RNSG 1542: Theory
- When: Begins January 18, 2022, Mondays 8 – 10:30 a.m.; Tuesdays 8 – 10:30 a.m. with Lab from 10:40 – 11:30 a.m.
- Where: RNSG 1542 on Blackboard Collaborate (If classes change to in-person, a room number at EVC will be provided.)
- Calendar: Calendar and module schedule posted in Blackboard.
- Dosage Calculation Exam: You will be required to take a Dosage Calculation Exam. Review your dosage calculations! You will have three attempts to pass. You must pass the Dosage Calculation Exam to proceed in the program.
RNSG 2363: Clinical
- Required Texts: To see the current list, click here.
- Mastery Skills Check-off: All students must satisfactorily pass Comprehensive Mastery Skills Check-offs to continue in the Mobility program. Comprehensive Mastery Skills Check-off will take place in the first week of class. Check-offs will include previously learned skills including: Injections (IM, sub-q, intradermal); urinary catheterization; IV medication (IV push, hanging piggyback, calculating infusion rate in mL/hr); Tracheostomy suction and care; Central Line dressing and cap change; Enteral tube insertion, medication/feeding administration, and removal. A patient situation will be given, and you will need to determine which skills to perform and complete the skills satisfactorily. You will have three attempts to pass the Mastery Skills Check-off. You must pass the check-off to proceed in the program.
- Clinical Rotation Schedule: You will attend either one 12-hour clinical shift or two 6-hour clinical shifts each week throughout the entire semester. Clinical begins the first week of class. Clinical orientation will be prior to the first day of clinical, as indicated per your clinical instructor’s instruction. Clinical rotation schedules can be found in Blackboard in RNSG 1542 under the clinical tab RNSG 2363. Clinical days vary and can be Wednesday, Thursday, Friday or Saturdays. Both day and evening shifts may be required.
- Open Skills Lab: Please consult the EVC or RRC open lab schedule to practice skills prior to the Mastery Skills Check-off. If open skills lab is not available, please contact the skills tutor if assistance with skills is needed.
- Notes: All students must complete all clinical requisites listed on the Clinical Clearance Requirements by the first week of class to attend clinical. Failure to do so will result in withdrawal from the program. If you have any questions, please contact Ann Hearn, RN, Level Lead, at ahearn@austincc.edu.
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- RNSG 1413/1160 – Foundations of Nursing (CEC)
- RNSG 1341/1161 – Common Concepts of Adult Health (RRC)
- RNSG 1341/1161 – Common Concepts of Adult Health (CEC)
- RNSG 1341/1161 – Common Concepts of Adult Health (EVC)
Level 2
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- RNSG 1247 – Concepts of Clinical Decision Making (CEC)
- RNSG 1247 – Concepts of Clinical Decision Making (EVC)
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