1) Taking charge and observing the person in the various healthcare contexts: 2) Hospitalization/assistance methods: • ordinary, scheduled, urgent, emergency, Day Hospital, Day Surgery, Integrated Home Assistance (ADI), Nursing Home. (RSA); • Welfare, organisational, administrative services; • Data recording; • Discharge of the patient; 3) General checks on the state of health: • Models for assessing health status; • Vital parameters; • Body temperature: factors that alter the T.C., alterations in the T.C., T.C. detection points, T.C. measurement; • Pulse: factors that modify heart rate, peripheral pulse detection sites, evaluate the apical pulse, evaluate the apical and radial pulse; • Breathing: factors that modify breathing; breathing measurement; • Blood pressure: factors that influence BP. (blood pressure), BP detection sites, BP measurement; 3) Asepsis and infection control: • Role of microorganisms in infections; • Chain of infection; • Nosocomial infections; • Infection control; • Waste disposal; • Aseptic practices: hand washing (social, antiseptic, surgical); concepts of cleaning, disinfection and sterilization; personal protective equipment; insulation systems; 4) General care and hygiene of the person/newborn: • Total hygiene care: bed bath; bath in tub, shower; • head hygiene; facial hygiene; eye hygiene; nose hygiene; ear hygiene; oral hygiene; hand hygiene; navel hygiene; hygiene of the lower limbs; hygiene of the perianal area; application of the pan and retort. 5) The unity of the patient 6) Definition of Ethics, Morality, Bioethics, Deontology 7) Principles and values of the nursing profession 8) Historical evolution of the Code of Ethics 9) Comment and discussion of the articles that make up the Code of Ethics