6 courses with the subject PNP, 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.
PNP 007Practical Nursing Math Review1
This course is a one-credit review of basic mathematics skills that are required for the application of PN dosage and calculations. The material includes a review of whole numbers, fractions, decimals, percentages, and proportions, as well as measurement, with an emphasis on application in the nursing profession.
Recommendation of PNP advisor Semesters Offered: Pre-Spring
PNP 101Practical Nursing I13
This course emphasizes fundamental practical nursing principles and skills needed for holistic care of clients. Assessment via the nursing process, problem identification, and communications skills necessary for therapeutic care are emphasized. Sensitivity to the client’s culture, spiritual, and age-related needs are incorporated. This course focuses on individual and community health promotion and disease prevention concepts.
EHR 100 , MAT 130 , PNP 109 w/a C or better, or BIO 250 and BIO 255 w/a C or better. In addition, students need current C.P.R. certification for healthcare professionals, completion of selective admissions procedure.
Corequisite
PNP 110 [Fee] Semesters Offered: Spring
PNP 102Practical Nursing II13
This course places emphasis on medical/surgical practical nursing concepts and their application to clinical practice. Principles of pharmacology are addressed within the implementation of the nursing process during alterations in health across the lifespan. Students examine human dynamics through the lifespan as they become exposed to family-centered health care including the evolving family during the prenatal and perinatal time period.
PNP 101 w/a C+ or better; , PNP 111 w/a C or better, or BIO 250 and BIO 255 w/a C or better; current C.P.R. certification for healthcare professionals
Corequisite
COM 121 or COM 122 [Fee] Semesters Offered: Summer
PNP 103Practical Nursing III13
This course focuses on the transition from the role of student to the graduate practical nurse. Legal, ethical, and moral issues affecting the nurse are explored. A holistic approach to mental health nursing care is explored. Emphasis is also placed on the application of critical thinking to clinical judgment for the National Council Licensing Exam-Practical Nursing (NCLEX-PN), and for leading and managing others in the workforce.
PNP 102 , with a “C+” or higher, current C.P.R. certification for healthcare professionals
Corequisite
PSY 130 [Fee] Semesters Offered: Fall
PNP 109Body Structure & Function I3
This course is designed to introduce practical nursing students to basic concepts of biologic function incorporating physics, chemistry, microbiology, and nutrition. This course will enable the application of these concepts to the normal function as well as dysfunction of human body systems covered in a subsequent course.
This course is designed to acquaint practical nursing students with the basic normal human anatomy and physiology. Integrated action between all body systems will be stressed. This course will enable the practical nursing student to relate normal structure and function to problems, which can affect body systems. It provides a foundation from which the student can build upon to learn abnormal human anatomy and physiology.
