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Title:
Fight for life: childhood / [DVD] / Films for the Humanities & Sciences ; BBC Education & Training ; BBC ; Films Media Group ; Cambridge Educational ; Meridian Education ; BBC Active ; [produced by] BBC/Discovery Channel/DCTP ; produced and directed by Chloe Leland.
Format:
[DVD] /
Publisher:
Films for the Humanities and Sciences,
Copyright Date:
c2008
Description:
1 videodisc (51 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Subject:
Body, Human
Healing
Survival.
Children
Critical care medicine
Body, Human
Health
Child.
Survival.
Critical Care.
DVD.
DVDs.
Other Authors:
Chadwick, Simon.
Leland, Chloe
Cecil, Jessica
Beetham, Kate
McAvoy, John
Hobson, Chad
Films for the Humanities (Firm)
BBC Education & Training.
BBC Active (Firm)
British Broadcasting Corporation
Discovery Channel (Firm)
Films Media Group.
Cambridge Educational (Firm)
Meridian Education Corporation
Notes:
Title on container and disc label: Child Originally produced in 2007. Narrator, Simon Chadwick.
Summary:
Publisher's description of series -- When faced with life-threatening illness and injury, all humans share one powerful instinct: to fight for life. This six-part series celebrates the human body<U+2019>s ability to join forces with modern medicine and heal itself. Real-world case studies in hospital settings <U+2014> with startling views made possible by nanotechnology and electron microscope photography <U+2014> are fused with computer-generated imagery, illustrating anatomical systems involved in the healing process. Each episode focuses on a different stage of life, from the trauma of birth to the frequent carelessness of young adulthood to the fragility of old age. Original BBCW broadcast title: Fight for Life. 6-part series, 51 minutes each.
Publisher's description of Child -- During the first few years of life, the body builds up key survival mechanisms while facing some of its most deadly enemies. This program explores that process of defense-building and what happens when those defenses are compromised. Nine-year-old James<U+2019>s heart is so malformed it could collapse at any time. To survive, he must endure one of the most severe traumas a body can face <U+2014> a heart transplant. Nine-year-old Arun is rushed to the hospital when he suffers a terrible asthma attack. Viewers will witness his battle for life from inside the lungs and from the medical team<U+2019>s viewpoint. Finally, every parent<U+2019>s nightmare is explored as two-year-old Gabriel<U+2019>s defenses are put to the test after a terrible train accident. A BBCW Production. (51 minutes)
Series:
Fight for life : the anatomy of survival
OCLC:
(OCoLC)244765044
Locations:
PNAX964 -- Northeast Iowa Community College Library - Calmar (Calmar)

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