FALL 2013 - Fleming College

Arrhythmia Interpretation
Review cardiac mechanical anatomy and electrical structures. Using a
systematic approach, learn to recognize and interpret cardiac arrhythmias,
and understand their causes, clinical manifestations and management.
You must currently work as a health care professional.
NRSG 174 $273.70 Online, starts Sep 6
Bridged Anatomy & Physiology I
For Personal Support Workers. Gain a deeper understanding of the
anatomy and physiology of the human body by examining the body’s
organization and cellular/tissue. We will focus on the integumentary,
skeletal and muscular systems, as well as the fundamentals of the
nervous system, cardiovascular system (blood, heart, and peripheral
vascular), lymphatic, and gastrointestinal systems. Restricted to PSW to
PN Bridging Students.
NRSG 182 $305.55
Ptbo (Sutherland) Thu, Sep 12 – Dec 19 6:30pm – 9:30pm
Gentle Persuasive Approaches (GPA)
In a new 4 Module education session modified for Continuing
Education by Advanced Gerontological Education, gain understanding
that each person with dementia is a unique human being
who is capable of interacting with the outside world. Explore a
holistic perspective which explains the relationship between the
disease process and the person’s behavioural response. Apply
emotional, environmental, and interpersonal communication
strategies that diffuse responsive behaviours. Prerequisite: Proof
of registration or course completion in a health care related field is
required.
HLTH 293 $196.14
Ptbo (Sutherland) Sat, Oct 12
8:30am – 4:30pm
Introduction to Perioperative Nursing
Explore the fundamental principles and practices of perioperative
nursing. Gain insight into the various professional roles and accountabilities
of the health care team in the O.R. including those of the
scrub and circulating nurse. Study the design and management of the
O.R., as well as safety, infection control, and the application of aseptic
technique. You will learn to scrub, gown, glove, and mask using strict
aseptic technique. Lab practice will include draping and skin preparation.
You will be introduced to the selection and use of surgical instruments,
supplies, and equipment used in the surgical suite.
NRSG 64 $407.40
Ptbo (Sutherland) Mon, Sep 30 – Wed, Dec 46:30pm – 9:30pm
Non-violent Crisis Intervention
Restricted to PSW to PN Bridging students. Gain the essential skills
to deal with crisis situations with confidence, preserving the overall
quality of client service. Learn how to handle assaultive, disruptive, and
out-of-control behavior through a combination of verbal, non-verbal and
physical intervention skills to enable you to control crisis situations even
during the most violent moments.
SOCI 100 $101.85
Ptbo (Sutherland) Sat & Sun, Oct 26 – 27 8:30am – 4:30pm
Pathophysiology for RPN
The underlying concepts of homeostasis, cellular changes, inflammation,
infection, healing and abnormal immune responses will be
examined. The basic concepts of fluid – electrolyte and acid – base
balance will be analyzed and how imbalances can promote disorder in
the body. Pre-requisite: Anatomy & Physiology.
NRSG 185 $390.18 Online, starts monthly
Pathophysiology II for RPN (NRSG 186) is also available online.
Pharmacology Theory Review for Nurses
Review and update the skills and knowledge of the RN/RPN in the area
of pharmacology and medication administration. Emphasis is placed on
the knowledge of drug groups, both traditional and non-traditional such
as natural herbs, in terms of actions, uses, adverse reactions, special
considerations, and application of the nursing process. Prerequisite:
Current RN or RPN registration. NOTE: RPNs must have a Medication
Admin Certificate or have taken the material in their basic training.
NRSG 157 $314.44 Online, starts Sep 6
Transitional Concepts for PSW Bridging
In preparation to entering the second semester of the PN program you
will explore the theory, principles, and concepts specific to the practical
nursing curriculum. We examine health promotion across the lifespan,
application of a framework using the nursing process, legislative regulations
and governance specific to the practice of nursing and pharmacological
administrative responsibilities. Emphasis is placed on humanistic
caring, reflective practice, therapeutic use of self, and health promotion.
Restricted to PSW to PN Bridging Students.
NRSG 183 $305.55
Ptbo (Sutherland) Wed, Sep 10 – Dec 17 6:30pm – 9:30pm
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Perioperative Nursing Certificate – IN-CLASS
for RNs & RPNs
Is This for You? Adding another specialization to your resume can open
the doors to more employment opportunities and greater challenges.
The certificate is intended to prepare RNs and RPNs to function effectively
in the operating room or perioperative setting as part of the team.
Recent RN grad students will require certification to participate in the
Clinical placement courses.
Certificate Highlights: As an RN or RPN with a current Certificate
of Competence, you will gain specialized training the pre, post, and
intra-operative phase of the surgical process. The certificate includes
extensive lab practice and clinical field experience as well as evidenced
based theory.
Career Prospects: Graduates are employed as perioperative nurses in
surgical settings including teaching hospitals, community hospitals, and
clinics such as ambulatory and plastic surgery clinics.
Core Courses
NRSG 64 Introduction to Perioperative Nursing 3
NRSG 47 Development of Perioperative Nursing Techniques
NRSG 106 Specialized Nursing Skills for Caring for the
Perioperative Patient
NRSG 187 Perioperative Clinical Placement 1
NRSG 188 Perioperative Clinical Placement 2
3 offered this fall
The certificate has been designed in accordance with the Standards of Practice of the College of Nurses of Ontario, and in alignment with the
guidelines and Standards of Practice of the Operating Room Nurses Association of Canada (ORNAC).