← Podcasts & lectures

🎵 VLC playlists

One playlist per module, for all three classes — 42 of them. Each holds that module’s class recordings and its podcasts, in the order you would work through them. VLC plays the video and the audio in one queue, so you can start it in the car and it keeps going.

🩺 NUR 258 14 playlists

Med-surg

M1Sensory Disorders — Eye & Ear

12 lectures · 1 module podcast

M2Infectious Diseases & HIV

5 lectures · 1 module podcast

M3Allergic, Inflammatory & Immunologic Disorders

3 lectures

M4Burns

4 lectures · 1 module podcast

M5Endocrine Disorders

4 lectures

M7Neurologic Dysfunction & Cerebrovascular Disorders

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M8Traumatic, Infectious, Oncologic & Degenerative Neuro

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M9Hematologic Disorders

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M10Oncologic Disorders & End-of-Life Care

4 lectures · 1 module podcast

M11Reproductive Disorders

4 lectures · 1 module podcast

M12Disaster, Mass Casualty & Emergency Nursing

4 lectures · 2 module podcasts

M13Shock & MODS

4 lectures · 3 module podcasts

M14Final Exam Review

4 lectures · 1 module podcast

🤰 NUR 234 14 playlists

Maternal & newborn

M1Reproductive Life Planning & Contraception

7 lectures · 2 module podcasts

M2Conception, Fetal Development & Placental Function

3 lectures · 2 module podcasts

M3Physiologic & Psychological Changes of Pregnancy

2 lectures · 3 module podcasts

M4Prenatal Assessment & Antepartum Fetal Surveillance

2 lectures · 2 module podcasts

M5Nutrition & Health Promotion in Pregnancy

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M6Labor & Birth

2 lectures · 2 module podcasts

M7Fetal Monitoring, Comfort & Analgesia in Labor

2 lectures · 3 module podcasts

M8Early Pregnancy Bleeding & Ectopic Pregnancy

2 lectures · 2 module podcasts

M9Hypertensive Disorders & Magnesium Sulfate

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M10Dysfunctional Labor, Uterine Rupture & Obstetric Drug Math

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M11Postpartum Assessment & Hemorrhage

2 lectures

M12The Normal Newborn & Thermoregulation

2 lectures

M13Newborn Feeding

2 lectures

M14The High-Risk Newborn & Course Review

4 lectures

🧒 NUR 235 14 playlists

Pediatrics

M1Intro to Pediatric Nursing

7 lectures · 4 module podcasts

M2The Infant (0–1 year)

4 lectures · 2 module podcasts

M3Toddler & Preschooler

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M4School-Age & Adolescent

2 lectures

M5Hematology & Childhood Neoplasms

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M6Immune, Infectious Disease, Skin & Burns

2 lectures

M7Neurologic & Neuromuscular

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M8Respiratory

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M9Cardiac

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M10Musculoskeletal

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M11Endocrine & Metabolic

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M12Gastrointestinal

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M13Renal & Genitourinary

2 lectures · 1 module podcast

M14Comprehensive Final Review

1 lecture

🧩 Which of the two to use

Downloaded files is the reliable one. Download that module’s recordings from the podcasts and lectures page into one folder, put the .m3u in the same folder, and open it with VLC. It plays offline, which is what you want in the car anyway.

Stream from Drive opens the files straight from Google Drive without downloading. These lectures run from 90 MB to 580 MB, and Drive shows a scan warning instead of the video for anything that big — which is what used to break every one of these. The links now go through the download host that answers with the file itself. If one still stalls, use Downloaded files for that module.

📱 Opening it

  1. On your phone, use the orange 🎬 Open in VLC button. It hands the playlist straight to VLC by name. Tapping the plain link instead downloads the file, and Android gives it to Chrome's media viewer, which cannot read a playlist — that is the broken-image icon and the 0:00. The orange button only appears on a phone, and only on the Drive playlists, because those are the ones that work over a link.
  2. Windows / Mac: double-click the .m3u, or drag it onto VLC.
  3. Downloaded files playlists list bare filenames on purpose. Put that .m3u in the same folder as the recordings you downloaded, then open it from inside VLC. On its own, with no files beside it, it will play nothing.
  4. VLC remembers where you stopped, so you can pick a long lecture back up next drive.