EmErGENCy mEDICal SErVICES • EmErGENCy mEDICal TECHNICIaNEMS 205 Special Populations and OperationsA study of the unque problems occurrng across the lfe-span ofpopulatons. Specalzed assessment and nterventonal technquesncludng: the pregnant populaton, neonate, pedatrc, geratrc,abuse and assault vctms and the patent wth specal health carechallenges. Seven hours lecture, four hours laboratory, and eghthours clncal per week.[FALL] (Course Fee)8 creditsPREREQUISITES: Current certification as a Maryland EMT-B,EMS 201.EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN-PARAMEDICEMT 110 Prehospital Emergency Medical ServicesA course that defines the roles and responsibilities of the NationallyRegstered Emergency Medcal Techncan-Paramedc. TheEMT-P must mantan an envronment of professonalsm wthnthe frameworks of qualty patent care, communcaton, medcal/legalssues, ethcs, leadershp, and provder well-beng andnjury preventon. Three weeks, 24 hours lecture, and eght totalhours laboratory.[FALL]2 creditsPREREQUISITE: Current lcense as a Cardac RescueTechncan.EMT 122 Medical Emergencies IA revew of the anatomy and physology of the major body systemsand an identification of the critical illnesses and injuriescommon to each. Sgns, symptoms and causes of devaton fromnormal are studed n relaton to assessment and treatment nthe field. This class covers respiratory, nervous, gastrointestinal,gentournary systems, nfectous dseases and envronmentalemergences. Four hours lecture per week.[FALL] (Course Fee)4 creditsPREREQUISITE: Current lcense as a Cardac RescueTechncan.EMT 125 Advanced Airway ManagementAdvanced knowledge of oxygenaton and ventlaton wth a focuson the physology of oxygenaton and ventlaton. Basc andadvanced technques n arway management and oxygen delverysystems are valdated. One week, 12 hours lecture, and a total ofeght hours of laboratory.[FALL] (Course Fee)1 creditPREREQUISITE: Current lcense as a Cardac RescueTechncan.EMT 130 Human Body: Health & Disease for EMSA study of human health and dsease wth a focus on patentassessment. The course provdes a foundaton n human pathophysologyand ts practcal applcaton n patent nteracton andassessment across the lfe-span. Four weeks, 48 hours lecture, anda total of 20 hours of laboratory.[FALL]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: Current lcense as a Cardac RescueTechncan and EMT 110.EMT 140 Pharmacology for the EMT-PA study of the prncpal of pharmacology wth an emphass onthe applcaton of pharmacology n EMS. Ths ncludes drug classification,pharmacokinetics and interactions, methods of admin-straton and vascular access. One week, 12 hours lecture, and atotal of eght hours of laboratory.[FALL] (Course Fee)1 creditPREREQUISITE: Current lcense as a Cardac RescueTechncan and EMT 130.EMT 152 Clinical Experience ISupervised experience at hospitals; clinical and field sites allowstudents to practce advanced assessment nterventon technquesunder the direction of qualified instructors. Over 60 hours of clin-cal experence. Mnmum of three clncal hours per week.[FALL]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: Current lcense as a Cardac RescueTechncan.EMT 220 Special Populations: Assessment & InterventionA study of the unque problems occurrng across the lfe-spanof the populaton. Specalzed assessment and nterventonaltechnques nclude: the pregnant populaton, neonate, pedatrc,geratrcs, abuse and assault, and patents wth specal healthcarechallenges. Three weeks, 36 hours of lecture and 16 total hoursof laboratory.[SPRING] (Course Fee)3 creditsPREREQUISITE: Current lcense as a Cardac RescueTechncan.EMT 222 Medical Emergencies IIA revew of the anatomy and physology of the major body systemsand an identification of the critical illnesses and injuriescommon to each. Sgns, symptoms and causes of devaton fromnormal are studed n relaton to assessment and treatment n thefield. This class covers the cardiovascular system, burns, andtrauma. Fve hours lecture per week.[SPRING] (Course Fee)5 creditsPREREQUISITE: Current lcense as a Cardac RescueTechncan.EMT 233 Advanced Trauma: Assessment & InterventionA study of knematcs, assessment, shock, and management ofthe trauma patent. The course wll nclude lecture, demonstratonand practce wth varous methods of ganng access to, rescungand transportng the trauma patent whle provdng ongongassessment and nterventon. Recognton of hazards to thepatent and provder wll be revewed. Three weeks, 36 hoursof lecture, eght hours of laboratory, and a total of eght clncalhours.[SPRING]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: Current lcense as a Cardac RescueTechncan.EMT 252 Clinical Experience IIThe second of two courses that provde supervsed experence athospitals; clinical and field sites and allow students to practiceadvanced assessment nterventon technques under the drec-182
EmErGENCy mEDICal TECHNICIaN • ENGINEErING • ENGlISHtion of qualified instructors. Over 60 hours or clinical experience.Mnmum of three clncal hours per week.[SPRING]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: Current lcense as a Cardac RescueTechncan.ENGINEERINGEGR 101 Introduction to Engineering ScienceDesgned for engneerng majors. Basc concepts of engneerng.Elements of graphc communcaton and analyss. Orthographcprojection, conventions, graphs and curve-fitting. Introductionto structured computer programmng. Engneerng orentaton.Two hours lecture, two hours laboratory per week.[AS NEEDED]3 creditsEGR 202 StaticsVector and scalar methods are used to study equlbrum of statonarybodes under varous condtons. Topcs nclude forces,moments, couples, equlbrum, trusses, frames, machnes, centrods,beams, frcton and moments of nerta. Three hours lectureper week.[AS NEEDED]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: MAT 140.EGR 203 DynamicsStudes of systems of heavy partcles and rgd bodes, both atrest and n moton. Topcs covered nclude force, acceleraton,work-energy and mpulse-momentum relatonshps, relatvemoton of bodes n two and three dmensons. Three hours lectureper week.[AS NEEDED]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: PHY 215 and MAT 241.EGR 204 Science of MaterialsStudes n the structure, chemcal composton, and propertesof materals. Topcs covered nclude phase transtons, corrosonand mechancal propertes of metals, ceramcs, polymers and relatedmaterals. Three hours lecture per week.[AS NEEDED]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: EGR 203 and CHM 122.EGR 240 Computation for Scientists and EngineersDesgned to nstruct students n the use of computers to solvemathematical, scientific, and engineering problems. The coursewll ntroduce students to technques of algorthm desgn andmplementaton ncludng numercal and non-numercal methodsof problem-solvng. Two hours lecture, three hours laboratoryper week.[AS NEEDED]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: CSC 103.ENGLISHENG 075 Basic Integrated Reading and WritingStudents wll receve comprehensve, ntegrated nstructon nbasc readng and wrtng sklls, paragraph constructon, comprehensvesklls, vocabulary development, crtcal readng, andmore. Students wll be provded wth sx hours of classroomnstructon. Materals wll be correlated to the course syllabusand the nstructonal needs of the students. Sx hours lecture perweek.[FALL/SPRING]0 creditPREREQUISITE: Approprate score on placement test.ENG 076 Basic Integrated Reading & Writing IIndvdually desgned, self-paced nstructon for students whorequre remedaton n basc ntegrated readng and wrtng skllsneeded for college-level success. Students wll test nto ths coursebased on the ACCUPLACER placement test. Students wll recevecomprehensve nstructon n fundamental readng and wrtngsklls, ncludng sentence and paragraph constructon, decodng/comprehenson sklls, crtcal thnkng, and more. Instructon wllbe ndvdually talored to the student’s needs. Sx hours lectureper week for seven weeks.[FALL/SPRING]0 creditPRE- or COREQUISITE: FSC 101.ENG 077 Basic Integrated Reading & Writing IIIndvdually desgned, self-paced nstructon for students whorequre remedaton n basc ntegrated readng and wrtng skllsneeded for college-level success. Students wll ether buld on thesklls acqured n ENG 076 or test drectly nto ths course va theACCUPLACER placement test. Students wll receve appropratenstructon n paragraph and essay wrtng, buldng readngcomprehenson, buldng vocabulary, readng thoughtfully andcrtcally, and more. Instructon wll be ndvdually talored tothe student’s needs. Sx hours lecture per week for seven weeks.[FALL/SPRING]0 creditPRE- or COREQUISITE: FSC 101.ENG 080 Intermediate Reading SkillsA preparatory course desgned to mprove readng sklls andstrateges needed to comprehend and evaluate college-level texts.Effectve readng s developed through nstructon n readngcomprehenson, vocabulary, and readng rate. Three hours perweek.[AS NEEDED]0 creditPREREQUISITE: ENG 070 or approprate score on the placementtest. COREQUISITE: ENG 081 f applcable placement test score.Note: If students are requred to enroll n a college-preparatoryreadng course, they must enroll n that readng course n therfirst session of enrollment.ENG 081 Intermediate Writing SkillsA preparatory course desgned to mprove sklls n preparaton forENG 101. Emphass s placed on wrtng well-organzed paragraphsand essays, ncludng a revew of grammar and punctuaton andthe development of proofreadng sklls. Students are stronglyencouraged to enroll n ENG 101 the followng semester. Three183
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