Nursing: Videos

Try phrases such as nursing skills, anatomy of the brain, cpr training. Anyone can upload videos to YouTube, so use caution! 

The quality and scholarly acceptability of videos varies greatly!  Make sure you check with your instructor about whether a particular video is acceptable for a class assignment or presentation. 

STLCC Libraries carry quite a few videos. Some videos, especially popular movies, may be requestable from campus to campus. Other materials (marked with a notation such as "LIB USE ONLY) are not requestable and must be viewed on the campus where they are housed.

NOTE: Make sure to notice what format the video is in. Look for either "videocassette" or "videodisc" in the description of the item or "VHS" or "DVD" after the call number of the item. If you do not have the ability to play either format at home, you may view them on a player in the multimedia section of your library.

To find videos on nursing, go to the Advanced Keyword Search page and do a search such as nursing. In the "Specific Video Recording" box, choose both DVDs and Videocassettes (or only one of these to limit even further). See the image below for an example:

After searching by keyword from the Search It! box, you can limit your search by format. Look for "Show more" after "Source types" - clicking here will pull up the entire list of format types. You can also limit by campus. Streaming media is not limited by campus. DVDs & VHS videos can be requested to be sent from other campus libraries, but only if they are not labeled "Reserve" "Res" or "Library Use Only."