9 topics · 212 questions
Older person and acute care
Where most OSCE stations sit: the frail, confused or deteriorating adult.
Older person careOSCE stationNMBI guidance on working with older people, discharge planning, the multidisciplinary team, elder abuse.30 q · 0 masteredDeliriumOSCE stationRecognising acute confusion, causes, hypoactive and hyperactive delirium, 4AT, how delirium differs from dementia.36 q · 0 masteredDementiaOSCE stationTypes of dementia, communication, person-centred care, responsive behaviours, capacity and safety.22 q · 0 masteredFrailty and deconditioningOSCE stationFrailty syndromes, hospital deconditioning, Get Up Get Dressed Get Moving, mobilisation and rehabilitation.20 q · 0 masteredFallsOSCE stationFalls risk assessment, prevention bundles, post-fall care, environment and footwear, medication risks.22 q · 0 masteredDeath and dyingOSCE stationKubler-Ross stages, palliative care principles, comfort care, last offices, supporting families.22 q · 0 masteredChronic disease managementOSCE stationSelf-management support, integrated care programmes, health promotion and psychosocial approaches.20 q · 0 masteredNursing process in the acute situationOSCE stationADPIE, prioritising the deteriorating patient, post-operative bleed, acute UTI, DVT, neurovascular checks.20 q · 0 masteredPre- and post-operative carePre-operative assessment, consent and fasting, WHO Surgical Safety Checklist, TED stockings, surgical site infection.20 q · 0 mastered