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Level 3
| Code & No. : | NRS 232 |
| Course: |
Principles of Anatomy |
| Credits: |
1 lecture+1 lab |
| Pre-requisite: |
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| Description: |
This course involves the study of the structure of the human body including a gross and microscopic study of cell, tissues, and organ systems listed in the course outline. All major human organ systems are completed by the end of this Course. |
| Code & No. : | NRS 237 |
| Course: |
Principles of Physiology |
| Credits: |
1 lecture+1 lab |
| Pre-requisite: |
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| Description: |
This course serves as a base for the other nursing courses and is intended to provide the second year students with the basic nursing concepts and principles needed for the nursing practice. This course provides the student with an introduction to each of the major physiological organ systems (cardiovascular, respiratory, renal, endocrine, neural and gastrointestinal) as well as basic concepts of cellular physiology. |
| Code & No. : | NRS 233 |
| Course: |
Introduction to Clinical Skills in Patient Care |
| Credits: |
4 lectures |
| Pre-requisite: |
-- |
| Description: |
This course serves as a base for other nursing courses. It is designed to provide the third level students with the basic nursing concepts and theoretical principles needed for the practice of nursing. The course emphasizes the student's understanding of the nature of the client needs and the interventions required utilizing the functional health patterns such as exercise and rest, nutrition, and elimination. |
| Code & No. : | NRS 234 |
| Course: |
Patient Care Clinical Skills Laboratory |
| Credits: |
4 lab |
| Pre-requisite: |
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| Description: |
This course provides a mastery of entry level nursing skills and competencies for a variety of health care settings, it is as important to nurses as theoretical knowledge. It serves as base for the other nursing courses. It is designed to introduce the nursing student to a wide variety of basic clinical nursing skills, which progress in level of difficulty. |
| Code & No. : | CAMS 231 |
| Course: |
Emergency Care |
| Credits: |
1 lecture+1 lab |
| Pre-requisite: |
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| Description: |
This two-credit hour course consists of two parts; theory and practice. The theoretical part (1 credit hour) is designed to provide CAMS students with basic knowledge related to emergency cases. This knowledge includes definition and scope of emergency care, assessment of the victim, vital signs, and emergency care provided for certain emergencies. The practical part (1 credit hour, 2 actual hours) provide students with skills needed to care for injured or ill clients until the arrival of advanced medical personnel. It includes assessing vital signs, BLS (Basic Life Support) for adults, children, and Infants, in addition skills needed to care for certain conditions |