16 courses with the subject RSP, 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.
Introduction to the Respiratory Care Program and the profession of respiratory care. Instruction in cardiopulmonary anatomy and physiology, patient assessment, therapeutic modalities, ethical decision making and introduction to respiratory diseases. (4 hours of lecture per week)
Presents an in-depth exploration of the physiological mechanisms underlying oxygen and carbon dioxide transport in the human body. Students will examine the principles of gas exchange, the role of hemoglobin, and the factors influencing respiratory function. Through case studies, students will learn how to identify and recommend the treatment of
The clinical correlation to Courses RSP101 and RSP131 . Students spend 8 hours per week in the hospital learning to apply the principles introduced in the didactic and laboratory settings. (120 hours of clinical per semester)
The clinical correlation to courses RSP102 and RSP132 . Students spend 8 hours per week in the hospital learning to apply the principles taught in the didactic and laboratory settings. (120 hours of clinical per semester)
Principles of physiology as related to structure and function of the lung and tracheobronchial tree, ventilation and diffusion of gases, blood flow and metabolism, air to blood relationships, mechanics of breathing, and control of ventilation will be explored.
Presentation of general principles of pharmacology and action of major drug groups, inhaled and systemic, as prescribed for respiratory dysfunction, in the acutely and chronically diseased patient. Anatomy of the respiratory and central nervous systems will be discussed as they relate to drug action.
Prepares the student with skills associated with respiratory care procedures and equipment such as BLS, artificial airways, patien
Prepares the student with skills associated with respiratory care procedures and equipment such as medical gas therapy, humidity and
Application of noninvasive positive pressure techniques such as PEP, BiPaP and CPAP therapies, principles of mec
Presentation of fetal development, transition from intra to extrauterine environment, general principles of pregnancy, labor, and
The clinical correlation to courses RSP201 and RSP231 . Students spend 16 hours per week in the hospital learning to apply the principles studied in the didactic and laboratory settings. (240 hours of clinical per semester)
The clinical correlation to courses RSP202 and RSP232 . Students spend 16 hours per week in the hospital learning to apply the principles studied in the didactic and laboratory settings. (240 hours of clinical per semester)
This course will examine contemporary issues and trends in Respiratory Care practice as well as prepare the student for entry into the pro
Presents the description, evaluations, manifestations, pathophysiology, treatments, and prognosis o
Theory and development of skills associated with respiratory care procedures and equipment such as ai
Theory and development of skills associated with respiratory care procedures and equipment such as pediatric/neonatal care, hemodynamic monitoring, EKG, and pulmonary rehabilitation. Also, job placement skils, resume/cover letter preparation will be discussed. Students will research,
Source: North Shore Community College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
