Your written assignment for this module should be a 1-2 page paper (not including title page and reference page) that describes the following:
What did you learn from this course that you did not already know?
How will you apply what you learned to your patient care?
description of the course below
This course is comprised of a theory, lab, and clinical component where students are building on the fundamental concepts and clinical judgment required to meet basic health and wellness needs. Emphasis is placed on surgical integrity, pain management, gas exchange, immunity, and infection control. The theoretical basis for fluid/electrolyte and acid-base balance, cardiovascular/coagulation integrity, perfusion, and thermoregulation will be introduced within this course.
Previously introduced concepts such as inflammation, tissue integrity, elimination, mobility, health promotion, and education will be further explored. The student must demonstrate increasing proficiency in all knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed to provide, safe, quality care for a diverse set of clients across the lifespan in order to successfully complete this course.