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ACOG Offers Five Films on OB‐GYN
ACOG Offers Five Films on OB-GYN
T h e five motion pictures listed below are currently offered for purchase from T h e American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. T h e films range in price from $105 t o $430 for the set of three on Maternity Care. Purchase forms are available from ACOG, One East Wacker Drive, Chicago, IL 60601. T h e films may also be rented for a minimal charge through the Film Library of T h e American Medical Association, 5 3 5 North Dearborn, Chicago, IL 60610.
(MN-9465) EMERGENCY CHILDBIRTH
16mm, coloy, sound, 21 minutes, 1961 This film is designed to prepare lay persons psychologically and technically to render necessary assistance in emergency delivery. It presents the indication: when delivery is too imminent to risk transportation to a hospital, the detailed procedures to follow, cautions to be observed in the actual delivery, and the care of mother and baby immediately following delivery.
(MN-9538b) MATERNITY CARE:
PERSONAL CARE DURING PREGNANCY lbmm, color, sound, 39 minutes, 1964 This film explains the normal physiologic changes that occur during pregnancy and presents to the prospective mother a regimen to follow during her pregnancy, which will be most beneficial for her and her future baby. (MN-95 3 8d) MATERNITY CARE: LABOR AND DELIVERY 1 6 m , color, sound, 37% minutes, 1964 This film depicts and treats the actual events that occur during labor and delivery so as to heIp every pregnant woman understand more realistically and meaningfully the ways in which she can contribute to her own comfort and her baby's safety during labor and delivery; and by so doing it helps to minimize the possible, eliminate the apprehension and groundless fears normally experienced by most primiparas. Artwork is utilized to clarify the difference between false and true labor, to explain what happens to the cervix and uterus during labor, and to depict the usual signs which portend the start of labor.
THREE FACES IN LIMBO (MN-95 38a) MATERNITY CARE:
MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS DURING PREGNANCY 16mm, color, sound, 28% minutes This fiIm explains the nature and purpose of the medical examinations given each prospective mother during her pregnancy. Novemberrnecember 1973 JOGN Nursing
l b m , black and white, sound, 1 hour, 196J
This film depicts the problems of pregnancy out of wedlock, with particular emphasis on the role of the physician in preparing the prospective mother and father for the decisions that face them. Three'typical cases (a teen-ager, a college girl, and a 34-year-old secretary) are dramatized, and each is then discussed by a panel of experts.-Produced by ACOG. 57
T h e five motion pictures listed below are currently offered for purchase from T h e American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. T h e films range in price from $105 t o $430 for the set of three on Maternity Care. Purchase forms are available from ACOG, One East Wacker Drive, Chicago, IL 60601. T h e films may also be rented for a minimal charge through the Film Library of T h e American Medical Association, 5 3 5 North Dearborn, Chicago, IL 60610.
(MN-9465) EMERGENCY CHILDBIRTH
16mm, coloy, sound, 21 minutes, 1961 This film is designed to prepare lay persons psychologically and technically to render necessary assistance in emergency delivery. It presents the indication: when delivery is too imminent to risk transportation to a hospital, the detailed procedures to follow, cautions to be observed in the actual delivery, and the care of mother and baby immediately following delivery.
(MN-9538b) MATERNITY CARE:
PERSONAL CARE DURING PREGNANCY lbmm, color, sound, 39 minutes, 1964 This film explains the normal physiologic changes that occur during pregnancy and presents to the prospective mother a regimen to follow during her pregnancy, which will be most beneficial for her and her future baby. (MN-95 3 8d) MATERNITY CARE: LABOR AND DELIVERY 1 6 m , color, sound, 37% minutes, 1964 This film depicts and treats the actual events that occur during labor and delivery so as to heIp every pregnant woman understand more realistically and meaningfully the ways in which she can contribute to her own comfort and her baby's safety during labor and delivery; and by so doing it helps to minimize the possible, eliminate the apprehension and groundless fears normally experienced by most primiparas. Artwork is utilized to clarify the difference between false and true labor, to explain what happens to the cervix and uterus during labor, and to depict the usual signs which portend the start of labor.
THREE FACES IN LIMBO (MN-95 38a) MATERNITY CARE:
MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS DURING PREGNANCY 16mm, color, sound, 28% minutes This fiIm explains the nature and purpose of the medical examinations given each prospective mother during her pregnancy. Novemberrnecember 1973 JOGN Nursing
l b m , black and white, sound, 1 hour, 196J
This film depicts the problems of pregnancy out of wedlock, with particular emphasis on the role of the physician in preparing the prospective mother and father for the decisions that face them. Three'typical cases (a teen-ager, a college girl, and a 34-year-old secretary) are dramatized, and each is then discussed by a panel of experts.-Produced by ACOG. 57