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Mar 21, 2024 by Linda Sulkowski (lsulkows)
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149 - State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA)
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Program Code
149 - State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA)
Course Code
2895
Learning Outcomes Relationships
PLO 1: Be prepared to successfully pass the State Test Exam for Nurse Aides.
CLO 1: Identifies the role and responsibilities of a Nurse Aide in long term care
CLO 2: Relates importance of maintaining or improving the activities of daily living of a resident
CLO 3: Recognizes basic physiological changes that occur with aging
CLO 4: Applies critical thinking skills in making basic nursing decisions appropriate to the role of a nurse aide
CLO 5: Follows basic principles of infection control
CLO 6: Utilizes self and resident safety and emergency practices
CLO 7: Demonstrates correct basic nursing and personal care skills
CLO 8: Combines observation and subsequent reporting and documentation regarding resident
CLO 9: Integrates therapeutic communication and interpersonal skills in the lab & clinical setting, with residents and agency personnel
CLO 10: Accepts responsibility of promoting the resident’s independence
CLO 11: Adheres to resident’s rights.
CLO 12: Identifies with the emotional and social needs of the resident
CLO 13: Relates importance of gender, cultural, ethnicity impact in care of residents
PLO 2: Be judged as satisfactory or better as an entry-level nurse aide employee by employers.
CLO 1: Identifies the role and responsibilities of a Nurse Aide in long term care
CLO 2: Relates importance of maintaining or improving the activities of daily living of a resident
CLO 3: Recognizes basic physiological changes that occur with aging
CLO 4: Applies critical thinking skills in making basic nursing decisions appropriate to the role of a nurse aide
CLO 5: Follows basic principles of infection control
CLO 6: Utilizes self and resident safety and emergency practices
CLO 7: Demonstrates correct basic nursing and personal care skills
CLO 8: Combines observation and subsequent reporting and documentation regarding resident
CLO 9: Integrates therapeutic communication and interpersonal skills in the lab & clinical setting, with residents and agency personnel
CLO 10: Accepts responsibility of promoting the resident’s independence
CLO 11: Adheres to resident’s rights.
CLO 12: Identifies with the emotional and social needs of the resident
CLO 13: Relates importance of gender, cultural, ethnicity impact in care of residents
PLO 3: Demonstrate minimum competency in knowledge (written), skill testing and standards as required by the Ohio Department of Health (ODH).
CLO 1: Identifies the role and responsibilities of a Nurse Aide in long term care
CLO 2: Relates importance of maintaining or improving the activities of daily living of a resident
CLO 3: Recognizes basic physiological changes that occur with aging
CLO 4: Applies critical thinking skills in making basic nursing decisions appropriate to the role of a nurse aide
CLO 5: Follows basic principles of infection control
CLO 6: Utilizes self and resident safety and emergency practices
CLO 7: Demonstrates correct basic nursing and personal care skills
CLO 8: Combines observation and subsequent reporting and documentation regarding resident
CLO 9: Integrates therapeutic communication and interpersonal skills in the lab & clinical setting, with residents and agency personnel
CLO 10: Accepts responsibility of promoting the resident’s independence
CLO 11: Adheres to resident’s rights.
CLO 12: Identifies with the emotional and social needs of the resident
CLO 13: Relates importance of gender, cultural, ethnicity impact in care of residents
PLO 4: Graduate will apply the roles and responsibilities of a nurse aide in the provision of care of a resident in long-term care.
CLO 1: Identifies the role and responsibilities of a Nurse Aide in long term care
CLO 2: Relates importance of maintaining or improving the activities of daily living of a resident
CLO 3: Recognizes basic physiological changes that occur with aging
CLO 4: Applies critical thinking skills in making basic nursing decisions appropriate to the role of a nurse aide
CLO 5: Follows basic principles of infection control
CLO 6: Utilizes self and resident safety and emergency practices
CLO 7: Demonstrates correct basic nursing and personal care skills
CLO 8: Combines observation and subsequent reporting and documentation regarding resident
CLO 9: Integrates therapeutic communication and interpersonal skills in the lab & clinical setting, with residents and agency personnel
CLO 10: Accepts responsibility of promoting the resident’s independence
CLO 11: Adheres to resident’s rights.
CLO 12: Identifies with the emotional and social needs of the resident
CLO 13: Relates importance of gender, cultural, ethnicity impact in care of residents
PLO 5: Graduate will exercise critical thinking skills to solve problems appropriate to the nurse aide role.
CLO 1: Identifies the role and responsibilities of a Nurse Aide in long term care
CLO 4: Applies critical thinking skills in making basic nursing decisions appropriate to the role of a nurse aide
CLO 6: Utilizes self and resident safety and emergency practices
PLO 6: Graduate will integrate therapeutic communication strategies with resident interactions. \n
CLO 9: Integrates therapeutic communication and interpersonal skills in the lab & clinical setting, with residents and agency personnel
PLO 7: Graduate will utilize safety practices in all aspects of resident care. \n
CLO 1: Identifies the role and responsibilities of a Nurse Aide in long term care
CLO 4: Applies critical thinking skills in making basic nursing decisions appropriate to the role of a nurse aide
CLO 6: Utilizes self and resident safety and emergency practices
CLO 7: Demonstrates correct basic nursing and personal care skills
PLO 8: Students will demonstrate mastery in all state test topic areas.
CLO 1: Identifies the role and responsibilities of a Nurse Aide in long term care
CLO 2: Relates importance of maintaining or improving the activities of daily living of a resident
CLO 3: Recognizes basic physiological changes that occur with aging
CLO 4: Applies critical thinking skills in making basic nursing decisions appropriate to the role of a nurse aide
CLO 5: Follows basic principles of infection control
CLO 6: Utilizes self and resident safety and emergency practices
CLO 7: Demonstrates correct basic nursing and personal care skills
CLO 8: Combines observation and subsequent reporting and documentation regarding resident
CLO 9: Integrates therapeutic communication and interpersonal skills in the lab & clinical setting, with residents and agency personnel
CLO 12: Identifies with the emotional and social needs of the resident
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