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COURSE SPECIFICATIONS
FACULTY:
NURSING
COURSE SPECIFICATIONS: Programme(s) on which the course is gi en ma!or or minor element of "rogrammers# Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
$e"artment offering the "rogram# $e"artment offering the course# Academic year le el# $ate of s"ecification a""ro al# College of Nursing Intensive and Emergency Nursing (IEN) Third Year - 1st Semester
A% &asic 'nformation
Title# (redit Hours# Tutorial# Total# Nursing S eciali!ation 1 & hours er 'ee( (ode# Lecture# Practical# N"#S $%1 & hours er 'ee(
&% Professional 'nformation ) * + erall aims of course# This course is designed to introduce the student ho' to manage atients under emergency cases) Em hasis is on ra id assessment* setting riorities* ra id decision-ma(ing and a ro riate nursing interventions) The course may include cases 'ith cardiovascular* ulmonary* renal* neurologic* and multisystem alterations) , * 'ntended learning outcomes of course ('L+s)# +fter com letion of this course* the student 'ill ,e a,le toa % -nowledge and understanding# 1) E. lain emergency care as a colla,orative* holistic a roach that includes the atient* the family* and significant others) &) /,0ectives of Emergency nursing) $) "nderstanding the Emergency de artment) 1) 2escri,e the emergency management of atients 'ith multisystem alterations 3) 2escri,e the conce t of emergency management on cases 'ith cardiovascular* ulmonary* renal and neurologic) b% 'ntellectual s.ills# 1) "nderstanding the im ortance of Emergency +ssessment* ty es and ro er uses)
&) "tili!e the nursing rocess in the care of atients under emergency condition Identify trends and issues related to the care of atients on emergency) ly rinci les of decision-ma(ing* critical thin(ing and inde endent 0udgment to the care of atients during emergency condition) c% Professional and "ractical s.ills# 1) 2iscuss riority emergency measures instituted for any atient 'ith an emergency condition) &) Identify the riorities of care for the atient under emergency conditions $) /,serve ,ioethical rinci les* core values* and standards of nursing care) d% /eneral and transferable s.ills# 1) 4romote ersonal and rofessional gro'th) $) +
0% (ourse contents and time "lan# 1erial Tutorial 4 To"ic Lecture 2o3 Practical 1. Objectives of Emergency Nursing ) , 2. Understanding the Emergency Department a. Emergency Nursing Background Emergency Nurses emergency room i. ii. iii. , !atient "are Education %pecia ties &ua ifications , The ro e of the nurse in the
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b. $esuscitation *ndications for "!$ c. Defibri ators Types of Defibri ators d. O+ygen Therapy O+ygen %ources and De ivery (dministration (mbu Bag *ntubation
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8. Emergency -edications (gents for (rrhythmias (gents to Optimi/e "ardiac output (nti-spasmodic medications (nti hypertensive medications -
9. $o es of an Emergency nurse on "ardiac fai ure a. Definition b. %igns and %ymptoms c. Emergency -edication d. !riority intervention2Nursing !rocess
b. %igns and %ymptoms c. Emergency -edication d. !riority intervention2Nursing !rocess 9 11. $o es of an Emergency nurse on (cute pu monary fai ure a. Definition b. %igns and %ymptoms c. Emergency -edication d. !riority intervention2Nursing !rocess : 12. $o es of an Emergency nurse on (cute rena fai ure a. Definition b. %igns and %ymptoms c. Emergency -edication d. !riority intervention2Nursing !rocess ); 13. $o es of an Emergency nurse on %troke a. Definition b. %igns and %ymptoms c. Emergency -edication )) d. !riority intervention2Nursing !rocess 14. $o es of an Emergency nurse on *ncreased *ntracrania pressure a. Definition b. %igns and %ymptoms c. Emergency -edication d. !riority intervention2Nursing !rocess ), 15. $o es of an Emergency nurse on -etabo ic emergencies 3 e.g. D4(2..N4 a. Definition b. %igns and %ymptoms c. Emergency -edication
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16. $o es of an Emergency nurse on Emerging i nesses 0%($%5 "orona 6irus %audi1 a. Definition b. %igns and %ymptoms c. Emergency -edication d. !riority intervention2Nursing !rocess
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7% List of references#
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Efren P3 Molina ''
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