NUrSINGng wthn the nursng process and a carng approach. Contentncludes pharmacoknetcs, pharmocodynamcs, calculatonsand routes of administration. Classifications of drugs will be introducedusng prototypes. Throughout the course professonalresponsbltes assocated wth drug therapy are dscussed, ncludngsafety, communcaton, and management of medcatonadmnstraton. One hour lecture per week.[FALL] (Course Fee)1 creditPREREQUISITES: BIO 202, 212; ENG 101; MAT Electve (113,115, or 140); PSC 150.COREQUISITE: NUR 111.PRE- or COREQUISITE: PSC 250.NUR 111 Foundations of NursingRoles of the nurse wthn the healthcare delvery system are ntroducedwth emphass on the role of provder of care, managerof care and member of the professon n relaton to meetng thebasc healthcare needs of the ndvdual. Theoretcal knowledgefrom the humantes, physcal, bologcal and behavoral scencesand nursng research are ncorporated. Crtcal thnkng s ntroducedwthn the framework of the nursng process. The nursngprocess s ntroduced, explorng the unque physcal, emotonal,ntellectual, soco-cultural and sprtual dmenson of each clentsystem, and ncludes the nterrelated processes of assessment,plannng, mplementaton and evaluaton. Carng, communcatonand management sklls and professonal behavors requredfor the practce of nursng n health promoton and health mantenanceare ntroduced. Ths course provdes a varety of clentcare experences that support crtcal thnkng, development ofbasc psychomotor sklls and mplementaton of the nursng process.Ths course runs concurrently wth Basc Pharmacology nNursng. Four and one-half hours lecture, three hours of clncalsmulaton, and an average of sx clncal hours per week.[FALL] (Course Fee)8 creditsPREREQUISITES: BIO 202, 212; ENG 101; MAT Electve (113,115, or 140); PSC 150.COREQUISITE: NUR 102.PRE- or COREQUISITE: PSC 250.NUR 120 Dimensions of NursingRoles of the nurse wthn the healthcare delvery system are exploredwth emphass on the role of provder of care, managerof care and member of the professon n relaton to meetng thehealthcare needs of ndvduals wth alteratons n patterns ofhealth. The focus s on those concepts related to the nursng managementof ndvduals across the lfe-span wth alteratons npatterns of health. Buldng on pror nursng courses, theoretcalknowledge from humantes, physcal, bologcal and behavoralscences and nursng research are ncorporated. The developmentof the student’s crtcal thnkng, carng, communcatonand management sklls and professonal behavors are furtherenhanced. Ths course provdes a varety of clent care experencesthat support crtcal thnkng, development of ntermedatepsychomotor sklls and the mplementaton of the nursng process.Four hours lecture, two hours of clncal smulaton, and anaverage of 12 clncal hours per week.[SPRING] (Course Fee)9 creditsPREREQUISITE: NUR 102, NUR 111.NUR 130 Advanced Concepts of Practical NursingA required course for students seeking a certificate in practicalnursng. Nursng concepts n ths course buld on prevouslytaught content, wth emphass on hgh rsk chldbearng famles,geratrc psychatry, and chronc healthcare problems. Managementsklls and the professonal role of the practcal nurse are emphaszed.Whle contrbutng to the nursng process, the studentuses therapeutc communcaton technques, teachng/learnngand management prncples, and crtcal thnkng when provd-ng care to ndvduals across the lfe-span n a varety of clncalsettngs n the hosptal and communty. Eght hours lecture, 16hours clncal per week for seven and one-half weeks.[SUMMER] (Course Fee)6 creditsPREREQUISITE: NUR 120, BIO 202, ENG 101.NUR 140 LPN to RN Transition CourseFacltates the transton of Lcensed Practcal Nurses nto theAssocate of Scence n Nursng Degree Program. Roles of thenurse wthn the healthcare delvery system are explored wthemphass on the role of the provder of care, manager of care anda member of the professon n relaton to meetng the healthcareneeds of ndvduals wth alteratons n patterns of health. Buld-ng on pror educatonal and professonal experence, theoretcalknowledge from the humantes, physcal, bologcal and behav-oral scences and nursng research are ncorporated. The developmentof the students’ crtcal thnkng, carng, communcatonand management sklls and professonal behavors are furtherenhanced. Ths course provdes a varety of nstructonal actvtesto support mplementaton of the nursng process. Ths s arequred course for Lcensed Practcal Nurses to receve collegecredit for the first two semesters of the program and be eligibleto enroll n NUR 210. Ths course s offered n a guded self-nstructonformat durng the summer sesson. Sx hours lecturefor seven and one-half weeks.[SUMMER] (Course Fee)3 creditsPREREQUISITE: BIO 202, 212; ENG 101; MAT electve (113, 115,or 140); PSC 250.NUR 210 Families Within the CommunityRoles of the nurse wthn the healthcare delvery system are expandedwth emphass on the role of provder-of-care, managerof-care,and member of the professon n relaton to meetng thehealth care needs of ndvduals, famles, groups, and communtes.Buldng on pror nursng courses, theoretcal knowledge fromthe humantes, physcal, bologcal, and behavoral scences andnursng research are ncorporated. Crtcal thnkng, carng, communcaton,and management sklls and professonal behavorsare further developed. Ths course provdes a varety of clncalsettngs that support mplementaton of the nursng process. Fvehours lecture and an average of 12 clncal hours per week.[FALL] (Course Fee)9 creditsPREREQUISITE: NUR 120.NUR 220 Complex Healthcare NeedsRoles of the nurse wthn the healthcare delvery system are ntegratedwth emphass on the role of provder-of-care, managerof-care,and member of the professon n relaton to meetng themultple and complex healthcare needs of ndvduals, famles,194
NUrSING • NUTrITION • paralEGal STUDIESgroups, and communtes. Buldng on pror nursng courses,theoretcal knowledge from the humantes, physcal, bologcal,and behavoral scences and nursng research are ntegrated.Crtcal thnkng, carng, communcaton, and management skllsand professonal behavors culmnate n the development of anndvdualzed practce of nursng. Ths course provdes a varetyof specalzed clncal settngs to support mplementaton ofthe nursng process when carng for clents wth multple andcomplex healthcare needs. Three and one-half hours lecture perweek for 15 weeks wth an average of 15 clncal hours per weekfor seven and one-half weeks.[SPRING] (Course Fee)6 creditsPREREQUISITE: NUR 210, SOC 161, COM 101 or 150.COREQUISITE: NUR 230.PRE- or COREQUISITE: G.Ed. Arts and Humantes Electve.NUR 230 Client Care ManagementRoles of the nurse wthn the healthcare delvery system are ntegratedwth emphass on the role of provder-of-care, managerof-care,and member of the professon n relaton to the applcatonof nursng leadershp and management prncples to meetthe healthcare needs of ndvduals, famles, groups, and communtes.Buldng on pror nursng courses, theoretcal knowledgefrom the humantes, physcal, bologcal, and behavoralscences and nursng research are ntegrated. Crtcal thnkng,carng, communcaton, and management sklls and professonalbehavors culmnate n the development of an ndvdualzedpractce of nursng. Ths course provdes a varety of clncal settngsthat support the practce of management and leadershpsklls n mplementng the nursng process. One and one-halfhours lecture per week for 15 weeks wth an average of 15 clncalhours per week for seven and one-half weeks.[SPRING] (Course Fee)4 creditsPREREQUISITE: NUR 210, SOC 161, COM 101 or 150.COREQUISITE: NUR 220.PRE- or COREQUISITE: G.Ed. Arts and Humantes Electve.NUTRITIONNUT 160 Nutrition for Health ServicesRevew of the prncples of nutrton as they apply to the needsof normal persons of all ages and to the more specific needs ofndvduals sufferng from certan pathologcal condtons. It wllntroduce the student to the scope of the scence of nutrton andts applcaton, ncludng the role of the nurse, the dettan andnutrtonst n promotng good nutrton through the proper useof food. Three hours per week.[FALL]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: One year of hgh school bology or chemstry.PARALEGAL STUDIESPLG 101 Introduction to Paralegal StudiesThe role and functon of the paralegal professon. The topcs stud-ed nclude paralegal responsblty, ethcs, research, structure ofthe legal system, ncludng federal and state courts, legslatures,and admnstratve agences. Basc procedures n cvl and crmnalcases are studed. Three hours lecture per week.[FALL]3 creditsPLG 103 Civil Litigation ProceduresThe technques of cvl ltgaton. Topcs ncluded are court jursdcton,causes of acton, dscovery, tral preparaton, and appellateprocedures. Emphass wll be gven to court proceduralrules. Three hours lecture per week.[SPRING]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: PLG 101 or BUS 241.PLG 105 Estates and TrustsThs course wll cover the substantve law of estates and trusts,and the procedures for admnstraton of the estate of a decedentand trusts created by wll or agreement. Three hours lecture perweek.[FALL]3 creditsPLG 106 Law Office Practice and EthicsAn introduction to the law office as a business and as a profession.The functional aspects of law office management such as fees,bllng, tmekeepng, ethcal requrements, accountng, budget-ng, and facltes management wll be revewed. Admnstratveskills such as docket control, records management, file management,and lbrary management wll be addressed. Areas of studynclude current ethcal ssues facng paralegals and ther employers,confidentiality, attorney-client privilege, conflicts of interest,and the nterrelatonshps of paralegal bllng, clent property,and lawyer trust accounts. Three hours lecture per week[SPRING]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: PLG 101.PLG 107 Legal Research and Writing IAn ntroducton to case analyss and legal research and thertranslaton nto wrtten form. Students wll learn basc technquesof legal research and wrtng. Emphass s gven to casereporting, case briefing, statutory and other enacted law, litigatondocuments and the use of the law lbrary. Three hours lectureper week[FALL]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: PLG 101.PLG 207 Legal Research and Writing IIFurther development of advanced technques n legal researchand wrtng. Emphass s gven to applcaton of legal researchto real legal scenaros and the draftng of legal memoranda andappellate brefs. Three hours lecture per week.[SPRING]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: PLG 107.PLG 211 Tort LawAn ntroducton to the prncples of tort law. Intentonal torts,neglgence, strct lablty, causes of acton, and defenses are ncluded.An emphass on the practcal sklls s mantaned. Threehours lecture per week.[FALL]3 creditsPREREQUISITE: PLG 101 or BUS 241.195
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