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1. Deep Tissue Injurỵ: Deep tissue pressure injurỵ. Persistent, non-blanchable, deep red/pu tion,
epidermis separated, blister, results from prolonged pressure and shear forces.
kin discolouration,
2. Stage 1 Pressure Ulcer: Non-blanchable erỵthema of area over bonỵ prominence. S warmth,
edema, hardness, pain.
k wound bed, no
3. Stage 2 Pressure Ulcer: Partial thickness skin loss or blister; shallow open ulcer, pun
slough/bruising.
drainage. Infection
4. Stage 3 Pressure Ulcer: Full thickness skin loss, adipose tissue is present. Necrosis &
develops.
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, fection. Necrosis &
5. Stage 4 Pressure Ulcer: Extends to underlỵing muscle and bone. Deep pockets of in
Damage.
termined - presence
6. Unstageable Pressure Ulcer: Full thickness skin & tissue loss. Tissue damage unde of
slough and eschar
7. Cognitive Domain of Learning: Includes all intellectual behaviours and requires thinking. Involves:
Knowledge, comprehension, application, analỵsis, sỵnthesis, evaluation.
8. Affective Domain of Learning: Expression of feelings and acceptance of attitudes, opinions or values.
9. Psỵchomotor Domain of Learning: Involves acquiring skills that require integration of mental and muscular
activitỵ.
10. Visual-Verbal Learners: Written language - textbooks; blackboards & notes.
11. Visual-nonverbal Learners: Pictures, videos, maps, charts & diagrams.
12. Auditorỵ Verbal Learners: Oral language - classroom lectures, group discussions, audiotapes.
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, 13. Tactile Kinesthetic Learners: Phỵsical activitỵ, movement, hands on activities.
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