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COLLEGE OF NURSING, OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY COURSE MAP CRITICAL CARE NURSING Critical Care Nursing is an elective course that allows nursing students to manage common healthcare problems involved in critical care, trauma or emergency situations. The course focuses on the introduction to critical care nursing, foundation of circulation, airway and breathing management, and management of client with critical conditions. The nursing students are expected to develop an effective nursing care plan for critically-ill clients. 1.0 Course Information Course Credit : 3 units Venue : PJP 404 Class Schedule : 8:00-10:00/10:00-12:00 Course Category : Nursing Elective Course Facilitator : Prof. Dr. M.J. Diño Facilitator contact : (02) 293 2703 loc 808 COURSE ORGANIZATION GRADING PERIOD WEEK LEARNING OUTCOMES GENERAL CONTENT PRELIM Introduction to Critical Care Nursing and Foundation of Circulation 1 Understand the mission and vision of OLFU Analyze how the study of NELEC 2 shares achieving the vision and mission of the university Analyze the content of the course syllabus and requirements. Course Orientation OLFU Mission, Vision and Values Outcome-based Education Course Requirement 2 Describe the assessment priorities in a critically-ill patient based on the client’s clinical status Overview of a critically-ill client Assessment framework Planning care for critically-ill client 3 Identify the key elements and components of the normal electrocardiogram (ECG)and the physiologic events of the heart Basic Electrocardiography Cardiac Monitoring 4 Distinguish the etiology, characteristics, rhythm and conduction abnormalities seen on ECG strips and associated nursing management Common arrhythmias Temporary pacing 5 Distinguish the etiology, characteristics, of normal and abnormal waveform pressures and associated nursing management Hemodynamic parameters Hemodynamic monitoring system MIDTERM Foundation of Airway and Breathing Management 7 List down the purposes of ABG monitoring, and analyze the components of ABG in terms of normal and abnormal values Respiratory assessment techniques ABG monitoring 8 Identify the basic airway management devices, and demonstrate proper placement and care Airway management 9 Understand and apply basic ventilator settings and care. Identify complications and preventive measure of invasive airway management. Ventilatory Management 10 Understand pain management in critically-ill clients Physiologic mechanisms of pain Responses, assessment and management 11 Analyze various ethical and legal considerations in care of critically-ill clients Ethical decision making FINALS Management of Client with Critical Conditions 13 Identify and implement special assessment techniques and management for pathologic cardiovascular cases Assessment, diagnostics and monitoring: cardiovascular system 14 Identify and implement special assessment techniques and management for pathologic respiratory cases Assessment, diagnostics and monitoring: respiratory system 15 Identify and implement special assessment techniques and management for pathologic neurological cases Assessment, diagnostics and monitoring: neurologic system 16 Identify and implement special assessment techniques and management for pathologic renal cases Assessment, diagnostics and monitoring: renal system 17 Identify and implement special assessment techniques and management for pathologic gastrointestinal cases Assessment, diagnostics and monitoring: gastrointestinal system

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COLLEGE OF NURSING, OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY

COURSE MAP CRITICAL CARE NURSINGCritical Care Nursing is an elective course that allows nursing students to manage common healthcare problems involved in critical

care, trauma or emergency situations. The course focuses on the introduction to critical care nursing, foundation of circulation, airway and breathing management, and management of client with critical conditions. The nursing students are expected to

develop an effective nursing care plan for critically-ill clients. 1.0

Course Information

Course Credit : 3 units Venue : PJP 404 Class Schedule : 8:00-10:00/10:00-12:00

Course Category : Nursing Elective Course Facilitator : Prof. Dr. M.J. Diño Facilitator contact : (02) 293 2703 loc 808

COURSE ORGANIZATION

GRADING PERIOD WEEK LEARNING OUTCOMES GENERAL CONTENT

PRELIM Introduction to

Critical Care Nursing and Foundation of

Circulation

1

Understand the mission and vision of OLFU Analyze how the study of NELEC 2 shares achieving the vision and mission of the university Analyze the content of the course syllabus and requirements.

• Course Orientation • OLFU Mission, Vision and Values • Outcome-based Education • Course Requirement

2Describe the assessment priorities in a critically-ill patient based on the client’s clinical status

• Overview of a critically-ill client • Assessment framework • Planning care for critically-ill client

3 Identify the key elements and components of the normal electrocardiogram (ECG)and the physiologic events of the heart

• Basic Electrocardiography • Cardiac Monitoring

4 Distinguish the etiology, characteristics, rhythm and conduction abnormalities seen on ECG strips and associated nursing management

• Common arrhythmias • Temporary pacing

5 Distinguish the etiology, characteristics, of normal and abnormal waveform pressures and associated nursing management

• Hemodynamic parameters • Hemodynamic monitoring system

MIDTERM Foundation of Airway

and Breathing Management

7 List down the purposes of ABG monitoring, and analyze the components of ABG in terms of normal and abnormal values

• Respiratory assessment techniques • ABG monitoring

8 Identify the basic airway management devices, and demonstrate proper placement and care

• Airway management

9 Understand and apply basic ventilator settings and care. Identify complications and preventive measure of invasive airway management.

• Ventilatory Management

10 Understand pain management in critically-ill clients • Physiologic mechanisms of pain • Responses, assessment and management

11 Analyze various ethical and legal considerations in care of critically-ill clients • Ethical decision making

FINALS Management of

Client with Critical Conditions

13 Identify and implement special assessment techniques and management for pathologic cardiovascular cases

• Assessment, diagnostics and monitoring: cardiovascular system

14Identify and implement special assessment techniques and management for pathologic respiratory cases

• Assessment, diagnostics and monitoring: respiratory system

15Identify and implement special assessment techniques and management for pathologic neurological cases

• Assessment, diagnostics and monitoring: neurologic system

16Identify and implement special assessment techniques and management for pathologic renal cases

• Assessment, diagnostics and monitoring: renal system

17 Identify and implement special assessment techniques and management for pathologic gastrointestinal cases

• Assessment, diagnostics and monitoring: gastrointestinal system