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GER 202<br />

German IV<br />

4 Units Grade or P/NP<br />

Prerequisite: GER 201 or three years<br />

of high school German.<br />

Strongly recommended: READ 099 if<br />

required by reading placement exam<br />

or if required by reading level.<br />

A course emphasizing the development of<br />

effective skills for reading, understanding,<br />

and interpreting more advanced readings<br />

in German literature and culture. Extensive<br />

practice in oral and written expression<br />

at the intermediate-high level is provided.<br />

Grammatical concepts are thoroughly reviewed<br />

and expanded. 72 lecture hours.<br />

CSU;UC<br />

Health Sciences<br />

The courses listed in this area are for<br />

those persons needing specialization in<br />

certain health care or health service occupations.<br />

Health Sciences Courses<br />

HEAL <strong>10</strong>0<br />

Emergency Medical Services Career<br />

Preparation<br />

3 Units<br />

Strongly recommended: READ 099 if<br />

required by reading placement exam<br />

or if required by reading level.<br />

Health Occupations <strong>10</strong>0 is designed to<br />

provide the student with the knowledge<br />

and skills necessary to begin an entrylevel<br />

career in Emergency Medical Services<br />

(EMS) and other allied health-related<br />

fields of patient care. This course provides<br />

beginning concepts of preparatory sciences<br />

directly related to the care of sick<br />

and injured persons. It also co<strong>ver</strong>s the<br />

knowledge and skills necessary for American<br />

Heart Association (AHA) cardiopulmonary<br />

resuscitation (CPR) certification<br />

and first aid certificate for healthcare<br />

providers. Successful completion of this<br />

course is required for enrollment into the<br />

Emergency Medical Technician Basic Program.<br />

This course may be taken two<br />

times. 36 lecture hours, 54 lab hours.<br />

HEAL <strong>10</strong>5<br />

Hospital Unit Coordinator<br />

5 Units<br />

Strongly recommended: READ 099 if<br />

required by reading placement exam<br />

or if required by reading level.<br />

Provides information needed to perform<br />

secretarial or clerical duties on a nursing<br />

unit in a hospital setting. 72 lecture hours,<br />

54 lab hours.<br />

HEAL 154<br />

Medical Office Procedures<br />

3 Units<br />

Strongly recommended: READ 099 if<br />

required by reading placement exam<br />

or if required by reading level.<br />

This course will teach nurses and medical<br />

assistants techniques in assisting the<br />

physician with routine physical examinations,<br />

diagnostic procedures and minor<br />

surgeries. Emphasis is placed on aseptic<br />

technique, instrumentation, and pharmacological<br />

intervention. 36 lecture hours, 54<br />

lab hours.<br />

HEAL 156<br />

Medical Terminology<br />

3 Units<br />

Strongly recommended: READ 099 if<br />

required by reading placement exam<br />

or if required by reading level.<br />

This course emphasizes basic medical terminology;<br />

the spelling and meaning of<br />

commonly used prefixes, suffixes, word<br />

roots, and their combining forms; the terminology<br />

of anatomy and physiology; the<br />

health problems of the patient; and the<br />

physician's diagnosis, and treatment. 54<br />

lecture hours<br />

HEAL 157<br />

Therapeutic Communications<br />

1 Unit<br />

Strongly recommended: READ 099 if<br />

required by reading placement exam<br />

or if required by reading level.<br />

This course will develop skills from holistic<br />

nursing's approach to therapeutic communication.<br />

It incorporates all five senses and<br />

includes the use of healing touch, aroma<br />

therapy, acupressure and other modalities<br />

to effectively communicate with the patient<br />

and others. 18 lecture hours.<br />

HEAL 159<br />

Medical Terminology and<br />

Transcription I<br />

4 Units<br />

Strongly recommended: READ 099 if<br />

required by reading placement exam<br />

or if required by reading level.<br />

The terminology of anatomy and physiology,<br />

learning the skills of transcribing<br />

medical reports. 72 lecture hours, 18 lab<br />

hours.<br />

HEAL 160<br />

Medical Terminology and<br />

Transcription II<br />

4 Units<br />

This course teaches common disease terminology<br />

and surgical procedures as well<br />

as common terms utilized with cancer<br />

medicine, radiology, nuclear medicine,<br />

pharmacology and psychiatry by transcribing<br />

a medical record. 72 lecture hours, 18<br />

lab hours.<br />

HEAL 161<br />

Emergency Medical Technician -<br />

Basic<br />

7 Units<br />

Strongly recommended: READ 099 if<br />

required by reading placement exam<br />

or if required by reading level.<br />

The entry-level course in emergency training<br />

for those involved in Emergency Medical<br />

Services. <strong>10</strong>8 lecture hours, 54 lab<br />

hours.<br />

HEAL 170<br />

Advanced Medical Terminology and<br />

Transcription<br />

4 Units<br />

Prerequisite: HEAL 160.<br />

The course is designed for advanced students<br />

of Medical Transcription. It consists<br />

of medical specialties, involving terminology,<br />

transcription of dictated medical reports<br />

relating to these specialties, as well<br />

as critical thinking/decision-making activities.<br />

It will also include medical procedures,<br />

psychological assessments,<br />

chemotherapeutic drugs, and technology.<br />

72 lecture hours, 18 lab hours.<br />

HEAL 264<br />

Activity Coordinator 3 Units<br />

Strongly recommended: READ 099 if<br />

required by reading placement exam<br />

or if required by reading level.<br />

An introductory course designed to meet<br />

state and national certification minimum<br />

requirements for activity leaders in skilled<br />

nursing care facilities. This course will also<br />

be helpful to anyone involved with care in<br />

an extended care facility. 36 lecture hours,<br />

54 lab hours.<br />

HEAL 266<br />

Activity and Social Service<br />

Documentation<br />

2 Units<br />

Prerequisite: HEAL 264.<br />

Strongly recommended: READ 099 if<br />

required by reading, placement exam<br />

or if required by reading level.<br />

This course meets the documentation requirements<br />

established by Omnibus Reconciliation<br />

Act (O.B.R.A.) for activity<br />

leaders in a skilled nursing facility. Emphasis<br />

upon federal and state regulations,<br />

data collection, care plan development,<br />

progress notes, including techniques for<br />

the client with special needs. The lab<br />

hours for this course are fulfilled in clinical<br />

practice. 18 lecture hours, 54 lab hours.<br />

HEAL 267<br />

Sub-Acute/Pediatrics Activity Leader<br />

3 Units Grade or P/NP<br />

An introductory course designed to meet<br />

state minimum requirements for activity<br />

leaders in sub-acute and pediatrics setting.<br />

This course will also be helpful to<br />

anyone involved with the care of pediatric<br />

clients in a home care setting and with<br />

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