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This course introduces nursing students to essential chemical principles and processes relevant to health care and clinical practice. it focuses on the chemical basis of body functions, drugs, solutions, gases, acids and bases, electrolytes, and biochemical compounds such as carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, enzymes, aldehydes, ketones, and alcohols. emphasis is placed on the application of chemistry to nursing practice, including medication preparation and administration, fluid and electrolyte balance, diagnostic tests, sterilization and disinfection, metabolism, and toxicology. the course is designed to strengthen students’ scientific understanding, enhance critical thinking, and support safe, evidence-based nursing care.
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Beginner
60 hours
Midwifery
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1 hour
Educating the community on healthy living anf preventives ways of preventing diseases.
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1 hour
The course is designed to expose student midwives to the basic concepts and principles of midwifery in community settings.
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Intermediate
30 hours
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1 hour
The goal of this course is to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of contemporary developmental psychology. the course will introduce students to the history, major theories, research methods, and contemporary perspectives in developmental psychology. it will examine development across major domains, including physical and motor development, cognitive development, perceptual development, social development, and personality development. particular attention will be given to development from conception through early adolescence, including **genetics, conception, prenatal development, birth, infancy, childhood, and early adolescence. students will explore the physical, motor, perceptual, cognitive, social, emotional, and personality changes that occur during these developmental stages. the course will also examine major **theories of cognitive and social development, providing students with an understanding of how biological, psychological, social, and environmental factors interact to influence human development. by the end of the course, students should have a broad understanding of the major concepts, theories, and processes involved in human development and be able to apply developmental psychology principles to real-life situations.
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Beginner
100 hours
Foundations of nursing introduces nursing students to the fundamental knowledge, skills, attitudes, and principles needed for safe and effective nursing practice. the course covers essential areas such as patient care, communication, health assessment, infection prevention and control, vital signs, safety, hygiene, basic nursing procedures, ethics, and professional responsibilities.
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2 hours
Introductionthe course exposes the student midwives to understand and appreciate the normal physiological changes at different stages of growth and development of the infant. this will promote skillacquisition and competency in new-born assessment through infancy for the provision andpromotion of optimal carelearning objectivesat the end of the course, the student should be able to:1. describe the structure and physiological changes of a new-born2. demonstrate competence in the examination and care of the new-born3. describe the component of infant nutrition4. discuss the steps in the follow-up and discharge of the new-born.course contentunit 1: the new-born- features of the new-born.- transition from intra to extra uterine life.- physiological, chemical and structural changes in the new-born e.g. changes in respiratory,
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1 hour
**introduction to sociology** is a course that examines human society, social relationships, institutions, culture, and human behaviour within social settings. it introduces students to fundamental sociological concepts, including socialisation, social norms, family, education, religion, social inequality, and social change. the course helps students understand how society influences individual behaviour and how individuals contribute to the development of society, with particular relevance to healthcare, nursing practice, and patient care.
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Beginner
75 hours
