Society often views old age as?

What are the main causes of death for older Australians?

What is the main contributor for burden of disease for people aged over 85 years

What is WHO's definition of active ageing?

What is included in an age-friendly city?

What is Person Centred Care?

What can you do as a nurse to insure optimal age care?

Define STROKE

What are the two main stroke types

Lack of oxygen to the brain can result in irreversible brain damage after how long?

what is an Ischaemic Stroke

what is a haemorrhagic stroke

what does TIA stand for?
and what is it?

TRUE or FALSE
Do mini-strokes (TIA) resolve within 24 hours?

What are the impacts of a stroke

FACTS

FACT

Non modifiable risk factors of a stroke

Modifiable risk factors for stroke

How do you know if someone is having a STROKE?

Signs and Symptoms
of STROKE

what is penumbra?

what is the pathophysiology of an Ischaemic stroke

TRUE OR FALSE
The brain doesn't depend of glucose for metabolism

NURSES ROLE in stroke management

Goal of acute stroke management

Required vital signs for a stroke patient

what does ICP stand for?

reasons for deterioration post stroke

signs and symptoms of ^ICP

Thrombolysis with Alteplase after acute ischemic stroke

Recognising and responding to acute deterioration in older adults

what are the four steps of Recognising and responding to acute deterioration

what are the contexts of acute deterioration in older persons

what is frailty?

what are the contributions to frailty syndrome?

what is the Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment (CGA)

What are the domains of the CGA

What is the AMBER care bundle used for?

what does AMBER care bundle stand for?

Definition of a wound

what are the phases of wound healing

types of wound closure

Local factors affecting wound healing

systematic factors affecting wound healing?

Wound assessment

Skin Tear Management

What is a pressure injury?

Leg ulcer treatment

What are the factors of Wound management

Types of dressings

Define Dementia

FACTS- DEMENTIA

Normal brain functions and parts

Common causes of dementia

Rare causes of dementia

List the therapeutic approaches to communication with people with dementia

Risk factors for incontinence

Types of urinary incontinence

management of incontinence

Aetiology of constipation in older persons.

Medications associated with constipation

What are the ethical principles?

What is an advance directive

What is a substituted decision maker

Palliative care definition(WHO)