State Technical College of Missouri CORE CURRICULUM
PNT 105 PNT 110 PNT 112 PNT 115
PNT 118 PNT 125
PNT 135 PNT 145 PNT 155 PNT 165 PNT 210 PNT 215 PNT 220 PNT 225 PNT 230 PNT 235
ASC 104 ASC 106
PSY 161 COM 125
Personal and Vocational Concepts Fundamentals of Nursing Fundamentals of Nursing Lab
Medication Calculation and Administration, and IV Therapy
Medication Calculation and Administration, and IV Therapy Lab
Nutrition Geriatric Nursing
Medical Surgical Nursing I Level I Clinical
Level II Clinical Maternity Nursing
Nursing Care of Children Medical Surgical Nursing II Level III Clinical
Leadership and Management Medical Surgical Nursing III
SUB-TOTAL
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS Human Anatomy and Physiology with Lab I
Human Anatomy and Physiology with Lab II SUB-TOTAL
PROGRAM REQUIREMENT Health Psychology
SUB-TOTAL
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Job Search Strategies
SUB-TOTAL
It is a graduation requirement of the Practical Nursing Technology (PNT) program for students to earn a grade of “C” or better in all courses.
PROGRAM TOTAL 64
PNT 105 Personal and Vocational Concepts. This course is designed to introduce the student to the foundations of modern practical nursing. The student is introduced to the program’s philosophy and conceptual framework along with its rules and regulations. The student learns about individual learning styles, as well as organizational and time management techniques. The educational and professional responsibilities of the practical nurse are explored. Nursing history is explored with a review of nursing theories. The nursing process is introduced. A plan for patient care is developed. Hands-on learning experiences as well as cooperative learning activities and investigative assignments are utilized to assist the student to learn and utilize evidence-based learning and practice. The importance of cultural diversities in healthcare delivery and recognizing each person as a unique individual are introduced. Methods of developing communication skills that allow the development of effective interpersonal relationships are stressed. The student examines legal and ethical issues in healthcare and prepares to make decisions, as graduates, in compliance with the Missouri Nurse Practice Act in order to practice as responsible nurses within the community. 3 credit hours.
180
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