Global Nursing Review Program
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Course Description Overview – FIRST Quarter
Diagnosis, Intervention and Documentation Strategies, Part I: An interactive course designed to help students practice authentic nursing situations and use nursing terminology in context through role plays, presentations, and discussion and analysis of reading materials. NCLEX-RN Exam Preparation: A three-quarter course designed to prepare students for the NCLEX-RN examination. The course will include an explanation of the test structure and framework, test-taking strategies, an intensive review of essential topic areas, practice tests and analyses, and a final comprehensive simulated NCLEX-RN test.
Seminar: Nursing Culture in the US: A discussion-based course designed to provide students with a framework to better understand the philosophy of the nursing profession in the US and the cultural expectations in the American nursing community.
Medical Terminology and Pronunciation: A two-quarter course designed to provide students with a comprehensive review of medical terminology and pronunciation. One of the primary approaches of this review is the analysis of word parts, i.e., affixes and roots. Students will cover key vocabulary categorized into body systems. A CD-ROM accompanies the course text for pronunciation modeling, which will be done in the CALL lab.
Computer-assisted Practice in Nursing Applications (CAPNA): The CAPNA portion of this curriculum is an important component that reinforces course work. Each class has specific CAPNA lab assignments, and students will fill out lab progress reports each week.
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Course Description Overview – FIRST Quarter
Course Description Overview – SECOND Quarter
Course Description Overview – THIRD Quarter