American Samoa Community College MOODLE
Second Six Week Session
This course focuses on the application of the nursing process in caring for children under medical and surgical disorders in acute care setting, including administration of medications under supervision of the faculty. Concepts related to the environment, immunizations, safety, parent-child interaction will be explored. The course is taken the last six weeks of the semester. (Note: 3 lecture credits)
- Teacher: Stella Conejos
- Teacher: Sandra Ho Ching
The course focuses on the nursing process to meet the psychosocial needs of a culturally diverse population across its lifespan. Psychosocial needs include safety, love and belonging, esteem and recognition, and self-actualization-aesthetic needs. Emphasis is placed on self-awareness; the health/illness continuum, and the therapeutic communication and the development of a therapeutic relationship with the client in the mental health system. (Note: 3 lecture credits 1 clinical laboratory credits)
The course focuses on the nursing process to meet the psychosocial needs of a culturally diverse population across its lifespan. Psychosocial needs include safety, love and belonging, esteem and recognition, and self-actualization-aesthetic needs. Emphasis is placed on self-awareness; the health/illness continuum, and the therapeutic communication and the development of a therapeutic relationship with the client in the mental health system. (Note: 3 lecture credits 1 clinical laboratory credits)