Respiratory Aids New Zealand It is vital that staff

It is vital that staff understand how to monitor and manage weight changes by maintaining good nutrition and hydration in the community

All staff providing wound care need to understand how to conduct an initial and ongoing wound assessment and what action is required when signs of infection or deterioration are identified

Describe epilepsy as a disorder and the different types of seizures people experience

This course will demonstrate how to conduct neurological observations and use the Glasgow Coma Scale

By the end of this course

Respiratory Aids New Zealand It is vital that staffCourse Description: There are a number of chronic respiratory conditions that require the use of respiratory aids to support the individual. This course will demonstrate how to administer oxygen, provide tracheostomy care and use an inhaler, nebuliser and CPAP machine. Learning Outcomes: After completing this course, participants should be able to: Demonstrate the use of equipment such as oxygen concentrators, portable or ambulatory oxygen systems,