Suction and Nebuliser Online Training Course

About the Suction and Nebuliser Training Course

Course Outline
Learning Outcomes
Suction and Nebuliser Training FAQs
Other Suitable Courses
Delivery Methods
Get Certified

The Oral Suction training course is designed for registered nurses, healthcare professionals, and support workers working in areas where suctioning and the use of a nebuliser are required.

On completion of this online Suction and Nebuliser training course, the learner will be able to identify what suctioning is, identify the different types of suctioning, identify the purpose of suctioning, be familiar with the equipment that can be used during suctioning and recognise changes that may occur with a patient. Learners will also be aware of how to position a patient during suctioning, be familiar with the practical procedure and know the importance of infection control during suctioning.

Duration Dependent on delivery method, this Suction and Nebuliser training course takes between 1-2 hours to complete and gain your certificate. 

Entry & Level There are no barriers to entry on this online Suction and Nebuliser training course. This is an awareness course, suitable for all.

Certification On completion of this Suction and Nebuliser training online, either download your certificate or access later online.

Accreditations This online Suction and Nebuliser course is CPD accredited and delivered by a Skills for Care Endorsed Provider. It meets accepted Continuing Professional Development (CPD) guidelines. 

Looking to start learning now?

For more information and pricing, give us a call now and speak to our training team!

Created for your needs

Suction and Nebuliser Training Course Outline

The aim of this Suction and Nebuliser Training Course is to greater increase your knowledge of suctioning and how to use a nebuliser.

The key points covered in this course are:

What is suctioning
Equipment
Changes in the patient
Positioning of the patient
Practical procedure
Gaining consent
What to document
Possible risks
Importance of infection control

Suction-and-Nebuliser-Training

Learn how Flexebee will work for you

Book a free, personalised demo now!

Discover how easy it is to use our LMS and how to measure staff's training performance.

Providing relevant knowledge and skills

Suction and Nebuliser Training Course Learning Outcomes

On completion of this Suction and Nebuliser online training course, learners should know and understand the following: 

What is suctioning
Identify what suctioning is, the different types and the purpose of suctioning
Equipment
Be familiar with the equipment that can be used during suctioning, including a nebuliser machine
Changes in the patient
Learn and be able to recognise changes that may occur with a patient during suctioning
Positioning of the patient
Be aware of how to position a patient during suctioning
Practical procedure
Be familiar with the practical procedure of suctioning
Gaining consent
Be able to learn and discuss different ways of gaining consent
What to document
Learn what to document during the process of suctioning
Possible risks
Learn and identify the possible risks of suctioning
Importance of infection control
Learn the importance of infection control during suctioning

FLXB Certificate Reduced (1)

FAQ - THE SUCTION AND NEBULISER TRAINING COURSE

Frequently Asked Questions

Take a look at the common Suction and Nebuliser questions our training experts get asked.

If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please get in touch!

What is a nebuliser?

A nebuliser is a device that can deliver high doses of medicines quickly and easily. The nebuliser machine works by changing liquid medicine into a fine mist. This mist can then be breathed in through a facemask or mouthpiece. Anyone can be given medicine through a nebuliser.

What are the benefits of using a nebuliser?

The effects of a nebuliser on your respiratory system vary based on the prescription drug included within them; nonetheless, the following are some of the most prevalent advantages:

Reduce the viscosity (thickness) of secretions (phlegm) so they are thinner and simpler to cough up
Deliver antibiotics
Assist in clearing the airways
Provide comfort from shortness of breath

What are the different types of suctioning? There are four ways to suction someone's airway:

Nasal suction (suctioning in the nose)
Oral suction (suctioning the mouth)
Nasopharyngeal and oropharyngeal suction (suctioning the throat)
Deep suctioning

PROUD TO PRESENT

TRAINING FOR YOUR SECTOR

To see more courses like this Suction and Nebuliser Training course, simply click one of the tabs below:

Get a quote and enrol all your staff

We are committed to making the most of your budget. Explore our dedicated webinar and blended learning solutions.

Suction and Nebuliser Training Course Delivery Methods

Our online Suction and Nebuliser Training courses are available 24/7, anytime, anywhere. Perfect for staff with busy schedules or difficult shift patterns.

• Study when you want 
• Track staff progress 
• Study anywhere you want on any device 

Choose how you want this online Suction and Nebuliser Training course delivered: 