SUNY Orange Continuing Education

Healthcare > NursingBasic Coronary Care:Dysrhythmia InterpretationsFor RN’s who need a basic review of the heart’sanatomy, followed by an extensive study of dysrhythmiasand the problems they present. Emphasisis on rhythm interpretation using practice strips.Purchase of textbook required. 14 sessions.FA N3025 OA Wed 9/3-12/10 $265MDTN 7-10pm BT 201 Hynds, D.SP N3025 OA Wed 1/21-4/29 $265MDTN 4-6:50pm BT 201 Hynds, D.Basic Critical Care NursingFor practicing RN’s with minimal or no critical careexperience. You will be walked through a fundamentalreview of body systems and their applicationto critical care. Specifically, the physiology-pathophysiologyof the body systems to enable the nurseto care for the acutely ill will be discussed. Purchaseof textbook required. 14 sessions.FA N3027 OA Wed 9/3-12/10 $265MDTN 4-6:50pm BT 201 Hynds, D.SP N3027 OA Wed 1/21-4/29 $265MDTN 7-10pm BT 201 Hynds, D.Low Risk Neonatal NursingFor RNs and Nurse Practitioners. Attain a greaterunderstanding of the low-risk neonatal nursing.This comprehensive course is also designed to helpprepare the experienced, eligible student for NCC’sLow-risk Neonatal Nursing Certification Exam.Topics include assessment and evaluation of theintrauterine environment, maternal factors andcomplications affecting the fetus/neonate, as well asresuscitation and stabilization. Focus of the newbornsection will be presented including physicalexamination techniques and management of normalvs. abnormal findings by systems. General managementtopics will also be covered. Purchase oftextbook required. 8 sessions.FA N3057 OA Wed 9/3-10/29 $250MDTN 9am-12pm LRC 215 Hines, A.No class 10/15/08Registered Nurses who specialize in one ormore patient care specialities have excellentjob opportunities since there are a greaternumber of medical problems to be treated,as well as an increasing emphasison preventive care.Phlebotomy, Peripheral andCentral Line IV CertificationFor RN’s & LPN’s only. You will learn intravenoustherapy, A&P review, peripheral access procedures,phlebotomy and legal views, fluids/electrolytes, specificsolutions, complications and interventions,types of peripheral and central catheters (Hickman,Broviac, Groshong, Ports, TID’s), hands-on practice,demonstrations/return demonstration ofspecific IV skills, care of both peripheral and centrallines, post offering exam. Hands-on practiceincludes utilizing manikins, IV catheters and bloodcollection tubes. Bring copy of your license and abag lunch. 1 session. (11.7 CEU)FA N3043 OA Sat 9/6 $229MDTN 8am-5pm BT 206 All County CareFA N3043 OB Sat 10/18 $229MDTN 8am-5pm BT 206 All County CareFA N3043 OC Sat 11/15 $229MDTN 8am-5pm BT 206 All County CareFA N3043 OD Sat 12/6 $229MDTN 8am-5pm BT 206 All County CareCCRN ReviewThis 42 hour comprehensive course is designed toprepare you for AACN’s CCRN CertificationExam. The course serves as an excellent critical carerefresher for experienced critical care nurses or thosewith existing CCRN certification. A variety ofteaching techniques including lecture, case studyanalysis and student learning games will be used toaddress the following systems: cardiovascular, pulmonary,neurological, renal, endocrine,hematological, immune and gastrointestinal.Information will be synthesized based on theAACN CCRN Exam Blueprint. 14 sessions.Students should consult the American Associationof Critical Care Nurses for certification eligibilityand examination registration requirements.FA N3068 OA Mon 9/8-12/8 $495MDTN 5:30-8:30pm BT 264 StaffWound CareThis class is for RN’s, LPN’s, nurse practitionersand nursing students. Topics include anatomy andphysiology of the integumentary system, risk factorsassociated with pressure ulcers, the healing processand legal views. Bring a copy of your license and abag lunch. 1 session. (8 CEU)FA N3056 OA Sat 9/27 $219MDTN 8am-5pm BT 206 All County Care- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics8 For more information, call (845) 341-4890