12 courses with the subject SUR, 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.
SUR 100Perioperative Services2
This course introduces the hospital environment, roles and expected professional behaviors of health care workers. Students will also gain knowledge of the preoperative needs of surgical patients.
This course outlines the requirements for safe patient care within the operating room. Students will gain an understanding of the surgical technologist's responsibilities to the patient and all members of the surgical team.
This course introduces the student to the perioperative services department. Students will demonstrate the duties of a Surgical Technologist in the scrubbed role during the perioperative phase of patient care.
This course provides the surgical technology student an opportunity to understand the hiring process and prepare for employment as an entry-level surgical technologist. Additionally, students will explore alternate roles a surgical technologist may fulfill inside and outside of the operating room.
This course allows the surgical technology student to apply theory and lecture content to the surgical setting. Students will participate in a supervised clinical setting while developing the skills of a professional surgical technologist.
This course focuses on continued application of lecture and laboratory material to the clinical setting. Students remain in supervised clinical specialty rotations, with a focus on more technical surgical procedures. Integration of the surgical technologist's role is emphasized.
This course begins an intensive look at the pathophysiology affecting surgical patients and the procedures utilized to correct deformity or treat disease. Students also explore advancements in the surgical field.
This course continues to look at the pathophysiology affecting surgical patients and the procedures utilized to correct deformity or treat disease. Students will explore theories on future advancements in surgery.