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Show 88 in the Play School. Hours in the Play School to be arranged. Prerequisite: Home Economics 35. Two quarter hours. Winter, Spring. Lehner, Staff 37. Parent Education. Designed for parents whose children are enrolled in the Play School. Techniques in guidance and understanding the young child are emphasized. Class discussion and participation in Play School. Three quarter hours if desired. Fall, Winter, Spring. Lehner, Staff 60. Clothing Construction. Elementary clothing with emphasis upon selection, construction and basic patterns. One quarter hour. Autiumn, Winter, Spring. Staff 76. Slip-Cover and Drapery Construction. Autumn, Winter, Spring. One quarter hour Mumford DEPARTMENT OF NURSING Ruth P. (Stewart, Director of Basic Nursing Loy F. Doss, Director of Practical Nursing Margaret Howard, Roselyn W. Slade The Department of Nursing Education provides training in two general areas. The first of these, the two-year program (eight quarters), is intended to prepare students as registered nurses. The second area is a one-year program (four quarters) designed to prepare students as practical nurses. Descriptions of these two divisions of nursing education follow: TWO-YEAR BASIC NURSING PROGRAM With the beginning of the Autumn Quarter, 1953, Weber College and the Thomas D. Dee Memorial Hospital are inaugurating a new two- year Basic Nursing Education Program which is designed to prepare young people in the field of nursing and to qualify them to take the State Licensing Examination for Registered Nurses. This program is sponsored by the Division of Nursing Education. Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, and has the full support and cooperation of the Utah State Nurses Association, the Utah League for Nursing, and the Representative Committee for the Practice of Nursing. The program is designed to give the student nurse a general educational background. The program prepares a student for hospital and private duty nursing. A student who desires to complete requirements for a professional nurse status leading to complete requirements for a professional nurse status leading toward a Bachelor of Science Degree may transfer to a four-year degree program. The title of an Associates of Science in Nursing will be granted by Weber College upon completion of the prescribed curriculum. The following curriculum is recommended for the two-year basic program: 89 Basic Nursing First Year A. Bacteriology 2 Chemistry 21 5 English 1, 2, 3 3 Health Education 5 Home Economics 7 Home Economics 35 4 Humanities 1, 2 or 3 Nursing 1 3 Nursing 5 Nursing 10 Nursing 10a Nursing 14 Nursing 14a Nursing 21 Orientation 1 2 Physical Education 11 1 Physiology 2, 3 Psychology 1 W. 5 Su. 18 Second Year A. Humanities 1, 2 or 3 3 Nursing 7 Nursing 11, 11a 2 Nursing 23 4 Nursing 24 Nursing 25 3 Nursing 31 Nursing 33 Nursing 35 Nursing 36 .'.'.'" Nursing 38 Nursing 40 Physical Science 1 Sociology 1 "5 Sociology 14 Electives 17 W. 3 16 18 S. 3 3 5 3 Su. 17 17 17 17 The sequence in which the above courses will be taken may be changed to comply with the class schedule. COURSES OF INSTRUCTION Basic Nursing 1. Basic Nursing Skills. Fundamental principles, techniques and skills of nursing applied to patient care. Theory and practice Three- hour periods per week. Three quarter hours. Autumn. Staff |
