Academic Calendar 2011-2012 - Chesapeake College

BUSINESS • CarDIaC rESCUE TECHNICIaNBUS 242 Business Law IICorporatons, sales, and commercal paper wll be emphaszed.The course ncludes a dscusson of consumer credt, nsurance,bankruptcy, the Sherman Act, the Clayton Act, the Robnson-Patman Act, and the Federal Trade Commsson. Three hourslecture per week.[SPRING]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: BUS 241.BUS 245 Business FinanceA study of financial management within the business enterprise.Topics will include a study of financial analysis, planning andcontrol, captal budgetng, cost of captal, leverage, dvdend pol-cy, and rasng of captal. Three hours lecture per week.[SPRING - ALTERNATE YEARS]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: ACC 103 and MAT 110 or 113 or 115 or 204.BUS 247 InvestmentsAn introduction to financial investments. Topics include the differenttypes of securities, financial markets, risks, returns, portfolotheores, nsttutonal nvestments polces, and global nvestmentopportuntes. Three hours per week.[AS NEEDED]3 creditsBUS 260Seminar and Project in BusinessManagement TechnologyThs course ntegrates academc and employment learnng wthemphasis on financial activities and physical distribution. Theclassroom projects and nteractons, and practcal experence wllrelate to the student’s objectves. One hour lecture, nne hourspractcum experence per week.[SPRING]BUS 261Management Prospectus: ProductionTechniques and Practices3 creditsThs course ntegrates academc and employment related learn-ng, wth emphass upon producton technques and practces.Study ncludes classroom actvtes and practcal experence.One hour lecture, nne hours practcum experence per week.[AS NEEDED]3 creditsCARDIAC RESCUE TECHNICIANCRT 100 Fundamentals of Prehospital CareA course defining the primary roles and responsibilities of theCardac Rescue Techncan–Intermedate. The CRT–I must mantanhgh-qualty, competent, out of hosptal care. Prmary responsbltesnclude preparaton, response scene assessment, recogntonof njures or llness, management, dsposton and documentatonwhle servng as a role model and team leader n the communty.The CRT-I must have an understandng of medcal/legal ssues,accountability, consent, confidentiality, and ethics as they relateto patent care. One hour lecture per week; eght clncal hoursper semester.[FALL]1 creditPREREQUISITES: Current certification as an EMT-B.CRT 105 Patient CareA course presentng the foundaton of patent assessment. Topcsnclude takng a proper hstory and advanced physcal examnatontechnques used n the clncal decson-makng process. Thepatent nformaton s dssemnated to medcal drectors n verbalform, drectly va rado, and by means of a wrtten report. Anovervew of human systems and medcal termnology are alsoncluded. One hour lecture per week. Eght laboratory hours andeght clncal hours per semester.[FALL]1 creditPREREQUISITE: Current certification as an EMT-B.CRT 115 Airway ManagementA core knowledge of oxygenaton and ventlaton s presented. Thecomponents covered nclude anatomy and physology, utlzatonof oxygen and oxygen delvery devces. One hour lecture per week.Eght hours laboratory and eght clncal hours per semester.[FALL] (Course Fee)1 creditPREREQUISITES: Current certification as an EMT-B.CRT 125 Pharmacology for the CRT-IA study of the basc prncples of pharmacology ncludng drugnames, sources, classification, forms, mechanism of action, pharmacokineticsand drug interactions. The drug profiles of the medicatonsn the EMT-I scope of practce are covered. Psychomotorrevew ncludes vascular access and medcaton admnstraton.Two hours per week. Four hours laboratory and 16 clncal hoursper semester.[FALL] (Course Fee)2 creditsPREREQUISITES: Current certification as an EMT-B.CRT 135 Trauma Assessment and InterventionThe study of knematcs, assessment, shock, and managementof the trauma patent are addressed. The patent populatonsstuded nclude: burns, thoracc, neurologc, and musculoskeletalnjures. Technques of arway management, spnal mmoblzaton,vascular access, and extremty mmoblzaton are revewed.One hour lecture per week. Eght laboratory hours andeght clncal hours per semester.[FALL]1 creditPREREQUISITES: Current certification as an EMT-B.CRT 145 Cardiopulmonary Assessment and InterventionA study of the pathophysology of the cardopulmonary system.Topcs nclude: preventon strateges, assessment, electrophysologyand recognton of dsease and njury. Technquesof cardopulmonary management ncludng cardopulmonaryresusctaton, electrocardographc montorng and nterpretaton,electrcal therapy and pharmacologcal nterventons arecovered. Two hours and thrty mnutes lecture per week. Eghtlaboratory hours and 16 clncal hours per semester.[SPRING] (Course Fee)3 creditsPREREQUISITES: Current certification as an EMT-B.CRT 155 Medical Assessment and InterventionA study of medcal dsorders. Topcs nclude: endocrne, antgenantbodytoxcologcal, neurologcal, envronmentally nduced,non-traumatc abdomnal emergences, gynecologcal and behav-171