Available courses

COURSE TITLE: PHARMACOLOGY

COURSE STATUS: FULL COURSE

COURSE HOURS:

Theory:          45Hours

COURSE AIM:

To equip students with knowledge and skills in pharmacology.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

At the end of the course the student should be able to:

  1. Explain the evolution of drug therapy and the implications of the National Drug Policy in Zambia
  2. Explain the legal ethical and cultural aspect of pharmacology
  3. Explain the legal ethical and cultural aspect of pharmacology
  4. Demonstrate skills in calculating, measuring, preparing and administering drugs.
  5. Prescribe and dispense commonly used drugs.
  6. Explain the responsibilities of the nurse in drug administration

COURSE STATUS:   FULL COURSE

 COURSE HOURS:

 THEORY:              -  90  HOURS

PRACTICAL:         -  225 HOURS

 COURSE AIM:  To equip students with knowledge and skills in Surgery and Surgical nursing including basic principles of operating theatre nursing and effects of anesthetic agents on patients.

 COURSE OBJECTIVES

 At the end of the course, the students should be able to:

 1.        Define terms and concepts used in surgery.

2.        Demonstrate an understanding of principles of surgery and surgical nursing.

3.        Describe the common surgical conditions affecting various systems of the body.

4.        Apply the appropriate nursing model in the management of patients with surgical conditions.

5.        Demonstrate an understanding of principles of operating theatre nursing and the role of the nurse in the theatres.

6.        Identify and utilize available resources for rehabilitation of patients, including referral to appropriate organizations.


COURSE STATUS:   FULL COURSE

 COURSE HOURS:

 THEORY:              - 45 HOURS

 COURSE AIM: To equip students with knowledge and skill in Pharmacology

 COURSE OBJECTIVES

 At the end of the course, the students should be able to:

 1.       Explain the evolution of drug therapy and the implications of the National Drug Policy in Zambia.

2.       Describe the actions, contra-indications and the side effects of commonly used drugs.

3.       Demonstrate skills in calculating, measuring, preparing and administering drugs.

4.       Prescribe and dispense commonly used drugs.

5.       Describe the responsibilities of the nurse in drug administration.


COURSE STATUS:   FULL COURSE

 COURSE HOURS:

 THEORY:              -  85  HOURS

PRACTICAL:         -  225 HOURS

 COURSE AIM:  To acquire knowledge, skills and understanding of common medical conditions, in order to provide comprehensive nursing care to clients and their families in hospitals, health centres and community settings.

 COURSE OBJECTIVES

 At the end of the course, the students should be able to:

 1.        Describe the common medical conditions affecting various systems of the body.

2.        Explain the management, prevention and control of common infectious diseases in the hospital, health centre and community setting.

3.        Interpret medical diagnostic investigations and prescribe appropriate interventions.

4.        Apply the appropriate nursing model in the management of patients.



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