Practical Nursing

(Two and One-Half Semester Program)

Instructors: Bagniewski, LaHann, George, McLaughlin and Thompson Also see Business Technology for the Associate of Applied Science degree. The Practical Nursing Program provides classroom, laboratory, and student nurse practicum instruction which prepare graduates for entry into the nursing profession.

The graduates are prepared to take the State Board examination for Practical Nurses. Successful completion of the exam results in licensure as a Practical Nurse.

The following courses are required for a certificate:

PNUR 100	Academic Skill
		Development				1-8 cr
PNUR 110	Basic Foundations of Nursing		4 cr
PNUR 111	Anatomy and Physiology for
		Practical Nurse				3 cr
PNUR 112	Geriatric Nursing			3 cr
PNUR 113	Medical Terminology			3 cr
PNUR 114	Clinical Foundations of
		Nursing					2 cr
PNUR 115	Growth and Development			2 cr
PNUR 116	Mental Health Nursing			2 cr
PNUR 120	Medical/Surgical Nursing
		Theory					4 cr
PNUR 121	Clinical Foundations of
		Nursing II				4 cr
PNUR 122	Nursing of Children			3 cr
PNUR 123	Drug Therapy for the
		Practical Nurse				3 cr
PNUR 124	Nutrition and Diet Therapy
		for the Practical Nurse			2 cr
PNUR 125	Maternal Nursing			2 cr
PNUR 130	Advanced Medical/Surgical
		Nursing Theory				3 cr
PNUR 131	Clinical Foundations of
		Nursing III				5 cr
PNUR 132	Newborn Nursing				2 cr
PNUR 199	Special Topics				1-8 cr
						TOTAL: 	49-63 cr