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Competency |
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C1
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Time
Students
use schedules for theory content during 8 weeks, complete assignments
on specific dates. Students are given time limits on exams and
quizzes. |
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C2
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Money
Students
are given information regarding the cost of health care (EX. transplantation)
during class. |
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C3
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Materials
and facilities
Students
must access the syllabus. Students must acquire the required
textbooks and study guides. Students must utilize the Skills
Lab, Computer Lab, AV Lab and campus library facilities. |
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C5
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Acquires and evaluates information
Required
readings, study guides, AVs, lectures, class discussion, and interactive
classes are means for students to acquire information. Course evaluations
are filled out by students at the end of the course. |
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C6
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Organizes
and maintains information
Students
keep notes of class material and required study guides. |
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C7
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Interprets
and communicates information
Students
must participate in class discussions and interactive classes.
Students must interpret the course material in order to be successful
on exams and quizzes. |
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C8
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Uses
computers to process information
CAIs
are available for student use in the computer lab. |
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C9
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Participates
as a member of a team
Students
are part of a team in class during interactive classes/group discussions
and respond to questions.
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C15
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Understands
systems
Utilizes
appropriate channels of communication in the academic institutions. |
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C17
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Improves
or designs systems
Students
provide input for course revisions through departmental course evaluation
forms. |
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C18
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Selects
technology
Students
may access computer assisted instruction and CD rom modules to enhance
their learning. |
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Foundation
Skills |
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F1
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Reading
The
Student:
- Locates,
understands, and interprets written information from the following
sources--required textbooks, syllabus, supplemental textbooks,
handouts, computer, CAI, CD-ROM, videos to obtain physiological,
psychosocial, psychological, and sociocultural assessment data.
- Identifies
relevant facts, details, and learns from the sources cited above
to determine the main idea or essential message.
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Infers or locates the meaning of unknown medical terminology,
acronyms, medical abbreviations, lab data (graphs and figures).
- EKG
strips, hemodynamic monitor (wave patterns, dialysis machines,
ventilator readings in the classroom.
- Determine
or judges the appropriateness, accuracy or plausibility of the
aforementioned resources utilizing the critical thinking process.
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F2
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Writing
The
student:
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Communicates
thought, ideas, information, and messages in writing.
- Uses
language, style, organization, and format appropriate to the subject
matter, utilizing published criteria in the syllabus; information
provided in previous course content and guidance provided by the
instructor.
- Selects
the appropriate responses for test items.
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F5
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Listening
The
student receives, attends to, interprets, and responds to verbal messages
and other nonverbal cues such as body language. The student
must comprehend, learn, critically evaluate, appreciate and support
the speaker from the following sources: lectures, peer/group discussions. |
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F6
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Speaking
The
student verbally participates in class discussions. |
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F7
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Creative
thinking
The
student:
- Combines
ideas or information utilizing nursing process, problem-solving,
and critical thinking.
- Completes
study guides and critical thinking guides utilizing information
from hypothetical clients and course content.
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F8
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Decision
making
The
student:
- Specifies
goals and constraints, generates alternatives, considers risks,
and evaluates and chooses the best alternative.
- Establishes
priorities of nursing care.
- Utilizes
the following modalities: nursing process, problem-solving process,
critical thinking model to initiate action to correct operating
problems or inefficiencies rather than accepting them.
- Sets
high standards for his/her work performance and doing things correctly.
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F10
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Seeing
things in the mind's eye
Students
interpret graphs, diagrams in class. |
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F11
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Knowing how to
learn
Students
utilize a variety of techniques to enhance learning: discussions,
observations, group study, critical thinking, questioning, and demonstration.
Resources available to help the student includes: AVs/CD rom, required
readings, study guides, critical thinking exercises, and lab experiences. |
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F12
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Reasoning
Successful
completion of exams require reasoning skills. |
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F13
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Responsibility
Students
are expected to be punctual for class. |
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F15
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Sociability
Students
interact with instructors and other class members in the classroom
setting. RNSG 2331 contains content regarding psychosocial concepts
important to nursing care of the client with life-threatening alterations
in health. |
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F16
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Self-management
Students
must use resources for continuous learning and self development.
Students must organize and plan study time to complete course requirements. |
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F17
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Integrity/honesty
Students
are expected to complete their own work assignments for RNSG 2331
and perform honestly during exams and quizzes. |