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NURS 2100: Integration of Nursing
3.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
This course is designed as the capstone theory course preparing the student for the scope of practice appropriate to the level of the Professional Nurse. Integration of Nursing will provide the student with the opportunity to synthesize the holistic care of the client* with multiple, complex needs. Concepts from previous semesters of the pathway will continue to be integrated (e.g. growth and development, culture, integrative therapies, wellness, and health promotion) within selected case studies. Students will participate in discussion and active learning activities related to abilities specifically associated with the professional nursing role (i.e. supervision, delegation, teaching nursing personnel, health needs of families and communities, care management, etc.). *Client refers to the individual, family or community
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NURS 2110: Pathophysiology
2.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
This course is designed to present an introduction to physiologic (functional) changes in the body that result from illness and disease. It is intended to enable the student to understand how and why the signs and symptoms of selected conditions appear. Understanding the complexity of disease and illness will guide the student in their professional role in recognition of potential complications of a condition, recognition of untoward reactions to interventions and treatments, and/or recognition of the potential to decrease the incidence of the condition and improve client care outcomes. Understanding the pathophysiology of disease and illness will allow the student to consider the ethical, social, and legal basis of how this knowledge leads to new and sometimes controversial scientific developments. This course will utilize a combination of synchronous (on ground) and primarily asynchronous (online) learning to enhance active construction of knowledge and promote critical thinking.
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NURS 2150: Clinical Synthesis
4.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
This clinical course prepares the student to assume the role of graduate professional nurse. In this clinical course, the student will care for the client* with multiple and complex care needs in a variety of care experiences across the lifespan. This course prepares the student to expand the application of knowledge, skills and values using a care management approach. Students will have the opportunity to experience the leadership role of the professional nurse and to provide service to the community through a student service project. The student will also participate in simulation experiences with a focus on the care of the client* with multiple and complex needs, using the selected case studies from Integration of Nursing. * Client refers to the individual, family or community
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OSP 1000: Job Keeping Skills
2.00 - 3.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
This course covers basic job keeping skills such as reliability, dependability, honesty, good attendance, punctuality, initiative, good co-worker relationships and keyboarding skills.
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OSP 1100: Job Seeking Skills
2.00 - 3.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
This course covers information students need to seek employment. Topics include job-related vocabulary, job applications, classified ads, resumes, interviews, networking, and electronic job search skills.
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OSP 1200: Career Assessment and Planning
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
This course provides an opportunity to explore occupational options. Students will identify their strengths and aptitudes and use this information to plan their program of study. This course is required of all OSP students.
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OSP 1300: Consumer Skills
2.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
This course covers consumer skills. Topics include calculator use, clock use, time management, counting money, making change, understanding paychecks, using bank services, budgeting, credit, and comparative shopping.
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OSP 1310: Decision Making
1.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
This course covers the decision-making process. Students have an opportunity to practice independent thinking, problem identification, and problem solving. This course covers the knowledge and skills students need to advocate for themselves. Students develop skills that help them meet their needs and wants independently.
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OSP 1320: Communications
2.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
This course covers verbal and nonverbal communications. Topics include speaking, listening, using the telephone, expressing oneself, and understanding body language. It covers written personal communication notes, messages, letters, and forms.
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OSP 1340: Personal Development
1.00 - 2.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
This course covers identifying learning styles, problem solving, developing social skills and discussion of social and ethical issues.
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