Nursing
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
Clinical and microbiological examinations
The student
- is familiar with key laboratory tests and is able to search for instructions in manuals
- is able to perform venous and skin stitch sampling under supervision
- is able to perform ECG registration under supervision
Emergency care
The student
- knows how to give first aid in the most common illness and accident situations, taking into account the need for safety and mental first aid
Nursing
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
Clinical and microbiological examinations
The student
- is able to apply his/her knowledge regarding key laboratory tests
- understands pre-analytic factors and knows the methods for handling samples
- is able to search for instructions in manuals
- is able to perform venous and skin stitch sampling under supervision
- is able to perform ECG registration under supervision and analyse the quality of the registration
Emergency care
The student
- knows how to provide emergency care in the most common illness and accident situations, taking into account the need for safety and mental first aid
Nursing
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
Clinical and microbiological examinations
The student
- is able to supplement his/her personal awareness with professional knowledge
- is able to assess the indications of main laboratory tests and understands the connection between the the methods of handling lab samples and their quality and results
- is able to interpret the knowledge from the instruction manuals
-is able to perform venous and skin stitch sampling under supervision
- is able to perform ECG registration under supervision, analyse its quality and explain possible error factors
Emergency care
The student
- knows how to diversely apply his/her knowledge of emergency care in the most common illness and accident situations, and reflects on his/her performance from many different viewpoints, explaining in detail his/her own actions
- takes into account the need for safety and mental care in emergency treatment
Annukka Isokoski
FIRST AID: https://www.redcross.org.uk/first-aid,
Course material
NURSING CARE:
Janice L. Hinkle, Kerry H. Cheever. Brunner & Suddarth's textbook of medical-surgical nursing. 2018. 14th edition:
Concepts and Challenges in Patient Management: Pain management.
Gas Exchange and Respiratory Function: Assessment of Respiratory Function, Respiratory Care Modalities: Noninvasive Respiratory Therapies. Cardiovascular and Circulatory Function: Assessment of Cardiovascular Function.
NICE guideline: Hypertension in Adults Diagnosis and Management(August 2019) Parts 1.1-1.3 and only Lifestyle interventions from 1.4
-Anne-Marie Brady, Catherine McCabe, and Margaret McCann. 2013 "Fundamentals of Medical-Surgical Nursing : A Systems Approach" eBook by John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Chapter 1: Principles of Nursing Assessment.pp:35-45.
-All the material provided by the teachers.
-Material produced within the small group work.
Clinical and microbiological investigations
Joint EFLM-COLABIOCLI Recommendation for venous blood sampling (Tabula)
Basten, G. 2013. Blood Results in Clinical Practice; Chapter 1: Understanding blood tests,
-All the material provided by the teachers.
-All the material produced within the small group work.
Theory lessons, skills stations, group work, independent study, online studying
All the skills stations, small groups, Orientation to the course, and Orientation to First Aid and Orientation to Clinical examinations are mandatory. All the tasks must be submitted and completed by 16.12.
FIRST AID:
100% attendance during the course, including lectures and skill stations.
Active participation in all forms of study
Pass the following:
Resuscitation skills test
Skills test day: According to groups November 24th- November 26th
Exam: 70% of total points is needed for passing the test
Clinical and microbiological investigations
100% attendance during small groups (ECG and venepuncture & capillary sampling)
Exam: 50% of total points is needed for passing the test
Englanti
19.10.2020 - 20.12.2020
24.08.2020 - 18.10.2020
6 op
20NURSE
Pienryhmä 1 (Koko: 13. Avoin amk: 0.)
Pienryhmä 2 (Koko: 13. Avoin amk: 0.)
Pienryhmä 3 (Koko: 13. Avoin amk: 0.)
Annukka Isokoski, Nancy Kamau, Anna Rinne, Johanna Kangaspunta, Tarja Friman
Up-dates on the plan are possible before the orientation class.
Nursing
Bachelor's Degree Programme in Nursing
TAMK Pääkampus
0-5
If student is not able to participate the mandatory CBCL sessions and/or group work, she/he will take an individual exam based on the same patient case.
Nursing theory exam 16.12.
Retake I January 2020 on Exam , retake II Fabruary 2020
First aid EXAM December 1st 2020, Retake I in January 2021, Retake II February 2021
Clinical and microbiological investigations exam will be announced before orientation class
tot 6cr=162 hours of study
Nursing care: 18 contact hours, 46h independent study
Small group work: 6 contact hours, 35h independent group work
First Aid: 8 theoretical contact hours. Skills lab/ practical training 7 hrs + practical exam 4 hrs
Microbiology: