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MF 8 Medical MF 8-1230 Schislosomiasis (B&W—10 Min—1945) Causes of schistosomiasis (snail fever)—preventive measures. MF 8 ~ 5 236B MF 8-1248 Plague Control (Color—22 Min—1946) Problems created by plague identification of types, carriers and characteristics—control and preven- tive measures. MF 8-5123 Maternity Care-Medical Examination During Pregnancy (Color—29 Min—1965) (Film is FOUO) (Adopted Navy Film) Use restricted to prenatal educa- MF 8-5236C tion under direction of army medi- cal personnel—physical and labora- tory tests given during first prenatal visit and at other subsequent in- tervals. MF 8-5124 Maternity Care-Personal Care During Pregnancy (Color—40 Min—1965) (Film is FOUO) (Adopted Navy Film) Use restricted to prenatal edu- MF 8-5253 cation under direction of army medical personnel—emphasis on rest, diet, exercise and personal cleanliness for optimum comfort and health. MF 8—5125 Maternity Car?—Labor and Delivery (Color—37 Min—1965) (Film is FOUO) MF 8-5254 (Adopted Navy Film) Use restricted to prenatal edu- cation under direction of army medical personnel—false and true labor, patient care in hospital labor and delivery rooms, delivery proce- dure and effects of anaesthesias on mother and child. MF 8-5268 MF 8—5175 The Safe Handling of Diving Injuries (B&W—12 Min—1966) (Adopted Commercial Film) Danger of broken neck injur- ies—safe rescue techniques in and out of water—proper use and value of spine board and other expedient supports. MF 8-5236A Hygiene for Women-Personal Health (Color—19 Min—1967) MF 8-5348 (Adopted Navy Film) Instructs female members of the armed forces the fundamentals for personal health cleanliness, diet, exercise, posture, and grooming. Hygiene for Women— Reproduction and Menstruation (Color— 18 Min— 1967) (Adopted Navy Film) Explains the anatomy and phy- siology of the male and female re- productive organs, the reproduction process, the normal menstruation pattern, and reasons for variations in the menstruation cycle. Emphasis is placed on regimen for health and cleanliness during menstrua- tion. Hygiene for Women— Protecting Health (Color— 26 Min— 1967) (Adopted Navy Film) Examines the principles and values of self-control in social con- duct, drinking, and sex relation- ships. Emphasis is placed on the social disadvantages of illegitimate pregnancy, and the clinical damage caused by alcoholism and venereal disease. Cholera Epidemic in South Vietnam (B&W— 9 Min— 1967) (Adopted USPHS Film) Story of the 1964 cholera epi- demic in South Vietnam and how it was checked through the combined efforts of USAID, US armed forces and the Vietnamese people. Cholera Today— Bedside Evaluation and Treatment (Color— 18 Min— 1967) (Adopted USPHS Film) Describes the work of the East Pakistan Cholera Research Labora- tory in the study and treatment of the disease. VD? See Your Doctor (Color— 22 Min— 1967) (Adopted Commercial Film) Presents the case history of a teenager who contracts a venereal disease from a casual contact, and transmits it to her boyfriend. Film explains etiology, symptoms, effects, and treatment of gonorrhea and syphilis. Th» Emergency Treatment of Head Injuries (Color— 29 Min— 1968) (Adopted Commercial Film) Shows the immediate measures 57