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NSB231 WEEK 1-5 NSB231 Lecture One NSB231 On Campus: Lecturer: Ibby Check overview tab weekly in BB. ANTT, Labelling and Medication Calculations Aseptic non-touch technique (ANTT): Revise infections Infection management/infection control – see text books Standard precautions to all patients: You cannot see if a patient may be infected, therefore we treat ALL patients as infected. See link on blackboard for management of infections: NSQHS Standard 3 What is ANTT: A technique which aims to prevent pathogenic microorganisms from being introduced to susceptible sites by hands, surfaces and equipment. Protect equipment, effective hand hygiene, effective non-touch technique, appropriate glove choice, appropriate use and maintenance of sterile fields. 3 types of Aseptic fields (revise this): General aseptic field (a work space that promotes asepsis and is utilised when key parts are protected), Critical aseptic field (wearing PPE), Critical Micro Aseptic Field (utilising caps and shields etc.). NSB231 Lecture Two NSB231 On Campus: Lecturer: Joanne Couples Diabetes: Guest Speaker 1 - Diabetes QLD – (Use for other subject’s assessment task): There is a question on our 40% exam on diabetes. Diabetes QLD work to help people living with diabetes, health professionals, governments, researchers and the boarder community to: gain a better understanding of the condition etc. Fill out the form on Black Board and submit any questions to the Diabetes QLD online. Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes. Type 2 Diabetes: Progressive chronic disorders Require insulin to manage

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NSB231LectureOneNSB231OnCampus:Lecturer:Ibby

• CheckoverviewtabweeklyinBB.• ANTT,LabellingandMedicationCalculations

Asepticnon-touchtechnique(ANTT):

• Reviseinfections• Infectionmanagement/infectioncontrol–seetextbooks• Standard precautions to all patients: You cannot see if a patientmay be infected,

thereforewetreatALLpatientsasinfected.• Seelinkonblackboardformanagementofinfections:NSQHSStandard3• WhatisANTT:Atechniquewhichaimstopreventpathogenicmicroorganismsfrom

beingintroducedtosusceptiblesitesbyhands,surfacesandequipment.• Protect equipment, effective hand hygiene, effective non-touch technique,

appropriateglovechoice,appropriateuseandmaintenanceofsterilefields.• 3typesofAsepticfields(revisethis):Generalasepticfield(aworkspacethatpromotes

asepsisand isutilisedwhenkeypartsareprotected),Criticalaseptic field (wearingPPE),CriticalMicroAsepticField(utilisingcapsandshieldsetc.).

NSB231LectureTwo

NSB231OnCampus:Lecturer:JoanneCouplesDiabetes:GuestSpeaker1-DiabetesQLD–(Useforothersubject’sassessmenttask):

• Thereisaquestiononour40%examondiabetes.• Diabetes QLD work to help people living with diabetes, health professionals,

governments,researchersandtheboardercommunityto:gainabetterunderstandingoftheconditionetc.

• FillouttheformonBlackBoardandsubmitanyquestionstotheDiabetesQLDonline.• Type2diabetesisthemostcommonformofdiabetes.

Type2Diabetes:

• Progressivechronicdisorders• Requireinsulintomanage

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• Gradualonset–maybeundiagnosedasthebodyhidesthisforawhile• 85-90%ofpeoplewithdiabetes.• Canoftenbepreventedordelayed• RiskFactors:

o Age,genetic,family,gendero Ethnicgroupso Lowbirthweighto GDMo PolycysticOvarieso MetabolicSyndrome

RiskAssessmentForms:• Assessesriskofdevelopingtype2diabetesoverthenext5years.

Screeninganddiagnosis:

• Screeninganddiagnosisororalglucosestest.• RACGPType2Guidelinesonline.

Managementoftype2diabetes:

• Medications• Nutrition/Diet• PhysicalActivity• First line treatment ofMetformin –which can cause an upset tummy (diarrhoea,

bloating,painetc.)Secondandthirdline–Rangeofmedicationsseeslides.ThirdlineoftreatmentisInsulin.Reducethestigmaassociatedwithinsulin.

NSB231LectureThreeNSB231OnCampus:Lecturer:KarenTheobaldThetopicsexploredthisweekare:• CardioVascularDisease• AcuteCoronarySyndrome• HeartFailureAnswertoquestioninlecture:CardiovascularDisease–thisispreventable.

• 1in6peoplewillbeaffectedbyCardiovascularDiseaseCardiovasculardisease:

• Angina• AcuteCoronarySyndrome

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• HeartFailure

1. CardiovascularDisease:o Cardiovasculardiseasereferstoagroupofdisordersoftheheartandblood

vessels.o Cardiovasculardisease ispreventable.Lifestyle factorsplayabigrole inthe

preventionofdevelopingaheartdiseaseordisorders.o ReviewtheCardiovascularsystemintextbook.o

o 15.7%oftheindigenouspopulationhaveheartdisease.Thisistripletheraterecordedinnon-indigenouspopulations.

o Referto:http://heartfoundation.org.auformoreinformationonheartdiseasesetc.o Cardiovascular disease risk assessment: Non-modifiable risks (family history etc.

things you cannot control), Modifiable risk (smoking, poor diet etc.), relatedconditions(diabetes,kidneydiseaseetc.)

2. Angina:

o “ChestPain”o Reversiblemyocardialischemia(lackofoxygeninthemyocardialintheheart)o Occurswhenarteriesareblocked75%ormoreo Viablefor20minuteso Itisreversiblehoweverdeathcanoccurifnottreatedo Reversedbyamedicationthatcausesdilationo 3majorcategories:

Ø ChronicStableAngina,PrinzmetalAngina,UnstableAngina

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NSB231LectureFourNSB231OnCampus:Lecturer:KarenTheobaldThetopicsexploredthisweekarearevisionof:• CardioVascularDisease• AcuteCoronarySyndrome• HeartFailureAswell;thetopicsexploredthisweekare:• Hypertension• Stroke• PeripheralArterialDiseasePrimaryPCI(AcuteCoronarySyndromes):

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NSB231LectureFiveNSB231OnCampus:ONLINELECTUREThetopicsexploredthisweekare:

• COPD• Asthma

Thisweek;onlineself-pacedlecture,facetofacetutorial,facetofaceCPSandfacetofaceSimulation.

Assessment1StayingonTrack• AttendyourSIMS• Using your detailed notes from the debrief regarding the assessment task, CRA, SIMS

paperworkandyourresearchyoucanstarttoanswerthetwoassessmenttaskquestions.• PleasecontactyourCFfromtheSIMSifyouhaveanyquestions

Assessment2StayingonTrack• StartwritingyourcriticaldiscussionforPriorityProblem1.Linktotheassessmentdataand

theunderlyingpathophysiology.• Nowcriticallydiscussyour2nursinginterventions.• Nowwriteanevaluationforyourinterventions.

AsthmaandCOPD: