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MDCA1352: Medical Assisting E
<br />Credit Hours: 3.00 Clock Hours: 80 (Theory40, Lab 40) (Ground 40, Online
<br />40)
<br />Students in this course will practice various administrative skills. Students
<br />learn about the clinical laboratory and the associated safety and regulatory
<br />guidelines. They explore basic microbiology and hematology and practice
<br />using a microscope. They learn the proper procedures for
<br />collecting, processing, and testing urine specimens. Students perform
<br />venipuncture and capillary puncture. They will practice keyboarding, apply
<br />positive communication skills, practice diagnostic procedures and perform
<br />vital sign procedures. Prerequisites: None
<br />MDCA1362: Medical Assisting F
<br />Credit Hours: 3.00 Clock Hours: 80 (Theory 40, Lab 40) (Ground 40, Online
<br />40)
<br />Students in this course will practice various administrative skills. Students
<br />perform intradermal, subcutaneous, and intramuscular injections, calculate
<br />medication dosages, and administer medication. They will practice
<br />keyboarding, apply positive communication skills, practice diagnostic
<br />procedures and perform vital sign procedures. Prerequisites: None
<br />MDCA1573:Externship
<br />Credit Hours: 5.00 Clock Hours: 0/0/225
<br />Students perform medical assistant functions in a medical facility. They are
<br />supervised and evaluated on skills acquired In the program content courses.
<br />Students perform phlebotomy, injections, patient record maintenance, vital
<br />sign measurement, patient exam preparation, and other medical assistant
<br />duties as assigned by the physician, on -site supervisor, or extern coordinator
<br />Prerequisites: MDCA1312-MDCA1362; All CPSO courses
<br />PHIL1310: Critical Thinking
<br />Credit Hours: 3,00 Clock Hours: 45/0/0
<br />Students will learn how to enhance and refine both their cognitive and
<br />affective performance. The course will analyze the role of the learner and the
<br />purpose of education. It will assist students in developing the systematic
<br />information processing, critical thinking, reading, and study strategies
<br />needed for success as life-long learners.
<br />PNVN1111: Personal & Vocational Concepts
<br />Credit Hours: 1.00 Clock Hours: 25/0
<br />This course introduces the student to nursing history and trends, quality
<br />improvement processes and nursing ethics. Multidisciplinary relationships in
<br />health care, including the role of the practical and professional nurse, and
<br />legal aspects of nursing are also discussed. Co -requisites PNVN1811,
<br />PNVN1319.
<br />PNVN1150: Transitions to Practice
<br />Credit Hours: 1,50 Clock Hours: 40/0
<br />This course facilitates the transition of students to the role of the practical
<br />nurse within the healthcare system. Focus is placed on theories of leadership
<br />and supervision, emergency preparedness, professional development, and
<br />transition to practice are synthesized. Standards of safe practice and the
<br />significance of functioning according to state regulations and statutes are
<br />analyzed. Students will participate in a comprehensive NCLEX-PN® review
<br />and prepare to take the national licensure examination. Pre -requisites:
<br />PNVN1811, PNVN1111, PNVN1319, PNVN1521, PNVN1729, PNVN1631,
<br />PNVN1739, PNVN1541, PNVN1749; Co -requisite: PNVN1350, PNVN1759.
<br />PNVN1319: Clinical Practice I
<br />Credit Hours: 3.50 Clock Hours: 0/100
<br />This course provides the student with the opportunity to learn and practice
<br />basic nursing skills. Safety as a key element in care is introduced. The nursing
<br />process is integrated within all components of skill practice. Nursing skills
<br />included are data collection, documentation, basic skills, Activities of Daily
<br />Living (ADL) skills, standard precautions, skin care, and asepsis. Students
<br />practice medication administration skills in the lab environment. Basic Life
<br />Support certification (BCLS) protocol and skills are provided. Co -requisites
<br />PNVN1111, PNVN1811.
<br />PNVN1350: Family Health Nursing
<br />Credit Hours: 3.00 Clock Hours: 66/0
<br />This course focuses on psychosocial and physiological integrity of the
<br />maternal and pediatric client using the nursing process. Emphasis is placed
<br />on the multidisciplinary care of patients with alterations in selected women's
<br />and family health situations. This course will prepare students for clinical
<br />learning experiences through the application of theoretical concepts and the
<br />implementation of safe nursing practicesto patients in various healthcare
<br />settings. Pre -requisites: PNVN1811, PNVN1111, PNVN1319, PNVN1521,
<br />PNVN1729, PNVN1631, PNVN1739, PNVN1541, PNVN1749; Co -requisite:
<br />PNVN315Q, PNVN1759.
<br />PNVN1521: Introduction to Medical -Surgical Nursing
<br />Credit Hours: 5.50 Clock Hours: 124/0
<br />This course focuses on nutrition, psychosocial and physiological integrity
<br />while providing client centered care of adults. Using the nursing process,
<br />students will study the multidisciplinary care for clients with medical surgical
<br />conditions. Consideration of clients with integumentary system alterations
<br />will also be discussed. Discussion will include human growth and
<br />development, health promotion and health education across the lifespan.
<br />This course will prepare students for clinical learning experiences through the
<br />application of theoretical concepts and the implementation of safe nursing:
<br />practices to clients in various healthcare settings. Pre -requisites: PNVN1811,
<br />PNVN1111, PNVN1319; Co -requisite: PNVN1729.
<br />PNVNIS41: Medical -Surgical Nursing II
<br />Credit Hours: 5.00 Clock Hours: 111/0
<br />This course focuses on psychosocial and physiological integrity and providing
<br />client centered care across the lifespan. Students will differentiate
<br />multidisciplinary care for clientswith medical surgical health alterations using
<br />the nursing process. Emphasis is placed on the care of clientswith
<br />alterations in gastrointestinal, neurological, reproductive, endocrine systems
<br />and immuno-oncology. Community health nursing is introduced. This course
<br />will prepare students for clinical learning experiences through the application
<br />of theoretical concepts and the Implementation of safe nursing practices to
<br />clients in various healthcare settings. Pre -requisites: PNVN1811, PNVN1111,
<br />PNVN1319, PNVN1521, PNVN1729, PNVN1631, PNVN1739; Co -requisite:
<br />PNVN1749.
<br />PNVN1631: Medical -Surgical Nursing 1
<br />Credit Hours: 6.50 Clock Hours: 141/0
<br />This course focuses on psychosocial and physiological Integrity and providing
<br />client centered care across the lifespan. Students will review
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