4 courses with the subject LPN, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
LPN 142Health Maintenance of the Adult & Aging15
Theoretical and clinical application of basic nursing skills at the practical nurse level related to maintaining homeostasis in the adult and aging across the lifespan. Course components include nursing theory, nursing process, client/nurse relationship, ethical and legal issues, and the development of basic psychomotor skills in a long-term care facility. An average of ten hours of class time and fifteen hours of laboratory/clinical weekly. Admission to the Practical Nursing Program required.
A two-week with 40 hours of intensive clinical practicum to reinforce competency in basic nursing theory, practice, and assessment of adult and aging clients. Participation in the formulation of a written nursing care plan is emphasized. Pass/No Pass grading.
A continuation of basic nursing theory and more advanced clinical practice across the lifespan with care of the family, newborn to aging. Course components include nursing theory and nursing process, broadened to include assessment planning, implementation, and evaluation. Clinical practice occurs in a long-term care, community and acute care facilities. An average of ten hours of class time and fifteen hours of laboratory/clinical weekly. A service learning component is required.
Completion of basic nursing theory and clinical practice related to the care across the lifespan with a leadership component. Course components include nursing theory, nursing process, and role transition from student to entry-level practice. Clinical practice occurs in community, acute care and long-term care settings. Six weeks that include 32-40 hours of class time and clinical weekly. Pass/No Pass grading.
