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- • Short-term complications of type 2 diabetes
- • Targets for glycaemic control in type 2 diabetes
- • Type 2 Diabetes: Diagnosis
- • Type 2 Diabetes: Management
- Health and safety
- • Vaccines And The Cold Chain
- Health promotion
- • Lifestyle modification
- • Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
- • Smoking cessation
- Immunisation
- • Childhood Immunisations
- Infections
- • Acute bronchitis - adults
- • Acute Otitis media: Diagnosis and management
- • Urinary tract infections in women
- Long Term Conditions
- • Autoimmune diseases Part 1: background and diagnosis
- • Autoimmune diseases Part 2: Disease modifying treatments and monitoring
- • Cancer
- • Chronic kidney disease: diagnosis and management
- • Inflammatory arthritis
- • Multimorbidity
- • Rheumatoid arthritis – a clinical update for practice nurses
- Medicines Management
- • Adverse drug reactions: A guide for general practice nurses
- • NSAIDs prescribing issues
- Men's Health
- • Men’s health
- • Well man checks
- Mental Health
- • Anxiety
- • Depression
- • Depression for general practice nurses
- Miscellaneous
- • Red eyes: assessment
- • Sleep apnoea: assessment and management
- Nursing tasks & skills
- • Routine Tests Part 1
- • Routine Tests Part 2
- • Routine Tests Part 3
- • Therapeutic Monitoring
- Personal Development
- • Guidelines, sources and the role of NICE
- • Medicolegal Issues
- • Personal safety
- • Primary care networks
- Quality
- • Evidence Based Health Care
- • Evidence-based practice
- • Significant event audit
- Routine tests
- • Point of Care Testing
- • Routine Tests Part 1
- • Routine Tests Part 2
- • Routine Tests Part 3
- Screening
- • Cancer Screening
- • Screening Part 1
- • Screening Part 2
- Smoking cessation
- • Supporting patients to quit
- Sponsored learning
- • Diagnosis of heart failure
- • The management of bedwetting
- • Using mucolytics in the management of COPD symptoms
- Therapeutic Monitoring
- • Iron deficiency anaemia: Diagnosis and management
- • Routine Tests Part 3
- Travel Medicine
- • Getting started in travel health: read and reflect
- Women's Health
- • Cervical screening
- • Contraception: an update
- • Contraceptive choices: Using the UKMEC guidance
- • Intrauterine contraception
- • Menstruation
- • Non-hormonal contraception
- • Reproductive health
Essentials
Essentials
Prescribing Nurse
Prescribing Nurse
Advanced Practice
Advanced Practice
Guidelines
Guidelines in a nutshell
- Pharmacological management of migraine
- Polypharmacy Guidance, Realistic Prescribing
- Prescribing for lower urinary tract infections
- Risk estimation and the prevention of cardiovascular disease. SIGN 149, 2017
- Sore throat (acute): antimicrobial prescribing. NICE NG84, January 2018
- Stop smoking interventions and services. NICE NG92, March 2018
- The UK Immunisation Schedule
- Type 2 diabetes in adults - management
- Urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse in women
- COVID-19 Managing symptoms
- Covid-19 Managing symptoms
- Hypertension

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Which of the following statements about calibration of spirometers is true?

(Please select 1 option)

	Calibration should be checked daily
	Calibration should be checked before each spirometry session
	Calibration checks should be carried out before each session or after every 10th patient
	Some types of spirometer do not need their calibration checked
	Calibration syringes should read +/- 5% of true.

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