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112 Doña Ana Community CollegePL S 222. Cooperative Experience II1–3 cr.Continuation of PL S 221. Each credit requires specified number of hours of on-thejobwork experience. Prerequisite: PL S 221. Restricted to majors.PL S 231. The Law of Commerce for the Paralegal3 cr.Law of agency, commercial paper, personal property, consumer rights. Student willstudy and draft documents relevant to these fields and consider their application anduse in routine law practice. Prerequisite: PL S 160.PL S 255. Special Topics1–4 cr.Specific subjects to be announced in the Schedule of Classes. May be repeated for amaximum of 6 credits.PL S 264. Real Estate Law3 cr.Crosslisted with: BMGT 264PL S 270. Administrative Law for the Paralegal3 cr.A study of the substantive law, procedures, and forms involved in practice before governmentalagencies including worker’s compensation, social security, employmentsecurity, and state and local administrations. Prerequisite: PL S 160.PL S 272. Bankruptcy Law for the Paralegal3 cr.Individual and corporate bankruptcy; the basic principles and processes of bankruptcylaw as a system of debtor relief and debt collection. Prerequisite: PL S 160.PL S 274. Legal Research and Writing for the Paralegal I3 cr.Legal memoranda, briefs, and pleadings will be prepared and written based on thestudent’s original research. Research materials and techniques will be identified andstudied; introduction of computer usage in legal research. Prerequisite: PL S 160 andENGL 111G.PL S 275. Tort and Insurance for the Paralegal3 cr.Primary legal principles of tort and insurance law and means of establishing insuranceplans, types of torts and insurance, as well as use of specific forms and proceduresrelating to these areas. Prerequisite: PL S 160.PL S 276. Wills, Trusts, and Probate for the Paralegal3 cr.Cases and statutes dealing with wills, trusts, and probate. Emphasis on preparationand drafting of documents and the application of the law and documents to the client’sproblems. Prerequisite: PL S 160.PL S 277. Family Law for the Paralegal3 cr.Methods of conducting client interviews and drafting of pleadings and research relativeto families. Laws relating to marriage, divorce, custody, support, adoption, namechange, guardianship, and paternity. Prerequisite: PL S 160.PL S 278. Litigation for the Paralegal3 cr.The law of procedure and evidence will be considered through rules and cases. Casesituations will be used to identify and solve problems. Prerequisite: PL S 160.PL S 279. Legal Research and Writing for the Paralegal II3 cr.Continuation of PL S 274. Advanced training in legal research problems with a focuson analysis, writing, and preparation of sophisticated legal memoranda and documents.Prerequisite: PL S 274.PL S 280. Interviewing and Investigation for the Paralegal3 cr.Techniques of legal interviewing and investigation with emphasis on development ofhuman relations and communication skills. Prerequisite: PL S 160.PL S 298. Independent Study3 cr.Individual studies directed by consenting faculty with prior approval by department head.Prerequisite: PL S 160. May be repeated for maximum of 6 credits. Restricted to majors.PSY—PsychologyPSY 201G. Introduction to Psychology3 cr. (3+3P)Methods and principles of behavior. Topics include human evolution and development,biopsychology, perception, learning, thinking, motivation, social interaction,and the diagnosis and treatment of abnormal behavior.PSY 266. Applied Psychology3 cr.Explanation of the psychological principles of everyday living. Emphasizes motivation,learning of intelligent behavior, and applications of psychology to social issues.RADT—Radiologic Technology (formerly OERT)NOTE: All RADT courses are restricted to Radiologic Technology majors.RADT 100. Introduction to Radiologic Technology and Patient Care 2 cr.Overview of the profession, including ethics, terminology, and basic radiation protection.Addresses basic and specialized procedures and topics related to the care ofthe patient.RADT 101. Radiographic Positioning I4 cr. (2+6P)Covers radiographic procedure and positioning concepts, techniques, terminology,and mechanics related to the thorax, abdomen, extremities, spine and pelvis. Includespositioning lab and clinical observation.RADT 102. Radiographic Positioning II4 cr. (2+6P)Continuation of OERT 101. Includes skull, gastrointestinal, urinary, reproductive, biliarysystems, and more advanced skeletal positions. Includes positioning lab and clinicalobservation. Prerequisite: OERT 101.RADT 103. Introduction to Radiographic Imaging3 cr. (2+2P)Provides the student with an in-depth knowledge of radiographic exposure techniqueand the factors affecting radiographic film quality. Includes lab experiments. Prerequisite:OERT 103.RADT 104. Special Radiologic Modalities2 cr.Discussion of various special procedures used in medical imaging such as, angiography,ultrasound, computerized tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, digitalimaging, nuclear medicine, radiation therapy, etc. Includes guest lectures and fieldtrips. Prerequisite: OERT 203.RADT 105. Radiographic Physics and Equipment3 cr.Fundamentals of rad physics. Includes electromagnetism, x-ray production and interactions,x-ray circuitry, tubes, grids, screens, AES, fluoroscopic and portable units,beam restricting devices, calibration and quality assurance/control. Overview ofmammography, US, CT, MRI, and digital radiography. Prerequisite: OERT 103 or consentof instructor.RADT 106. Introduction to Clinical Education in Radiology 6 cr. (40P)Introduction to basic policies and procedures in clinical settings; hands-on clinicalhours. Prerequisite: OERT 102.RADT 110. Radiographic Pathology1 cr.Overview of pathology demonstrated by radiographic procedures. Prerequisite:OERT 154.RADT 154. Radiographic Anatomy and Physiology3 cr.Basic AP for radiographic application. Includes a systems approach to body structuresand organs as they relate to anatomical projections, radiographic identification, andvarious imaging modalities. Prerequisite: OEHO 153 or BIOL 154 or consent of instructor.Prerequisite(s): BIOL 225 or BIOL 226 or consent of instructor.RADT 156. Independent Study1–6 cr.Individual studies/research on topics related to the radiological sciences. May berepeated for a maximum of 6 credits.RADT 190. CT Equipment and Methodology3 cr.Skill development in the operation of computed tomographic equipment, focusingon routine protocols, image quality, and quality assurance and radiation protection.Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.RADT 200. Radiation Biology and Protection1 cr.Biological effects of ionizing radiation on cells and tissues. Includes radiation measurements,policies and protection measures for self, patients, and others. Prerequisite:OERT 105.RADT 201. Clinical Education I6 cr. (40P)Supervised practice in a radiology department under direct supervision of a registeredtechnician. Includes film critiques. Prerequisite: OERT 106.RADT 202. Clinical Education II11 cr. (36P)Continuation of OERT 201. Student will work under indirect supervision of registeredpersonnel. Prerequisite: OERT 201.RADT 203. Clinical Education III10 cr. (34P)Continuation of OERT 202. Prerequisite: OERT 202.RADT 205. Radiographic Image Critique1 cr.Review of radiographs produced in clinical settings to evaluate anatomy and technicalissues. Prerequisite: OERT 201.RADT 206. Applied Radiographic Procedures2 cr. (1+3P)Advanced course which integrates the principles and techniques of radiologic technology.Prerequisite: OERT 202.RADT 208. Clinical I (Computed Tomography)3 cr.A health-related, work-based learning experience that enables the student to applyspecialized occupational theory, skills, and concepts. Direct supervision is providedby the clinic professional. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor.
2012-2013 Catalog 113RESP—Respiratory Therapy (formerly OERC)NOTE: All RESP courses are restricted to Respiratory Therapy majors.RESP 110. Respiratory Therapy I3 cr.Introduction to basic respiratory care techniques. Includes history, professional organizations,medical gas administration, oxygen therapy, cardiopulmonary AP, patientassessments, and medical terminology. Requires a C or better to remain in program.RESP 110L. Respiratory Therapy I Lab2 cr.Laboratory practice of basic respiratory care procedures. Requires a C or better toremain in program.RESP 111. Respiratory Therapy Cardio-Pulmonary Diseases3 cr.Introduction to basic respiratory care techniques and concepts of physics as they applyto the physiology of the lung.RESP 115. Respiratory Therapy Pharmacology3 cr.Concepts of physics as they apply to the physiology of the lungs. Requires a C or betterto remain in program.RESP 120. Respiratory Therapy II3 cr.Advanced respiratory care techniques. Emphasis on airway management, aerosoltreatment, chest physiotherapy, pharmacology, posture pressure breathing, and pulmonaryrehabilitation. Requires a C or better to remain in program. Prerequisites:Admission to program and OERC 110. Corequisite: OERC 120L.RESP 120L. Respiratory Therapy II Lab2 cr. (6P)Continuation of lab practices and procedures learned in OERC 120, RespiratoryCare II, using equipment and simulations. Requires a C or better to remain in program.Prerequisites: Admission to program, and OERC 110, 110L, 112. Corequisite:OERC 120.RESP 124. Respiratory Therapy II Clinical3 cr. (9P)Supervised practice and application in a hospital setting. Requires a C or better toremain in program. Prerequisites: Admission to program, and OERC 110, 110L, 112.Corequisites: OERC 120 and OERC 120L.RESP 125. Respiratory Therapy Physics3 cr.Concepts of physics as they apply to the physiology of the lungs. Emphasis on lawspertaining to gas, gas flow, humidity, and the mechanics of the breathing process.Requires a C or better to remain in program. Prerequisite: Admission to program.RESP 155. Respiratory Therapy Special Topics1–4 cr.Topics to be announced in the Schedule of Classes. May be repeated for a maximumof 10 credits. Consent of instructor required. Prerequisite: Admission to program.RESP 210. Respiratory Therapy III2 cr.Introduction to adult, mechanical, neonatal ventilator theory and concepts of criticalcare medicine. Requires a C or better to remain in program. Prerequisites: Admissionto program, and OERC 115, 120, 120L, 124. Corequisite: OERC 210L.RESP 210L. Respiratory Therapy III Lab2 cr.Advanced practice procedures using mechanical ventilation devices. Requires a Cor better to remain in program. Prerequisites: Admission to program, and OERC 115,120, 120L, 124. Corequisite: OERC 210.RESP 224. Respiratory Therapy IV Clinical3 cr. (9P)Continuation of OERC 124. Emphasis on mechanical ventilators. Requires a C orbetter to remain in program. Prerequisites: Admission to program, and OERC 115,120, 120L, 124.RESP 230. Respiratory Therapy V3 cr.Continuation of RESP 215. Emphasis on special modalities. Requires a C or better toremain in program.RESP 230L. Respiratory Therapy V Lab2 cr.Advanced practice and procedures of respiratory care. Requires a C or better to remainin program.RESP 233. Respiratory Therapy Cardiopulmonary2 cr.Concepts of physics as they apply to the physiology of the lung. Emphasis on lawspertaining to gas flow, humidity, and the mechanics of the breathing process. Requiresa C or better to remain in program.RESP 234. Respiratory Therapy V Clinical3 cr.Continuation of RESP 214. Emphasis on special modalities.RESP 240. Respiratory Therapy VI3 cr.Advanced theory of hemodynamics, neonate, pediatric, and new specialties that applyto respiratory care. Requires a C or better to remain in program. Prerequisites:Admission to program, and OERC 230, OERC 230L, OERC 233 and OERC 234.Corequisite: OERC 240L.RESP 240L. Respiratory Therapy VI Lab2 cr. (6P)Advanced laboratory practice and procedures. Requires a C or better to remain inprogram. Prerequisites: Admission to program, and OERC 230, 230L, 233, 234.Corequisite: OERC 240.RESP 242. Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)1 cr.Etiology, diagnosis, clinical manifestations, and management of cardiopulmonarydisorders related to respiratory care. Corequisite: OERC 230. Restricted to majors.RESP 243. Respiratory Therapy Neonatal Resuscitation1 cr.Advanced practice of the neonatal resuscitation and certification. Prerequisites: Admissionto program, and OERC 230, 230L, 233, 234. Corequisites: OERC 240 and 244.RESP 244. Respiratory Therapy VI Clinical3 cr. (9P)Clinical experience on special modalities. Requires a C or better to remain in program.Prerequisites: Admission to program, and OERC 230, 230L, 233, 234. Corequisite:OERC 240.RESP 246. Respiratory Therapy Board Prep1 cr.Comprehensive review of respiratory therapy topics. Students will take practice examsthat cover the materials needed to be successful on the RRT, CRT and SAE examsas required by the National Board and Respiratory Care. Prerequisite: Admission toProgram. Graded S/U.RESP 255. Respiratory Therapy Special Topics1–4 cr.Specific subjects to be announced in the Schedule of Classes. May be repeated fora maximum of 4 credits. Consent of instructor required. Prerequisite: Admission toprogram.RESP 298. Respiratory Therapy Independent Study1–10 cr.Individual study for respiratory care majors. Chosen topics must have approval ofprogram coordinator. May be repeated for a maximum of 10 credits. Restricted tomajors. Prerequisite: OERC 110.SOC—SociologySOC 101G. Introductory Sociology3 cr.Introduction to social theory, research, methods of analysis, contemporary issues inhistorical and cross-cultural contexts. Covers groups, deviance, inequality, family,gender, social change, and collective behavior.SOC 201G. Contemporary Social Problems3 cr.Introduction to the fundamentals of social analysis through the analysis of contemporaryAmerican social problems. Emphasis on methods of analysis and cross-nationalcomparisons showing that the social problems studied are common to all societies.Covers racism, violence, poverty, crime, health care, and substance abuse.SOC 248. Special Topics1–3 cr.Specific subjects to be announced in the Schedule of Classes. May be repeated for amaximum of 12 credits.SOC 270. Sociology of the Chicano Community I3 cr.Introductory overview of the Chicano/Mexican-American experience in the U.S.,with an emphasis on the Southwest. Socioeconomic issues affecting Chicano cultureand behavior. Topics include family, la Chicana, mental health, education and languagepolicy, art and literature.SOC 273. Sex and Gender3 cr.Analysis of changes, behaviors, and stereotypes of women and men in contemporaryWestern societies. Same as W S 273.SPAN—SpanishSPAN 111. Elementary Spanish I4 cr.Spanish for beginners. Not open to Spanish-speaking students except by consent of instructor.Prerequisite: language placement and assessment by departmental examination.SPAN 112. Elementary Spanish II4 cr.Spanish for beginners. Not open to Spanish-speaking students except by consent ofinstructor. Prerequisite: language placement and assessment by departmental examinationor C or better in SPAN 111.SPAN 211. Intermediate Spanish I3 cr.Speaking, reading, and writing. Not open to Spanish-speaking students except byconsent of instructor. Prerequisite: language placement and assessment by departmentalexamination or C or better in SPAN 112.SPAN 212. Intermediate Spanish II3 cr.Speaking, reading, and writing. Not open to Spanish-speaking students except byconsent of instructor. Prerequisite: language placement and assessment by departmentalexamination or C or better in SPAN 211.
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