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in respiratory compromise
respiratory care
respiratory centres
respiratory compromise
causes
management
positioning in
maximizing drainage of secretions
maximizing ventilation/perfusion matching
minimizing work of breathing
problem solving
procedure guidelines
postoperative
signs
respiratory depression
after gastroscopy
postoperative
respiratory disease, chronic
inhalational drug administration
oxygen therapy
respiratory distress
signs of
see also respiratory compromise
respiratory failure
type 1 (hypoxaemic)
type 2 (hypercapnic)
respiratory function
postoperative
unconscious patients
respiratory muscles
accessory see accessory muscles of respiration
respiratory observations see respiratory assessment/observations
respiratory rate
hypovolaemic shock
respiratory secretions
droplet precautions
effects of low humidity
at end of life
large volume
positioning to maximize drainage
specimen collection
tracheal suctioning
transmission of infection
see also sputum
respiratory system
conducting zone
humidification function
respiratory zone
respiratory therapy
defined
multiple choice questions
see also oxygen therapy
respiratory tract infections
infection prevention and control
sputum/secretion sampling
respiratory volumes
responsibilities
NHS Constitution
patient’s, assessment
rest
assessment
pain management
see also bed rest
restlessness, terminal
restraint, physical
resuscitation
cardiopulmonary see cardiopulmonary resuscitation
do not attempt (DNAR)
training
resuscitation bag, self-inflating see self-inflating resuscitation bag
resuscitation committee
Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK)
resuscitation training officer (RTO)
reticular activating system (RAS)
retina
retinol binding protein
retrolental fibroplasia
reverse barrier nursing
rhesus (Rh) blood group system
rhesus (Rh) incompatibility
rib fractures, during CPR
rifampicin
RIG (radiologically inserted gastrostomy)
right bundle branch
rights, NHS Constitution
rigor mortis
rigors
risk
analysis and evaluation
defined
identification
monitoring and reviewing
treatment
risk assessment
infection prevention and control
scenario
risk management
definitions
developing ‘no blame’ culture
falls
key principles
multiple choice questions
NMC Code
organizational change and
pressure ulcers
process
quality agenda
rising profile in UK
scenarios
self-assessment checklist
stages
venous thromboembolism
see also incidents
risk register
risk scoring
rituals
death and dying
last offices
RNIB See It Right
RNID
Roberts catheters
Roho air-filled mattress/cushions
role(s)
change
developments
patient’s, assessment
roller clamps
Roman Catholicism, last offices
Rome Criteria, constipation
Roper et al model of nursing
roundworms
routes of drug administration
Royal College of Psychiatrists
Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists
Royal National Institute of the Deaf (RNID)
Rusch® speaking valve
R-wave
Ryle’s tube
insertion
see also nasogastric tubes
SABRE reporting system
sacral nerves
sacral plexus
The Safe and Secure Handling of Medicines: A Team Approach (Duthie Report, 2005)
safeguarding of vulnerable adults
safety
patient see patient safety
practitioner see health and safety, occupational
St John’s wort, drug interactions
salicylates
saline, normal see sodium chloride, 0.9% solution
saliva
artificial
Salmonella, diarrhoea
Saltair No-roma
Saltair solution
satiety, early
Saving Lives toolkit
SBAR (Situation-Background-Assessment-Recommendation) tool
scabies
scales, weighing
scars
scavenging system, anaesthetic gases
sclera
The Scope of Professional Practice (UKCC 1992)
scotoma
seating, in neurological impairment
seating cushion, lower limb amputees
sedation
aggressive patients
conscious, for endoscopy
critically ill patients
in delirium
segmentation, intestinal
selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)
self-administration of medicines
patient assessment form
procedure guideline
self-assessment, patient
self-care, postoperative