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Resources for Cardiology

This page is designed for resources specifically focused on interpreting for situations related to cardiology or the cardiovascular system. If you have suggestions for other sites or resources, please email them to the webmaster.

Conditions

Angina Arrhythmias Atherosclerosis Cholesterol Heart Failure
Coronary Disease Diabetes (Type 2) Stroke Heart Attack (M.I.) Atrial Fibrillation
         

Procedures

Echocardiogram Electrocardiogram Cardiac Catheterization Cardiac Angioplasty Stent
Pacemaker Heart Bypass Surgery Hypertension    
         

General Resources

Cardiology Channel
A web site devoted to issues of cardiology.

The Heart Disease and Cardiology Home Page
This is a site from About.com which has many issues related to cardiology.

Interpreting Specific Resources

The College of St. Catherine has created three video resources specifically focused on the cardiovascular system, as well as two study packets to use these videos to earn CEUs.

Internal Discussions:
An Appointment in Cardiology

This CD is designed as a follow-up to To the Heart of the Matter and represents an opportunity to apply understanding of the cardiovascular system’s anatomy to interpreting an interaction in a clinical setting. In it, a Deaf patient and his wife goes for an appointment in cardiology and learns he has angina pectoris. The CD provides a systematic approach to dealing with a medical interaction, providing internet resources for preparation; formats for working both consecutively and simultaneously, as well as the chance to observe the actual interpretation created during filming. All of the video is fully accessible, including captions and transcripts, and is designed for use by both hearing and Deaf interpreters. (January 2004)

Earn CEUs:

A study packet, Steps to the Beat, is available to allow interpreters to work with this CD and To the Heart of the Matter to earn RID CEUs.


Internal Discussions: Cardio CD cover
Download PDF of CD
(contains everything from CD except video.)

To the Heart of the Matter
The Cardiovascular System in American Sign Language and English

This CD, produced by Todd Tourville, represents a coordinated effort to bring technical information from a college level-setting to working interpreters and ITP students. On the CD-ROM, you will see a cardiovascular system lecture presented by Paul Buttenhoff, an Assistant Professor at the College of St. Catherine and Kendall Kail, a Kinesiology student, who is culturally Deaf, from the University of Minnesota. The lectures cover the same material and are excellent tools for interpreters and students to use when working to improve their receptive and expressive skills. In addition, the CD contains model interpretations for both lectures by Patty McCutcheon, a nationally certified interpreter as well as short warmup lectures by both presenters, transcripts of the English lectures, outline notes from the technical ASL lectures, a list of specialized vocabulary and diagrams of the heart. (2001)

Earn CEUs:

A study packet, Steps to the Beat, is available to allow interpreters to work with this CD and Internal Discussions: Cardiology to earn RID CEUs.

Heart of the Matter CD Cover
Download PDF of CD
(contains everything from CD except video.)

Hurry Up & Wait:
Interpreting a Visit to an Emergency Department

by Doug Bowen-Bailey (June 2005)

This study packet is designed to accompany the DVD of the same name and provides concrete activites for working with this visit to the Emergency Department of St. Mary's Hospital in Duluth, Minnesota. In this scenario, the patient has a case of Atrial Fibrillation. Description of the DVD and sample video is coming soon.

 

Hurry Up & Wait Study packet
Download Study Packet
PDF is 736 KB and 38 pages.

Download Transcripts of Interpretations
PDF is 175 KB and 12 pages.

 

 

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