This course will provide further study of the structures and functions of the human body. This course will cover the following systems: reproductive, immune, nervous, endocrine, digestive, urinary, and hematopoietic and lymphatic. This course includes a one hour laboratory that will give students the ability to see and synthesize material presented in lecture.
- Manager: Christy Henry
- Manager: Chelsye Scantlin
- Teacher: Kary Harrah
- Teacher: Jenny Sawyer
- Teacher: Holli Turner
- Manager: Christy Henry
- Manager: Chelsye Scantlin
- Teacher: Connie Brooks
- Teacher: Jenny Sawyer
- Teacher: Holli Turner
- Manager: Christy Henry
- Manager: Chelsye Scantlin
- Teacher: Connie Brooks
- Teacher: Danielle Forester
- Teacher: Jenny Sawyer
Maternal Child
Nursing I will provide a basic theoretical background on which
the student can utilize the nursing process to assist, to plan and implement
and to assist to evaluate nursing care during pregnancy, labor and
delivery, postpartum; including newborn and family care. Family dynamics
as related to the obstetrical experience and aftercare will be explored. Content is organized moving from normal to
deviations from normal. Principles of pharmacology and growth and
development are integrated
in this course.
- Manager: Christy Henry
- Manager: Chelsye Scantlin
- Teacher: Connie Brooks
- Teacher: Jenny Sawyer
- Manager: Christy Henry
- Manager: Chelsye Scantlin
- Teacher: Connie Brooks
- Teacher: Jenny Sawyer