(s): Health; Exercise
#38 DYSREFLEXIA: AN INSTRUCTIONAL GUIDE FOR SCI & OTHERS WHO CARE. Defines dysreflexia, the causes and symptoms, and how to relieve the symptoms. Subject(s): Dysreflexia
#63 SPINAL PROGRAM #2: SKIN PROGRAM. Topics include: 1) What SkinIs; 2) Skin Problems; and 3) Protecting Your Skin. Subject(s): Skin Disorders
#116 STARTING OVER: AUTONOMIC DYSREFLEXIA PART II. Discusses the importance
of recognizing signs and symptoms of autonomic dysreflexia. Subject(s):
Dysreflexia
#56 A MORNING IN THE LIFE OF ... A story of a man's growth from severe disability to independence; and his commitment to living fully. Subject(s): Quadriplegia; Biography
#78 WE'RE MAKING CHOICES. This presentation follows a farm family who is
returning to the farm after the husband has experienced a disabling injury.
Hardships, decision-making and changing roles are issues explored. Subject(s):
Quadriplegia; Spinal Cord Injuries; Agriculture
#19 ATTENDANT CARE BASICS: AN ORIENTATION. Shows the different types of attendant care necessary for individuals with various disabilities. Gives helpful hints for the attendant and points out do's and don'ts. Subject(s): Attendant Care
#131 PARTNERS IN INDEPENDENCE: PCA'S ROLE IN PRESSURE SORE PREVENTION. Addresses the ways an attendant can provide assistance in the routine of proper skin care to maintain health skin. Subject(s): Decubitus Ulcers; Attendant Care
#136 ONE TO ONE. This video is about maintaining a good relationship with a
personal care attendant. Program focuses on improving communication skills and
resolving conflict through understanding. Subject(s): Attendant Care
#37 PUTTING INTERRUPTED LIVES ON A POSITIVE COURSE. Discusses the philosophy of Craig Hospital's treatment program and provides an overview of the hospital's spinal cord and head injury rehabilitation programs. Subject(s): Rehabilitation; Craig Hospital
#44 ELIZABETH. Deals with the emotional and physical obstacles which must be overcome during the rehab process. Subject(s): Rehabilitation
#48 THE JOURNEY BACK. A description of SCI treatment and rehabilitation at Shepard Spinal Center. Subject(s): Spinal Cord Injuries; Rehabilitation Facilities; Shepherd Spinal Center
#50 THE CHALLENGED LIFE: SPINAL CORD INJURY. Developed to educate people about SCI, a young man with a SCI speaks frankly about his feelings at the time of his injury, during his rehabilitation and today. He and membersof the staff at the Rehabilitation Institute describe the relearning of ctional activities, mobility skills and social skills. A physician describes the function of the spinal cord, the impact of injury at various levels of the spinal cord, and three rehabilitation programs. Subject(s) Spinal Cord injuries
#42 I NEVER THOUGHT IT COULD HAPPEN TO ME AGAIN.. Shows the effect of not
using a proper wheelchair restraint system while being transported to or driving
in a van. Criteria for a proper restraintsystem are outlined Subject(s): Seat
Belts; Driving; Motor Vehicles; Wheelchairs
#49 SPINAL CORD INJURIES. Covers the anatomy of the spine, functions of the spinal cord and rehabilitation required. Other spinal cord issues included are: activities of daily living; bowel and bladder care; decubitus ulcers; and pychological assistance. Patient demonstrations are utilized. Subject(s): Spinal Cord Injuries; Spinal Cord; Spine
#51 SPINAL CORD INJURY: EFFECTS AND CHALLENGES. Addresses: 1) SCI; 2) structure and function of the spinal cord; 3) types of SCI; 4) functional goals. Subject(s): Spinal Cord Injuries; Paraplegia; Quadriplegia
#62 SPINAL PROGRAM #1: INTRODUCTION. Topics include: 1) The Power Cable; 2) Trouble on the Cable; 3) What's it to You? 3) What's it to Them? Subject(s):Spinal Cord Injuries
#125 SPINAL CORD INJURY EFFECTS & CHALLENGES.. Through graphics and
patient demonstrations, areas presented: 1) SCI statistics; 2) structure and
function of the spinal cord; 3) types of SCI; and 4) functional goals.
Subject(s): Spinal Cord; Spinal Cord Injuries; Spine SCI
#11 IN HARM'S WAY. Features the insights of young people with both haed injury and SCI. Includes a combination of action, music and very honest and direct testimony about the possible repercussions from activities that may result in injury. Subject(s):Spinal Cord Injuries
#55 IT'S YOUR MOVE: A SPINAL CORD INJURY PREVENTION PROGRAM. A SCI prevention video used for high school presentation. Subject(s): Prevention; Spinal Cord Injuries
#20 LOOKING UP: A SUCCESS STORY, A ROMANCE. Qadriplegic in Portland, Oregon discusses adjustment he has made after a spinal cord injury. Subject(s): Adjustment
#137 SEXUALTY & PHYSICAL DISABILITY. A panel of men and women discuss thoughts and concerns about their bodies and the consequence of disability occurring at a young age versus those occurring later in life. Subject(s): Sexuality; Physically Disabled.
#138 GIVE IT A TRY. Deals with a quadriplegic husband and his wife as they
attempt to re-establish their marriage after his return from the hospital.
Depicts a counseling program where the couple acknowledge their concern and
frustration over sexual issues. Subject(s): Sexuality; Quadriplegia.
#40 CURTAINS OF ICE. A documentary film depicting a historic kayak and umiak expedition across the treacherous Bering Strait. Subject(s): Biography; Kayak; Paraplegia
#52 U.S. OPEN 1990, WHEELCHAIR TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP. Coverage of the 1990 E & J US Open Wheelchair Championships. Subject(s): Wheelchairs; Tennis
#75 REACH FOR THE STARS. A video of various programs in Canada that integrate youths with or without disabilities in sports recreation. Subject(s): Sports
#87 DREAM AGAIN. Shows skiing as a possibility for the SCI. The film includes a C7 quad using a mono ski, and a para on his first try at a mono ski. Subject(s): Sports
#92 TAKE ME TO THE RIVER. This film is about white river rafting for people with various disabilities on the Colorado River. Subject(s): Sports
#110 TENNIS IN A WHEELCHAIR. An exciting introduction to Wheelchair Tennis with Brad Parks. Subject(s): Sports; Recreation
#111 SHARING IS CARING. This video is about Junior Wheelchair Sports Programs. Physical Education; Physical Fitness. Subject(s): Sports; Recreation; Physical Education; Physical Fitness
#118 DESIGN FOR INTEGRATED RECREATION SNOW SKIING IN THE ARROYA. An instruction video using an adapted snow ski which includes a seat. Subject(s): Sports; Leisure; Recreation
#121 WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL VOLUME 1. Covers individual basketball skills such as: shooting mechanics common pick up, individual defense, and drills. Subject(s): Sports; Recreation
#122 WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL VOLUME II. Examines team play, including defensive and offensive concepts, man-to-man and combination defenses, and the read-and-react offensive system. Subject(s): Sports; Recreation
#129 WHEELCHAIR ATHLETE CLASSIFICATION. Focuses on the problems affecting
classification of wheelchair athletes, and the training necessary to propeller
classify athletes. Numerous classifications of wheelchair athletes perform.
Subject(s): Sports; Wheelchairs
#68 ON THE MOVE AGAIN. Talks about driving and adapting motor vehicles. Subject(s): Motor Vehicles; Driving
#94 LOOKING FORWARD LOOKING BACK. Shows interviews with Mobility Intl. exchange program participants,. Mobility Intl. provides opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in international exchange and travel. Subject(s): Travel; Disabled Students; Youth; Costa Rica; England
#98 DESTINATION: ORLANDO. About the accessibility of Florida as a vacation spot. Subject(s): Travel; Accessibility; Orlando, Florida
#113 EASY ACCESS NATIONAL PARKS. A video tour of the nine accessible national parks: Acadia Natl. Park, FL; Mesa Verde Nal. Park, CO; Olympic Natl Park, WA; Rocky Mt. Natl Park, CO; Shenandoah Natl Park, VA; Yellowstone Natl Park, WY; and Yosemite Natl Park, CA. Subject(s): Access Guides; National Parks
#119 ROAD TO ACCESS. Instructs travelers and three companions in methods and
techniques for traveling by air, train, bus and subway. Subject(s): Travel; Air
Transportation; Public Transportation; Rail Transportation
#97 BASIC WHEELCHAIRS SKILLS. Provides detailed instruction of basic manual wheelchair skills for the new user, whether a paraplegic using metal handrails or a quadriplegic using friction or project rims. Subject(s): Wheelchairs; Mobility
#124 WHEELCHAIR MOBILITY SKILLS. Wheelchair mobility skills are demonstrated.
The basic technique of stair and escalator travel are a few of the skills
presented. Subject(s): Wheelchairs; Mobility
#45 FEMALE INTERMITTENT SELF-CATHETERIZATION. Describes the basic function of the urinary system, indications for self-catheterization, signs and symptoms of urinary tract infections and methods of preventing complications. Subject(s): Catheterization, Intermittent
#65 SPINAL PROGRAM #4. Topics include 1) The Tomorrow Night Show 2) Belinda Gets Her Portrait Done, and 3) Belinda in the Hospital. Subject(s): Spinal Cord Injuries
#69 HANDICAPPED MOMS: MOTHERS OF INVENTION. Two women describe and illustrate various methods to help them care for their children. With assistance from an OT they identify barriers to child care and how to avoid them. Discussion also includes support network. Subject(s): Disabled Parents; Mothers
#80 POSITIVE IMAGES Portrays three women in all aspects of their lives: at home, work, with friends, families, co-workers. It is designed for a broad audience: parents, counselors, educators, and employers. Subject(s): Females; Paraplegia; Deaf; Quadriplegia