Health Concepts I (NURS 134)

Term: 2016-2017 Winter Semester

Faculty

Mrs. Tina M FloodShow MyInfo popup for Mrs. Tina M Flood

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Mrs. Caitlin F CapodilupoShow MyInfo popup for Mrs. Caitlin F Capodilupo

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Office Hours

• Start Date: Aug 21 2018 12:00PM
• End Date: Aug 21 2018 5:00PM
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• Weekly Days: Monday
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Office Hours

• Start Date: Aug 21 2018 11:55PM
• End Date: Aug 21 2018 11:55PM
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• Weekly Days:
• Note: Please call 217-4084 to schedule an appointment or email me at capodilc@baycollege.edu. Thanks!

Office Hours

• Start Date: Aug 21 2018 12:00PM
• End Date: Aug 21 2018 5:00PM
• Single Date:
• Weekly Days: Monday
• Note:

Office Hours

• Start Date: Aug 21 2018 11:55PM
• End Date: Aug 21 2018 11:55PM
• Single Date:
• Weekly Days:
• Note: Please call 217-4084 to schedule an appointment or email me at capodilc@baycollege.edu. Thanks!

I am currently on medical leave starting on October 30^th, 2025, and will not checking emails during this time.

If you need academic advising for the nursing or MRI programs, please contact Allied Health Co-Advisor Ruth Bradway (ruth.bradway@baycollege.edu)

If you have questions about the nursing program, please contact Dean Patrick Reinhard (patrick.reinhard@baycollege.edu), or Nursing Division Chair, Mary Kemink (mary.kemink@baycollege.edu)

Other Concerns may be directed to the Allied Health Department at 906-217-4090 or nursing@baycollege.edu

 

       

Schedule

Tue, 8:00 AM - 10:50 AM (1/9/2017 - 5/5/2017) Location: DELTA BHAT 421
Thu-Fri, 6:45 AM - 6:45 PM (3/30/2017 - 4/21/2017) Location: DELTA OSF TBD

Description

The didactic portion of this course is designed help beginning level students develop an understanding of concepts within the domains of the individual, healthcare and nursing. Emphasis is placed on the concepts of Homeostasis and Regulation, Protection and Movement, Nursing Attributes and Roles, Care Competencies and Health Care Delivery. The clinical/lab/simulation component of this course is designed to assist beginning students in the application and interpretation of individual, healthcare and nursing concepts in adult patients experiencing common health alterations in the acute care setting. Prerequisite: Officially accepted into ADN program and “C†or better in BIOL 213, ENGL 101, NURS 130, and HLTH 116. To progress in the program the student must maintain grade of a “C†or better in general education and program courses.