and accident policy be maintained by each student. In addition, each student, while participating in clinical courses, will be required to have malpractice in surance in force equivalent to coverage available through the college. Transpor tation is provided by the college for a nominal fee and is required of all stu dents, during the first two and a half years of clinical experience. In the senior year, it is required that students will have, or have access to, personal trans portation while assigned to hospitals or other health agencies. Clinical courses require four hours of lab per one unit of credit. Department Major: Biological Science 204, 221; Chemistry 103; Nursing 202, 204, 301, 302, 401, 402, 410, 420, and 430. Required supporting courses: Anthro pology 301 ; Psychology 309; and Sociology 301 and 313. The general education requirement for a foreign language for those following a nursing major may be met by two years of high school language or the first four units of a college language. Nursing majors are exempt from the general education requirements of three units of literature and six units of world civili zation. 202 MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING I - LECTURE (3) Nursing as a health science in promoting physical and mental well-being. Principles underlying basic nursing skills, drug administration, and nutrition. 202 MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING I- LABORATORY (3) Nursing care and the organizational structure of the hospital; opportunity to practice nursing skills in the nursing laboratory and in affiliated hospitals and medical cen ters. Twelve hours laboratory. Laboratory fee: $15.00 . 204 INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS IN NURSING (3) Therapeutic relationships in nursing; including, establishing a relationship; princi ples of teaching spiritual counseling; deterrents to relationships, such as, anxiety, aggression, pain, mourning, and social alienation. Taught concurrently with 202. 301 MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING II - LECTURE (4) Medical-Surgical nursing problems of the adult patient; methods of intervention, using problem-solving techniques; pharmacology and nutrition. Prerequisite: 202. 301 MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING II - LABORATORY (3) Clinical experience in the medical center and community hospitals. Twelve hours laboratory. Laboratory fee: $10.00. 302 MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING III- LECTURE (3) Focus on the nursing process, including: assessing, planning, implementing, and evalu ating nursing intervention. Prerequisite: 301. 302 MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING III- LABORATORY (3) Experience as a clinical nursing practitioner. Twelve hours laboratory. Laboratory fee: $10.00. 401 MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH I - LECTURE (3) The child and his needs; effects of illness and hospitalization on children in various stages of development; nurse's role in patient and parent teaching. Prerequisite: 302. 401 MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH I - LABORATORY (3) Care of the hospitalized child in acute and long-term rehabilitative settings; utiliza tion of community resources. Twelve hours laboratory. Laboratory fee: $10.00. 100
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