Course Database

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HUM304 - Bioethics

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HUM304

This course provides a comprehensive exploration of ethical issues in the biological and medical sciences. It examines foundational principles of bioethics and their application to contemporary issues in medicine, research, and healthcare policy. Through case studies, ethical theories, and critical discussions, students will engage with topics such as informed consent, medical confidentiality, genetic testing, end-of-life care, and resource allocation. Contact Hours: Lecture – 3, Lab- 0, 3 credits Prerequisite(s): None

MOT115 - Healthcare in a Trans Cultural Environment

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MOT115

Today’s health care provider will be delivering health care in a transcultural environment. This environment may well present consumer-provider challenges that create barriers to quality care for consumers and to a positive sense of competence and satisfaction for the provider. This course provides students with the opportunity to gain an appreciation for delivering health care within the environment of continuously changing vulnerable, racial, ethnic, and cultural demographics. Students will learn communication concepts related to the principles and techniques designed to provide the student with an awareness and knowledge of appropriate means of interactivity with diverse health care consumers. The student will learn to apply the concepts when gathering data for assessment, developing plans of care, and delivering quality health care.
Credit Hours: Lecture – 3, Lab – 0, Credits – 3

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Therapeutic Communication for Health Care Professionals

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Tamparo, Lindh, Blesi

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Therapeutic Communication for Health Care Professionals

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MTH111 - Algebra Skills for College Success

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MTH111

Students learn basic mathematics and critical thinking skills while learning skills necessary for basic applications of algebra. Students learn the evaluation and multiplication of algebraic expressions; distributive property; combining like terms; solving equations; product rule of exponents; simplifying fractional expressions; adding, subtracting, and multiplying polynomials; and factoring out the greatest common factor.
Credit Hours: Lecture – 2, Lab – 1, Credits – 3

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Prealgebra

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MTH130 - Mathematics for Health Care Professionals

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MTH130

Students progress during this course from mathematic fundamentals to more advanced functions applicable within various health care settings. The course will expand from numerical and measurement systems to a focus on fractions, decimals, ratios and proportions, and conversions and calculations. Practical application of learned skills will be accomplished using health care-related scenarios.
Credit Hours: Lecture – 3, Lab – 1, Credits – 3

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Math for Health Care Professionals

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Michael Kennamer

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9781305509788

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Math for Health Care Professionals

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MTH145 - College Algebra and Trigonometry

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MTH145

This is a first–semester course that covers basic topics in algebra and trigonometry. Upon completion of this course, the students simplify algebraic and numerical expressions utilizing the fundamental operations. Students have a basic understanding of the rectangular coordinate system, are able to plot points, use a calculator to graph functions, and evaluate functions at a given point. Students solve systems of two and three linear equations; work with trigonometric, logarithmic, and exponential functions; and perform the fundamental operations on fractional algebraic expressions. Finally, students are able to solve problems in technology involving ratio, proportion, and variation.
Credit Hours: Lecture – 3, Lab – 0, Credits – 3

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Elementary Algebra

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Katherine Yoshiwara

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Elementary Algebra

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Katherine Yoshiwara

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Elementary Algebra

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Elementary Algebra

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Elementary Algebra

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MTH207 - Statistics

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MTH207

This course involves descriptive and graphic analysis and presentation of data for sampling purposes. Other topics include: probability analysis; normal distributions; standard deviations; mean, median, mode; variability; sampling errors; and the central limit theorem.
Credit Hours: Lecture – 3, Lab – 0, Credits – 3

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Introductory Statistics

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Introductory Statistics

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NDT100 - Foundations of Neurodiagnostics

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NDT100

This course is designed to prepare students for working in a health care setting. The course focuses on various aspects of NEURODIAGNOSTIC TECHNOLOGY and other allied health professions. Major components include nervous system and other relevant medical terminology, infection control practices and patient safety assessments. Students will also be introduced to the historical perspectives of Neurodiagnostic Technology as well as The Scope of Practice for the NDT Technologist and professional ethics.
Prerequisites: CPR/BCLS certification and Medical Clearances

NDT101 - Neurodiagnostic Technology I

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NDT101

This course will provide students with the fundamental concepts necessary for performing routine EEG’s. Students will become familiar with the published guidelines for performing routine adult EEG and will learn the basic concepts of montage development, history taking and recording normal awake and sleep patterns.
Prerequisites: CPR/BCLS certification and Medical Clearances

NDT102 - Clinical Practicum Level I

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NDT102

This course provides ongoing clinical instruction and an evaluation method for students to demonstrate clinical competency for EEG procedures. Students will learn about various hospitals department functions and will be oriented to lab equipment as well as lab policies and procedures. Students will combine academic information with clinical experience and practice learned skills in real clinical situations. Skills practiced include measuring and electrode application according to the International 10-20 System, various methods of applying electrodes, pattern recognition and interpretation skills.
Prerequisites: CPR/BCLS certification and Medical Clearances

NDT103 - Neuroanatomy/Neurophysiology Basics for the EEG Tech

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NDT103

This course is designed to orient students to the anatomy and physiology of the nervous system. This course will also orient students to the levels of organization of the body as well as to the directional and anatomical terms of other relevant organ systems.
Prerequisites: NDT 100, NDT 101, NDT 102

NDT104 - Electroneurodiagnostic Technology II

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NDT104

This course expands on the basic concepts learned in EEG technology I to introduce the advanced concepts of EEG technology. It includes maturation of the EEG, abnormal patterns, and patterns of unknown significance. This course also covers the basic concepts of polarity & localization and filters.
Prerequisites: NDT101

NDT105 - Clinical Practicum II

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NDT105

This course is a continuation of NDT Clinical Practicum I and will allow you to expand the technical skills and knowledge you gained in Level I. This course provides ongoing clinical instruction and an evaluation method for students to demonstrate clinical competency for EEG procedures. Students will learn ACNS Guidelines for more complex EEG recordings, such as cerebral brain death studies and pediatric recording requirements. This course will also focus on basic effects of medications on NDT studies and sedation practices.
Prerequisites: NDT102

NUR140 - Nursing Fundamentals

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NUR140

NUR145 - Role Development of the Practical Nurse

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NUR145

NUR152 - Nursing Care of Adults

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NUR152

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