What is SMART and acronym for

Name the five components of the nursing process

List the six rights of medical administarion

List the 5 p's of medication risk management

List the functions of the skin

List the three modes of wound healing

Describe Primary Intention

Describe Secondary intention wound healing

Describe tertiary intention wound healing

What are the three phases of wound healing

Describe the Inflammatory phase of wound healing

Describe the Proliferation / reconstruction stage of wound healting

Describe the maturation / remodelling stage of wound healing

Define Haematoma

Define Eviseration

Define Dehisence

List the stages of a pressure injury

What are the interventions to prevent pressure Ulcer

List some complications of Naso-gastric tube

what ‘aseptic technique’

Define Sterile

Define Asespsos

Define Clean

List the three compontents of sensory process

Define Pain

Explain the 2 componets of reception

Define perception

Define Reaction

List some common causes of sensory alterations

List the states of sensory alterations

List and describe the types of sesosroy deprivation

What are the effects of sensory deprevation

Define sensory overload AND some of its effects

List the factors that influence sensory function

What assessments are corrected during an FNO

What are the stages of sleep

Describe NREM Stage one

Describe NREM Stage two

Describe NONREM Stage 3

Describe NOREM stage 4

Describe REM Sleep

Why is NREM sleep required

What is the function of REM sleep

Describe intrinsic sleep disorders

Describe extrinsic sleep disorders

Describe parasomnias

Describe Sleep Apnoea

What does assessment of saftey include

List and describe the types of restraints

What are some risks in a health care setting

What does normal body movement depend on

Define Isotonic (dynamic) Exercise

Define Isometric (Static) exercise

Define Isokinetic (resistive) exercise

Active exercise

Passive exercise

Define abduction

Define Adduction

Define Extension

Define Flexion

Define Hyerextension

Define Circumduction

Medial Rotation

Lateral rotation

Define Eversion

Define Inversion

Define Pronation

Define Supination

What are the psychosocial factors associated with altered mobility