20 courses with the subject STS, 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.
STS 1131CSurgical Specialties I with Anatomy & Physiology4.0
This course will encompass didactic and laboratory practices, that will give the student an understanding of General Surgery and Obstetrics/Gynecology as it relates to pre-operative, intraoperative and postoperative routines. The student will learn diagnostic procedures and preoperative routines for each surgical specialty discussed. Anatomy and Physiology, Medical terminology and Pharmacology will be discussed as it relates to each surgical specialty. Outside work required. Prerequisite: STS 1179C
STS 1132CSurgical Specialties II with Anatomy & Physiology4.0
This course will encompass didactic and laboratory practices, that will give the student an understanding of Orthopedics and Neurology as it relates to pre- operative, intraoperative and postoperative routines. The student will learn diagnostic procedures and preoperative routines for each surgical specialty discussed. Anatomy and Physiology, Medical terminology and Pharmacology will be discussed as it relates to each surgical specialty. Outside work required.
STS 1133CSurgical Specialties III with Anatomy & Physiology4.0
This course will encompass didactic and laboratory practices, that will give the student an understanding of Cardiothoracic and Vascular as it relates to pre- operative, intraoperative and postoperative routines. The student will learn diagnostic procedures and pre- operative routines for each surgical specialty discussed. Anatomy and Physiology, Medical terminology and Pharmacology will be discussed as it relates to each surgical specialty. Outside work required.
STS 1134CSurgical Specialties IV with Anatomy & Physiology4.0
This course will encompass didactic and laboratory practices, that will give the student an understanding of Ears, Eyes, Nose and Throat as it relates to pre- operative, intraoperative and postoperative routines. The student will learn diagnostic procedures and pre- operative routines for each surgical specialty discussed. Anatomy and Physiology, Medical terminology and Pharmacology will be discussed as it relates to each surgical specialty. Outside work required.
STS 1135CSurgical Specialties V with Anatomy & Physiology4.0
This course will encompass didactic and laboratory practices, that will give the student an understanding of Endocrine and Genitourinary as it relates to pre- operative, intraoperative and post- operative routines. The student will learn diagnostic procedures and preoperative routines for each surgical specialty discussed. Anatomy and Physiology, Medical terminology and Pharmacology will be discussed as it relates to each surgical specialty. Outside work required.
STS 1179CSurgical Techniques and Procedures III4.0
This course will encompass didactic and laboratory practices, that will give the student an understanding of Pharmacology and Anesthesia as it relates to the patient, types of anesthetic, pre- operative medications, handling of medications, medications used during surgery and complications from anesthetic. Additionally, this course will focus on microbiology as it relates to the surgical patient and the sterilization process. This course will cover topics related to Post-operative process as it relates to post-operative care, methods of disinfection, sterile storage and distribution and environmental disinfection. Outside work required.
This course is designed to allow students to continue the progression through the clinical phase of the externship portion of the program by applying skills and techniques previously acquired in Externship I, Externship II and Externship III and the surgical technology curriculum. Page 8 of 10
This course is designed to allow students to continue the progression through the clinical phase of the externship portion of the program by applying skills and techniques previously acquired in the surgical technology curriculum and STS1940.
Addresses issues that facilitate a graduate’s entry into the career of Surgical Technology. Topics include test taking strategies, registry examination preparation and comprehensive review of content specific to board certification. This course will encompass a didactic review that will focus on medical terminology, anatomy and physiology as it relates to ears, eyes, nose and throat, genitourinary and plastic surgery. Outside work required.
