Study Guide

Objective

The student shall be able to-understand the individual course of daily human life, functions of living and factors affecting them as well as the significance of the treatment relationship in healthcare intervention-understand the significance of a person's cultural background in treatment and the principles of working in a multicultural work community-work ergonomically and improving the patient's resources-plan, implement and evaluate the essential clinical interventions in nursing-use research data in decision-making and treatment concerning the patient-administer necessary first aid-explain the essential regulations governing the processing of patient records and drafting patient documents-use the nursing process model in planning, implementing and evaluation the patient's treatment-explain the national nursing recording policy-describe the normal microbiota and its significance as well as clinically significant pathogens-describe the levels of asepsis and their required methods to promote patient safety-act following the principles of asepsis in the healthcare sector

Content

BNRNPatient knowledge Communication problems Decision-making, treatment relationship Prevention of adverse effects of bed rest Assisting patient transferSkin observation Oral hygiene Disturbances to breathing, circulation and consciousness Emergency medical care proceduresManaging patient nutrition Chronic lesions Secretion Care of isolated patient Death and coping with itPatient records and documents and the related regulations Nursing process model and recording

Evaluation scale

H-5