Nursing 1
The Student
- can define concepts of rehabilitative nursing and ergonomic way of working.
- knows the basics of patient’s needs in the areas of rest, nutrition, excretion, hygiene, moving about and transferring, relationships and sexuality and can name the nursing methods meeting the needs.
- knows the normal variation in the observed parameters.
- knows the national nutrition recommendation’s fundamental principles and concepts.
- recognizes the nutritional guidance needs of an adult patient.
- knows how to recognize the risk of malnutrition.
- can list the principles of hospice care
- participates in the small group's work and goal-oriented problem-solving process with the small group
- know how to work according to aseptic principles
Nursing 2
The student
- knows the basic requirements of human blood circulation, breathing, and heat regulation, and can identify nursing interventions in these areas
- knows the normal values of the different monitoring areas
- knows the types of pain and can identify nursing interventions to help in pain management
- knows the basic principles of face-to-face control situations
- knows how to work according to aseptic principles
Nursing 1
The Student
- knows the basics of patient’s needs in the areas of rest, nutrition, excretion, hygiene, moving about and transferring, relationships and sexuality and can name with rationales the nursing methods meeting the needs and can promote health within the domain.
- can define concepts of rehabilitative nursing and ergonomic way of working and can implement those while assisting a patient.
- knows the national nutrition recommendation’s fundamental principles and concepts.
- recognises the nutritional guidance needs of an adult patient.
- can implement nursing care of a patient with special nutritional needs (malnutrition).
- can list the principles of hospice care
- take responsibility for their own learning and working in a small group and commit to a goal-oriented problem-solving process with the small group
- is able to work according to aseptic principles
Nursing 2
The student
- knows how to monitor adult activity regarding the thermoregulatory, respiratory and circulatory systems, knows their normal functions and knows in detail how to perform nursing interventions for problems in the mentioned areas
- knows how to monitor pain and is aware of different methods of pain management
- trains in face-to-face control situations
- is able to work according to aseptic principles
Nursing 1
The Student
- can combine theory base with nursing
- can analyse, ponder and implement in professional context
- is able to work using basic clinical nursing skills
- is able to take into account and follow the basic principles of individually responsible nursing
- takes active responsibility for their own learning and working in a small group and commits to a goal-oriented problem-solving process with the small group
Nursing 2
The student
- analyses, explains in detail and combines knowledge regarding the thermoregulatory, respiratory and circulatory systems, knows their normal functions and knows in detail how to perform nursing interventions for problems in the mentioned areas, in various professional contexts
- is able to work using basic clinical nursing skills
- is able to take into account and follow the basic principles of individually responsible nursing
- takes active responsibility for their own learning and working in a small group and commits to a goal-oriented problem-solving process with the small group
Clinical laboratory investigations and ECG
Evaluation criteria (pass)
The student
- knows the principles of the most common clinical laboratory investigations and preanalytical quality factors
- knows how to look up information using laboratory instruction manuals
- can guide patients to laboratory tests
- takes into account patient safety and occupational safety
- practises performing venepuncture and skin puncture blood sampling under supervision
- can record a 12-lead ECG under supervision and analyze the quality of the registration
Essi Ylistalo
Course ebook: Kozier & Erb's fundamentals of nursing : concepts, process, and practice / Audrey Berman, Shirlee J. Snyder, Geralyn Frandsen., Harlow : Pearson Education Limited, 2016.
Other materials provided in the Moodle course
Clinical Laboratory Investigations and ECG
-all the material provided by the teachers
-all the material produced within the small group work
- Article: Simundic et al. 2018. Joint EFLM-COLABIOCLI Recommendation for venous blood sampling. Clin Chem Lab Med 2018. (Moodle)
- eBook: Basten, G. 2019. Blood Results in Clinical Practice: a Practical Guide to Interpreting Blood Test Results: Chapter 1: Blood results made easy
Contact teaching, Small group work, Guided independent work, cbcl work, Flipped learning, Orientation training, Moodle online work, teaching discussions, teaching simulation, group work, online tests and courses.
Clinical laboratory investigations and ECG
Evaluation criteria (pass)
The student
- knows the principles of the most common clinical laboratory investigations and preanalytical quality factors
- knows how to look up information using laboratory instruction manuals
- can guide patients to laboratory tests
- takes into account patient safety and occupational safety
- practises performing venepuncture and skin puncture blood sampling under supervision
- can record a 12-lead ECG under supervision and analyze the quality of the registration
English
02.01.2022 - 13.05.2022
03.12.2021 - 21.03.2022
8 cr
22NURNEP
Lauri Korjus, Tarja Friman, Essi Ylistalo
The dress code for the clinical skills stations: nursing scrubs, appropriate shoes, hair tied back, no nail polish or artificial nails, no jewelry on hands or around forearms. No eating or dringing in the lab.
Professional manner, personal hygiene and appearance must be adhered to.
Nursing
Bachelor's Degree Programme in Nursing
TAMK Main Campus
0-5
Nursing Care 1: Exam week 15-16
1. Re-exam week 18
2. Re-exam week 20
NURSING CARE 2: Exam week 21-22
1. Re-exam in August 2022
2. Re-exam in September 2022
All exams are held in the electronic exam room
Clinical laboratory investigations and ECG: will be updated/announced during the orientation. Evaluation: pass/fail.
Total 8 cr x 27 h = 216 hours of study
Nursing 1 and 2: 12 h theory, 8 x 4 h small group work and contact hours. 145 h independent study.
Clinical laboratory investigations and ECG: 8 h contact hours, 2 x 4 h small group work, other assignments. 11 h independent study.
Independent work during skills training is possible at school in self-practice class. The self-practice class can be booked through the Pakki/Tuudo space reservation. Instructions for the self-training class can be found in the self-training class.
Kindly follow the regarding the space reservation
Nursing Care 1: Numerical evaluation
Nursing Care 2: Numerical evaluation
Nutrition: Pass >8/10 Fail <8
Skill Stations: Completed / Not completed
Orientation training, ergonomics: completed / Not completed
Clinical laboratory tests and ECG (theory) - completed / Not completed (Peppi)
ECG Skills lab - completed / Not completed (Peppi)
Blood Samples Skills lab - completed / not completed (Peppi)
Nursing 1
The Student
- can define concepts of rehabilitative nursing and ergonomic way of working.
- knows the basics of patient’s needs in the areas of rest, nutrition, excretion, hygiene, moving about and transferring, relationships and sexuality and can name the nursing methods meeting the needs.
- knows the normal variation in the observed parameters.
- knows the national nutrition recommendation’s fundamental principles and concepts.
- recognizes the nutritional guidance needs of an adult patient.
- knows how to recognize the risk of malnutrition.
- can list the principles of hospice care
- participates in the small group's work and goal-oriented problem-solving process with the small group
- know how to work according to aseptic principles
Nursing 2
The student
- knows the basic requirements of human blood circulation, breathing, and heat regulation, and can identify nursing interventions in these areas
- knows the normal values of the different monitoring areas
- knows the types of pain and can identify nursing interventions to help in pain management
- knows the basic principles of face-to-face control situations
- knows how to work according to aseptic principles
Nursing 1
The Student
- knows the basics of patient’s needs in the areas of rest, nutrition, excretion, hygiene, moving about and transferring, relationships and sexuality and can name with rationales the nursing methods meeting the needs and can promote health within the domain.
- can define concepts of rehabilitative nursing and ergonomic way of working and can implement those while assisting a patient.
- knows the national nutrition recommendation’s fundamental principles and concepts.
- recognises the nutritional guidance needs of an adult patient.
- can implement nursing care of a patient with special nutritional needs (malnutrition).
- can list the principles of hospice care
- take responsibility for their own learning and working in a small group and commit to a goal-oriented problem-solving process with the small group
- is able to work according to aseptic principles
Nursing 2
The student
- knows how to monitor adult activity regarding the thermoregulatory, respiratory and circulatory systems, knows their normal functions and knows in detail how to perform nursing interventions for problems in the mentioned areas
- knows how to monitor pain and is aware of different methods of pain management
- trains in face-to-face control situations
- is able to work according to aseptic principles
Nursing 1
The Student
- can combine theory base with nursing
- can analyse, ponder and implement in professional context
- is able to work using basic clinical nursing skills
- is able to take into account and follow the basic principles of individually responsible nursing
- takes active responsibility for their own learning and working in a small group and commits to a goal-oriented problem-solving process with the small group
Nursing 2
The student
- analyses, explains in detail and combines knowledge regarding the thermoregulatory, respiratory and circulatory systems, knows their normal functions and knows in detail how to perform nursing interventions for problems in the mentioned areas, in various professional contexts
- is able to work using basic clinical nursing skills
- is able to take into account and follow the basic principles of individually responsible nursing
- takes active responsibility for their own learning and working in a small group and commits to a goal-oriented problem-solving process with the small group