This course is a comprehensive study of the assessment and care of the patient at a sub-acute level through classroom instruction and laboratory experience preparing the student for the clinical setting. 5 Units include: . General Patient Care-introduces the student to patient psychology, communication skills, record keeping, and patient assessment. . Respiratory Care Pharmacology-this unit continues where Beginning Pharmacology leaves off. It covers respiratory care drugs and physiological interactions with body systems. . Professionalism, Critical Thinking, and Medical Ethics-this unit explores the importance of clear communication in the relationships between therapists and doctors, nurses, allied health personnel, and most importantly, the patient and their family. . Medical Gas, Aerosol, and Humidity Therapy-Students will learn proper techniques for use of oxygen delivery devices, aerosols, and humidity appliances. . Time Management-introduces the concept of managing a treatment load and making efficient use of time in the clinical setting. 01/08/2024-05/06/2024 Lecture Monday 09:00AM - 03:30PM, Joe R Martin, Room HE101
- Teacher: Jessica Alphin