CU SHOTS - DOCTOR EXAMINES BLACK MALE, PEDIATRICIAN DOCTOR EXAMINES YOUNG BLACK CHILD. CHUBBY AFRICAN AMERICAN BOY CHECK-UP WITH DOCTOR.

Castaway has another doctor check-up before he can be deemed safe to travel

Lesotho (formerly Basutoland), South Africa. <br/> <br/>C/U of an African man in bowler hat and suit reading a newspaper, the Lesotho Times; C/U of a statue of the first Lesotho King, Mshoeshoe. We see a frontier of Lesotho as a lorry drives through; C/U of the Lesotho flag flying. Several shots of the mountainous countryside as a Land Rover drives along. <br/> <br/>Various shots in a village; goats are herded from a pen; two Basuto men put cattle dung plaster on the outside walls of their mud huts; a family sit around the fire outside their hut; cattle are herded over rocky countryside. Pathe cameraman Martin Rolfe (?), walks to an eroded rock in the countryside and crumbles a chunk in his hand. <br/> <br/>Several farming shots; a team of oxen pull a plough; a man on a tractor pulled by cattle. At an Agricultural Training School the men are instructed on tractor mechanics and thatching. Women are seen spinning outside a mud hut and weaving with coloured mohair yarns. A man pours some oil into the engine of a small plane at Lesotho Airport. A squad of police recruits drill before a sergeant. Students are seen outside the University that Lesotho shares with Botswana and Swaziland; L/S of the University's modern church. <br/> <br/>Various shots of a road and buildings being built. In Maseru, the capital, we see people milling about the streets, several wear blankets to keep the heat off; a man has a haircut. Another man works on his car, a VW Beetle, outside his house; children play with a ball. We see a football match; commentator says there is no colour bar here; black and white men sit together. In Maseru's only bar, Africans and white people drink and talk together. <br/> <br/>In another village a woman feeds some chickens and turkeys; a man has his baggage weighed and boards a plane to go and work in South Africa's gold mines. Aerial shots from a plane of the Orange River and the Maluti mountains. More village scenes as we see mothers who have brought their babies for vaccinations and a check-up on the mountainside. A white doctor attends to a baby; C/U of the contents of his medical case; he gets into a aeroplane marked 'Flying Doctor Service'. <br/> <br/>The Lesotho High Commissioner and his wife say goodbye to several British surgeons at London Airport; the surgeons are going to Lesotho to demonstrate surgery techniques. Brief in-flight shots show the men checking their instrument cases and looking at a brochure about Lesotho; L/S of the Lufthansa aeroplane landing at Johannesburg. They drive to Lesotho; a sign above the frontier reads 'Kena Ka Khotso' - 'Enter In Peace'. At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital the surgeons are greeted by Patrick Mota, the Minister of Health. <br/> <br/>One of the surgeons holds a new-born baby for the mother to see in an operating theatre; another gives a lecture on eyes before a mixed race group; a plastic surgeon from Guy's Hospital discusses an x-ray with an African doctor, who seems to be communicating by sign language. In the children's ward, a row of babies with labels on their foreheads sit on their mother's knees. A doctor examines an extremely thin baby. <br/> <br/>The Queen of Lesotho sits with her young son in a garden while he is checked over by a specialist from Britain; the King looks on, then goes off on his horse for a ride in the mountains. <br/> <br/>Note: on file is a letter about the commentary for this film from Pathe to the High Commissioner of Lesotho.

Baby gorilla Sinbad at Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago, Illinois. Sinbad gets a medical checkup from a doctor. Sinbad gets a bath in a container. The Doctor doing the checkup is Marlin Perkins, and the zookeeper holding and bathing Sinbad is Roy Hoff, he was the senior zookeeper of the gorillas. Location: Chicago Illinois USA. Date: December 16, 1948.

B-ROLL FTG OF MEDICARE RECIPIENT / MEDICAL CHECKUP OF SENIOR CITIZEN. MCU OF ELDERLY MALE PATIENT AS HE SITS SHIRTLESS ATOP EXAMINATION TABLE IN DOCTOR'S OFFICE / REFEED. 00:19:28 TIGHT SHOT OF SIGN READING RADIOLOGY REGISTRATION. 00:19:30 TIGHT SHOT OF DOCTOR AS HE ENTERS EXAMINATION ROOM & TALKS W/ ELDERLY MALE PATIENT WHO SITS ATOP EXAMINATION TABLE. 00:20:08 MCU OF PATIENT AS HE SAYS HE LIMPS WHEN HE WALKS. 00:20:18 MCU OF DOCTOR AS HE QUESTIONS PATIENT. 00:21:02 TWO SHOT OF DOCTOR & PATIENT AS PATIENT REMOVES HIS SHIRT. 00:21:21 MCU OF PATIENT AS DOCTOR USES STETHOSCOPE TO CHECK HIS BREATHING. 00:22:18 TIGHT SHOT OF DOCTOR AS HE EXAMINES PATIENT WHO LIES ON TABLE. 00:22:43 TIGHT SHOT OF SIGN ATOP TABLE READING SCREENINGS MEDICALLY SUPERVISED BY GROUP HEALTH COOPERATIVE. 00:22:50 SHOT PULLS OUT TO MS OF FEMALE MEDICAL TECHNICIANS AS SHE TREATS ELDERLY MALE PATIENT AT TABLE.

Male patient having an annual medical check-up with an senior Caucasian female doctor, at the ordination

A dentist works on a man's teeth.

THE NURSE PRACTITIONER

b&w educational film on eyesight - Eye exam - eye doctor - eye test - c/s doctor - c/s girl getting tested - chart with letters on it - optometrist - checkup - glasses - manufacturing glasses - optician - putting lenses into frame - fitting frame on girls face - brother and sister - girl wearing glasses

Public service announcement features Gregory Peck on behalf of the America Cancer Society

DOCTORS: OPERATING, SCRUBBING, CHECKUPS, CHARTS, POLIO, DR. SALK, CARTOON DOCTOR, MAD DOCTOR, JECKYLL & HYDE, MAD SCIENTIST

Nurse showing patient mammography screening procedure

Close up of male doctor holding x-ray on digital tablet during consultation with patient in medical exam room

Made in 1947 by Paul Rotha Productions, LIFE BEGINS AGAIN was created by the British Government's Ministry of Information to show that many of those who experience setbacks in life can start over in life, despite the physical injuries they might have suffered. Films like this one were considered important in post-WWII Great Britain, where hundreds of thousands of people (both soldiers and civilians) suffered life changing injuries as a result of the war. The government's "Emergency Hospital Scheme" was tasked with dealing with these patients and their considerable needs.<p><p>The film opens with a middle-aged man named Joe who broke his arm while doing fieldwork for his job. His injury puts him out of work for a couple of months. As Joe’s doctor performed regular checkups on him, the doctor notices that Joe has stiffness in his hand and recommends Joe to continue moving his hand as much as he cans. Even though Joe is back at work, he still has not fully recovered. <p><p>While Joe’s doctor goes out of town he discovers a man that was hit by a car and suffered a broken leg. While at the hospital the man and many others are treated for shock. There is a surgeon caring for these patients that have broken limbs. The surgeon tells Joe’s doctor of the different levels of shock. Depending on the level of shock a person has will determine what type of treatment he will be given.<p><p>Joe’s doctor marvels at the updated equipment this surgeon uses but wants to know how long before the man with the broken leg is able to return back to work. Even though the minimum time allowed is twelve weeks to heal, another doctor, Mr. Thomas, suggest a max of twelve months. Mr. Thomas explains that fancy equipment gets no one any further in healing. A surgeon’s role is to cure pain but he cannot cure fear. The fear is from a patient’s belief that he will not be normal again or fear of not ever working. In the end he’ll be either out of work or if one can work he’ll settle for any job that would pay him what’s suitable for his now condition.<p><p>Mr. Thomas details the importance of starting a rehabilitation center for those with broken bones. He details its benefits in having extracurricular activities in rehab. He believes that, “a person must get active to get fit not sit and wait for it to be done for him”. Games help to take away the pain of the individual because it’s fun for the individual which in the end takes their mind off the pain. Getting fit is a full time job not passive. Passive fitness takes second place to active fitness which in return dominates what a doctor does. Men can get interested in crafts and occupations where they have much movement which will allow them to strengthen those weak limbs. Rehab is like discipline but not a hospital. People in rehab know they will get better and get their jobs. <p><p>Not everybody who gets injured will be able to go to special centers such as rehab to get well. For the ones who will always be cripple such as those with amputated limbs, will have to take on specific jobs different than their original. Learning to use his new limbs by learning new skills allows him to be trained for new occupations. A surgeon’s job is to make an individual heal as if they’ve never had an accident so that they can be useful again to society. In order for this to be true, three things must happen. First, the surgeon must have good study. Second, the patient must work hard to get recovery. Lastly, everyone must play as a team to profit the most in order for the individual to begin life again. With these three factors rehab plays a major component in the healing process of one with physical injuries to be welcomed back to society.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

The baby girls of dwarf parents undergoes routine medical checkup in Austin Texas. A doctor and nurse weigh and examine the babies, as their parents watch. The dwarf family seen with extended family. A police man holds one of the baby girls outside the doctor's office. Location: Austin Texas USA. Date: 1950.

Uckfield, Sussex. <br/> <br/>M/S of a stately home and grounds; commentator informs us this is the Buxted Park Health Hydro. A couple in swimwear go running along a path towards an outdoor swimming pool; other guests are splashing about in the water. In the gardens people play croquet. A ginger-haired man is shown his luxury room with a view by a woman (could be Principle Heather Shipman). Outside, on the steps of the main building, a woman practises various yoga postures. <br/> <br/>A woman chops fruit on a table; pan across a table of food offered: water with lemon, yoghurt, fruit, an apple and cheese. Nice shots as women collect trays of food from this selection and serve themselves at a salad bar. Various shots show the ginger man, clad only in a pair of baggy Y-fronts, being given a check-up by a doctor. He is weighed and has his blood pressure taken, then lies on the examination table to have his neck massaged. (Brilliant groovy music on the soundtrack.) <br/> <br/>Illustrating forms of relaxation at the health farm; women paint pictures in an art class; another woman has her shoulders massaged with a buzzing round instrument; ginger man gets into a bath and a man directs a high-pressure water jet under the water at his muscles; some rather matronly looking women exercise on bike and rowing machines and one uses a vibratory belt. M/S of two women looking at clothes in the tiny boutique in the main house. <br/> <br/>Ginger man comes out of a sauna wearing a towel and then showers himself down. Men and women in blue towelling robes are seen walking through alternate hot and cold foot baths, which stimulates circulation in the feet. One of the women reacts as she steps into the bath nearest us - this must be the cold one! <br/>Note: on file is a brochure and photos of the Health Hydro, correspondence and a news article from the Daily Mirror about health farms. Cuts exist - see separate record.

b&w propaganda film - Japanese American internment - WWII - War Relocation Camps - camp - racism - evacuation - Japanese-Americans - Western defense command - army - man points at map - Notice signs - c/u hammering notice to a post - church - woman hands out paperwork to a line of Japanese people - doctor checks little girl with stethoscope - checkup - filling out forms - old white men - Evacuee Property Department - Lyon truck drives by - loading vans - get on bus - waving - buses - line of cars - empty shops - Japanese writing - abandoned - shipyard - harbor - crowd - Santa Anita Racetrack filled with housing - race track - dining hall - mess hall - preacher at podium - religious ceremony - church service - woman walking with a group of small children - aerial people working

B-ROLL FTG OF MEDICARE RECIPIENT / MEDICAL CHECKUP OF SENIOR CITIZEN. MCU OF ELDERLY MALE PATIENT AS HE SITS SHIRTLESS ATOP EXAMINATION TABLE IN DOCTOR'S OFFICE / REFEED. 00:19:28 TIGHT SHOT OF SIGN READING RADIOLOGY REGISTRATION. 00:19:30 TIGHT SHOT OF DOCTOR AS HE ENTERS EXAMINATION ROOM & TALKS W/ ELDERLY MALE PATIENT WHO SITS ATOP EXAMINATION TABLE. 00:20:08 MCU OF PATIENT AS HE SAYS HE LIMPS WHEN HE WALKS. 00:20:18 MCU OF DOCTOR AS HE QUESTIONS PATIENT. 00:21:02 TWO SHOT OF DOCTOR & PATIENT AS PATIENT REMOVES HIS SHIRT. 00:21:21 MCU OF PATIENT AS DOCTOR USES STETHOSCOPE TO CHECK HIS BREATHING. 00:22:18 TIGHT SHOT OF DOCTOR AS HE EXAMINES PATIENT WHO LIES ON TABLE. 00:22:43 TIGHT SHOT OF SIGN ATOP TABLE READING SCREENINGS MEDICALLY SUPERVISED BY GROUP HEALTH COOPERATIVE. 00:22:50 SHOT PULLS OUT TO MS OF FEMALE MEDICAL TECHNICIANS AS SHE TREATS ELDERLY MALE PATIENT AT TABLE.

PREGNANT EXPECTANT MOTHER AT THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE FOR PRENATAL CHECKUP. DOCTOR PERFORMS A PHYSICAL EXAMINATION. HAS A CHEST X-RAY. EARLY 1950s X-RAY MACHINE.

A dentist explains something to a visually concerned patient.