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2006-2008 Catalog - Roane State Community College

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7111-<strong>Roane</strong>StCommColl 6/16/06 2:58 PM Page 180<br />

Certificate Programs<br />

180 ROANE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE<br />

Retention Policies<br />

A student must maintain the following standards or he/she will be dismissed from<br />

the program:<br />

1. A grade of “C” or better in each specialty course.<br />

2. Completion of specialty courses as specified by the degree checklist. A student<br />

must be able to complete courses with the class in which he/she was admitted.<br />

A student who cannot graduate with the class in which he/she was admitted will<br />

be dropped from that class and must reapply to a subsequent class.<br />

3. Evidence of malpractice insurance and physical examination prior to clinical<br />

training.<br />

The RSCC policy of Student Conduct and Disciplinary Sanctions applies to all students<br />

regardless of the program in which they are enrolled. In cases where alcohol and drug<br />

violations occur, disciplinary action, as well as the decision whether to test for alcohol<br />

or drugs, will be processed through the Dean of Health Sciences and the office of<br />

the Dean of Students Services and Multicultural Affairs.<br />

POLYSOMNOGRAPHY<br />

Polysomnographic technology is an allied health specialty for the diagnosis and<br />

treatment of sleep disorders. There are over 80 different sleep disorders including sleep<br />

apnea, narcolepsy and insomnia.<br />

Students will learn how to operate sophisticated electronic monitoring devices<br />

which record brain activity (EEG), muscle and eye movements, blood oxygen levels<br />

and physiological events.*<br />

Polysomnography technologists are employed in sleep disorders centers in hospitals,<br />

clinics and office settings. This program will provide lectures, laboratory and clinical<br />

experiences at quality sleep centers. A major emphasis of the program will be to<br />

prepare technologists for board registration by the Association of Polysomnographic<br />

Technologists.<br />

All general education classes (bold print) can be taken prior to being accepted,<br />

or in the suggested sequence below after being accepted into the program.<br />

Fall Semester<br />

PSG 101 Polysomnography I 4<br />

PSG 104 Sleep Disorders Diagnosis & Treatment 4<br />

PSG 116 Polysomnographic Interpretation 3<br />

HIT 107 Medical Terminology1 3<br />

14<br />

Spring Semester<br />

PSG 107 Polysomnographic EKG Interpretation 3<br />

PSG 111 Polysomnography II 4<br />

PSG 120 Clinical 3<br />

10<br />

Summer Semester<br />

PSG 125 Clinical II 5<br />

TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS 29<br />

*Although there are day and night shift positions, the majority of positions are night shift.<br />

**It is highly recommended that interested applicants tour a sleep center and observe a polysomnogram<br />

(sleep study) prior to beginning the program.<br />

1May be taken prior to being accepted into the program.

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