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Suction & Nebulisers

For Batch of 10 only.

This Suction and Nebuliser training course is designed to educate and train healthcare professionals to perform all facets of care with this equipment safely and competently.

By the end of the Suction and Nebuliser training course, attendees will be familiar with the equipment and techniques associated with both suction and nebulisers and the reasons to employ them. The applied practical workstation & simulated practical assessment can only be provided if the equipment is available on site

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Course Summary

The syllabus covers such topics as:

  • Oxygen transport and usage
  • Hypoxia causes and management
  • High and low concentration oxygen
  • Equipment used including ventilators
  • Nebulisers and their efficacy
  • Dynamic lung volume measurements
  • Nebuliser drugs, use and risks
  • Oropharyngeal suctioning
  • Types of secretion
  • Procedures and associated risks
  • Applied practical workstation and simulated practical assessment
  • Ethical and legal responsibilities
  • Competency framework and theory test
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