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Subject:
Medical Sign Language video is available
From:
"Smith, Marlene B." <[log in to unmask]>
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Smith, Marlene B.
Date:
Thu, 20 Nov 2003 12:05:20 -0600
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Hi All,
        I caught some of the thread concerning sign language and thought that some may be interested in the video listed below.  We purchased it for $29.99 (what a deal) from 
CerforMedia.  
Web site: http://www.cerformedia.com/

Title:  Medical Sign Language Video
Comments:
VHS, 2 hours ; CONTENTS/SUMMARY: Part I - This first level teaches the basic medical terminology in sign language. Words such as doctor, nurse, diabetes, fractures, hospital, temperature, waiting room, heart attack, stroke, insurance, help, emergency, ambulance, etc. are reviewed ; Part II - This Section continues with more vocabulary and starts placing common statements using the medical terminology together between patients and staff (doctors, nurses, x-ray technicians, EMTs,etc.). Examples are: "Your blood pressure is 80 / 120," "Are you allergic to any medication?," "What other symptoms do you have?," "Let me know if this hurts." ; Part III - In the last part of this program the emphasis is on sign language terminology for topics such as geriatrics, pediatrics, the delivery room, the operating room, sexuality, and more. Sales literature claims that there are more than 600 words / signs on the video.
Marlene B. Smith, MLS
University of Missouri-Kansas City, School of Medicine
Medical Education Media Center (M2-C04A)
2411 Holmes Street
Kansas City, MO.  64108

Phone :  (816) 235-1832
Fax :  (816) 235-6501

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