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  • NUR 2213C: Clinical Nursing II

    8.00 Credits
    College of the Florida Keys

    This course is not ordinarily counted in the Associate in Arts degree. Clinical Nursing II is designed to provide the student with additional theory and practice in more complex and specialized medical/surgical areas of nursing. Students are expected to apply facts and scientific principles from previous courses. Utilizing a systems framework, students are introduced to the geriatric patient and pathological conditions of the genitourinary, neurological hepatic and biliary systems. Areas of oncology, fluids and electrolytes, hemodynamics, and burns are also examined. Students are expected to formulate and apply nursing care plans based on thorough assessment of patients in the clinical setting and on knowledge of pathophysiology and psychosocial needs of the patient.
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  • NUR 2462C: Maternal-Child Health

    8.00 Credits
    College of the Florida Keys

    This course is not ordinarily counted in the Associate in Arts degree. Concepts from nursing fundamentals are adapted to the nursing care of the family. Through classroom and clinical experiences, students gain knowledge of the processes, problems, and deviations from health which influence or alter the normal course of parenthood and child care. Studies of women's health, the reproduction cycle, growth and development of the child, well and ill child care, and the impact of illness and hospitalization on the family are provided in the classroom. These studies provide the students with the theoretical basis to safely apply the nursing process in caring for obstetric and pediatric clients in a variety of health care settings.
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  • NUR 2818C: Clinical Nursing III

    3.00 Credits
    College of the Florida Keys

    Clinical Nursing III provides students with the opportunity to build upon knowledge and skills developed in previous nursing courses. Students are introduced to implementing principles of leadership and management. Classroom content relates to the preparation of the student for assuming the role of professional nurse. Prioritization and delegation are important concepts in this course. The clinical component is an individualized experience that is selected in collaboration with the faculty and an RN preceptor. One alternate preceptor may be designated. Guidelines for level II practicum experiences are defined by the Florida Board of Nursing in the Nurse Practice Act chapter 64B (15 a-g). All preceptor practicum experiences are to be obtained on an adult medical-surgical unit or floor. The only exceptions considered are for LPNs and require the permission of the faculty and program director. The clinical component of practicum will not commence until all requirements for NUR 2462C are successfully met. The preceptor must be approved by the nursing program and must be an RN licensed in the State of Florida. It is the responsibility of the student to meet with the preceptor to review clinical expectation and goals prior to beginning clinical time. The student must obtain a resume from the preceptor and a signed letter of agreement.
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  • NUR 2905: Directed Studies

    1.00 - 3.00 Credits
    College of the Florida Keys

    Directed Studies.
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  • OCB 1000: Introduction to Marine Biology

    3.00 Credits
    College of the Florida Keys

    Ecology, morphology and taxonomy of marine fauna with emphasis upon those organisms which inhabit the shallow water ecosystems and natural reef environments.
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  • OCB 1301C: Dolphin Lab

    3.00 Credits
    College of the Florida Keys

    This introduction to the biology of the dolphin surveys cetacean taxonomy, anatomy, physiology, pathology, stranding, capture, health care, nutrition and training. Students will reside for a full week at the Dolphin Research Institute on Grassy Key. Course requirements center upon a 3,000 word journal.
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  • OCB 1311: Dolphin Studies and Field Experience: Marine Mammal Care and Basic Training I

    3.00 Credits
    College of the Florida Keys

    This introductory program surveys a wide range of knowledge, theories and ongoing research concerning marine mammals, animal husbandry, operant conditioning training practices and related issues, including instruction specific to the facility and its resident dolphins. This course offers students a unique opportunity to gain career oriented hands-on experience in dolphin husbandry and training, including diet preparation; how to feed, reinforce, and maintain established behaviors all under the guidance of accomplished animal trainers. Students will reside at the Dolphin Research Center on Grassy Key. Course requirements center on active participation in the course and passing comprehensive end of course exam.
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  • OCB 1315: Marine Mammal Rescue

    3.00 Credits
    College of the Florida Keys

    This class introduces the applications necessary for marine mammal rescue. Topics include: species identification, basic handling, evaluation and transport, marine mammal rescue equipment and field site set-up, stranding coordination, human participant interaction training, basic necropsy protocols and sampling procedures, introduction to the incident command system ICS 100, and the relevant regulations and policies of Title IV of the Marine Mammal Protection Act and of the APHIS, AWA, and ESA.
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  • OCB 2102C: Marine Data Collection

    4.00 Credits
    College of the Florida Keys

    This interdisciplinary field-oriented laboratory course involves marine data collection and the establishment of a marine data base for selected reef, sea grass, and mangrove island communities. Students will survey marine communities with emphasis on population dynamics, succession and the establishment of density, dominance, frequency and importance values for sessile invertebrates and marine plants.
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  • OCB 2107C: Field Application of Marine Science: Monitoring Caribbean Reef Fish

    3.00 Credits
    College of the Florida Keys

    This course will equip students with the basic skill required to monitor Caribbean reef fish. The course will teach students how to identify the most common Caribbean reef and how to survey a reef using the REEF method. The course will provide participants with Level III REEF Certification. REEF Fish Identification: Level III is achieved by passing the Common Fishes Quiz with 80%, conducting 25 surveys and engaging in reflective discussions with the instructor after survey 2, 10, and 25. Assessment tools will include exams, data transcription sheets, reflections and a portfolio. This course will have 2 lecture contact hours per week (=30 contact hours per semester) and 2 lab contact hours per week (=30 contact hours per semester).
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