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The document outlines 10 units that cover different aspects of patient care including admissions, respiratory problems, wound care, diabetes care, medical specimens, medications, intravenous infusions, pre-operative assessment, post-operative assessment, and discharge planning. Each unit lists several skills or topics covered such as taking patient histories, educating patients about asthma management, administering medications, assessing patients before and after surgery, and discharge planning.
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