Technical Certificate in Nursing
|
Courses
|
Semester Hours
|
Prerequisite:
|
|
|
EH 113, Freshman English I, or higher |
3 hours |
|
|
Level
I
|
19 hours |
| PN 112 Nursing I |
12 |
| PN 104
Human Structure and Function |
4 |
| PN 101 Vocational, Ethical, and Legal Concepts |
1 |
| PN 102 Nursing of the Geriatric Client |
2 |
|
|
Level
II
|
16
hours
|
| PN
201 Principles of
Nutrition |
1 |
| PN 214
Principles of Pharmacology |
4 |
| PN 223 Nursing of Mothers and Infants |
3 |
| PN 203 Nursing of Children |
3 |
| PN
211 Nursing of Mental
Health Clients |
1 |
| PN
224 Nursing II |
4 |
|
|
Semester III
|
16
hours
|
| PN
215 Nursing III |
15 |
| PN
231 Applied Diet Therapy |
1 |
|
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*Practical nursing courses must be taken in the sequence
listed.
* Once a student enrolls in the PN program, if the
student is
unsuccessful in any PN course, the student does not have the option
to use a general education course in lieu of a required PN course
to
satisfy degree requirements. (effective 1-1-08)
*Practical nursing students must show proof of personal liability
insurance before enrolling in or attending courses with a clinical
component.
*The student must pass a Math Competency Exam with a minimum
grade of 90 before enrolling in second level nursing courses.
*Students taking developmental courses before enrolling in the Practical
Nursing Program are strongly encouraged to take Intro to Anatomy
and Physiology, Medical Terminology I and II, and Freshman Seminar. |
