RCBS - 1150 FUNDAMENTALS OF PATIENT ASSESSMENT
[3 hours] An introductory experience in respiratory care, including the
skills necessary for basic assessment and treatment of the pulmonary patient with oxygen. Medical ethics and interpersonal communications
skills along with protection of the patient and staff from infection will also be covered. Corequisite: RCBS 1160
RCBS - 1160 RESPIRATORY PHYSIOLOGY
[3 hours] A study of respiratory physiology, including gas laws, gas transport, and the
mechanics of ventilation. Corequisite: RCBS 1150
RCBS - 1250 AIRWAY CARE AND MAINTENANCE
[3 hours] Discussion and practice of procedures used to establish and maintain a
patent airway. Artificial airways, aerosol therapy, Intermittent Positive Pressure Breathing, and bronchopulmonary drainage are included in
this course. Prerequisite: RCBS 1150, 1160; CPR certification Corequisite: RCBS 1260
RCBS - 1260 CARDIOPULMONARY THERAPEUTICS
[3 hours] Discussion of the principles and agents used in the pharmacologic
treatment of cardiopulmonary diseases. Prerequisite: RCBS 1150, 1160 Corequisite: RCBS 1250
RCBS - 1350 PATIENT MONITORING
[3 hours] Laboratory and clinical experiences are provided in invasive and non invasive
procedures used to monitor patient status, including blood gas analysis, pulse oximetry and capnography. Prerequisite: RCBS 1250, 1260
Corequisite: RCBS 1360
RCBS - 1360 ACID BASE BALANCE
[3 hours] This course includes a discussion of acid base and electrolyte balance, and
interpretation of laboratory values. Prerequisite: RCBS 1250, 1260 Corequisite: RCBS 1350
RCBS - 2450 ADVANCED THERAPEUTICS
[4 hours] Theoretical principles involved in the initiation, maintenance and
discontinuance of mechanical ventilation. Laboratory experiments on a variety of adult mechanical ventilators. Clinical
experiences that encompass the total care of the critically ill patient. Prerequisite: RCBS 1350, 1360 Corequisite: RCBS 2460
RCBS - 2460 CARDIOPULMONARY PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
[3 hours] Discussion of the etiology, pathophysiology, clinical manifestations
and treatment of diseases affecting the cardiopulmonary systems is presented. Case studies involving various disease states will also be
reviewed. Prerequisite: RCBS 1350, 1360 Corequisite: RCBS 2450
RCBS - 2550 MECHANICAL VENTILATION OF THE ADULT
[3 hours] Theoretical principles involved in the initiation, maintenance and
discontinuance of mechanical ventilation on the adult patient. Special emphasis on the monitoring of hemodynamic values in critically ill
patients. Prerequisite: RCBS 2450, 2460 Corequisite: RCBS 2560
RCBS - 2560 CARDIOPULMONARY DIAGNOSTICS
[3 hours] Discussion of the theory of cardiopulmonary diagnostics to include cardiac
rhythm analysis, hemodynamic monitoring, spirometry, and x-ray interpretation. Prerequisite: RCBS 2450, 2460 Corequisite: RCBS
2550
RCBS - 2990 INDEPENDENT STUDY
[1 - 4 hours] A course designed to provide educational opportunities in a specialized academic
area under the direct supervision of a faculty member.
RCBS - 3100 CLINICAL ASSESSMENT
[3 hours] This course will aid the student in the design, development and implementation of
patient respiratory care plans. The students� critical thinking skills are enhanced through the use of case studies and clinical
simulations that are combined with assessment techniques to evaluate the care and the steps necessary to modify care. Prerequisite: RCBS
2550, 2560 or permission of instructor
RCBS - 3200 NEONATAL/PEDIATRIC RESPIRATORY CARE
[4 hours] A discussion of the etiology, pathophysiology and treatment of
neonatal and pediatric disorders. Laboratory exercises designed to familiarize student with neonatal and pediatric resuscitation and
ventilation. Prerequisite: RCBS 2550, 2560
RCBS - 3300 ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT
[2 hours] American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support course designed
to aid in the management of cardiopulmonary emergencies. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor; RCBS 1010
RCBS - 3400 ADVANCED CARDIOPULMONARY THERAPEUTICS FOR THE RCP
[3 hours] Course will provide students with knowledge and skills outlined
by Ohio Respiratory Care licensure law for administration of medications in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiopulmonary ailments.
Prerequisite: Instructor�s permission.
RCBS - 4100 NEONATAL/PEDIATRIC CLINICAL
[2 hours] Applied neonatal and pediatric care including mechanical ventilation and
invasive and non-invasive monitoring. Prerequisite: RCBS 3200
RCBS - 4300 ADVANCED PULMONARY DIAGNOSTICS AND PROCEDURES
[4 hours] Advanced studies in the theory and practice of pulmonary
monitoring including calculation and interpretation of hemodynamic values, indirect calorimetry, indirect spirometry, exercise testing, impedance
pneumgraphy, and apnea monitoring. Prerequisite: RCBS 3100, 3200
RCBS - 4500 DELIVERY OF CARE AT ALTERNATIVE SITES
[4 hours] The delivery of care to cardiopulmonary patients outside of the
acute care facility will be discussed. Standards of care in addition to the funding of this care will be investigated. Special
procedures in respiratory care will be presented. Prerequisite: RCBS 3100
RCBS - 4600 ADVANCED CRITICAL CARE
[3 hours] Discussion of current ventilatory support techniques and specialized procedures
used in the monitoring and management of critically ill patients. Clinical experiences concentrate on advanced skills in the acute care
setting. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor
RCBS - 4700 RESEARCH ANALYSIS IN RESPIRATORY CARE
[3 hours] Review of appropriate statistical knowledge required to analyze
applied/clinical and basic published research. Includes a review of the elements of basic research design, reliability and validity, and
critical review of cardiopulmonary research literature. Prerequisite: HEAL 4800
RCBS - 4740 POLYSOMNOGRAPHY I
[3 hours] Examination of the physical and physiologic/neuromuscular basis for sleep disorders,
including sleep apnea syndrome and obstructive sleep apnea syndrome. Practical application of overnight diagnostic screening, emergency
procedures, patient safety, equipment set-up, calibration and safety. Prerequisite: RCBS 4300, 4500
RCBS - 4760 PLOYSOMNOGRAPHY II
[3 hours] Examination of the pathology and morbidity associated with sleep dysfunction and
sleep disorders. Continued practical application of overnight testing procedures and specialized treatment procedures, i.e., continuous
positive airway pressure, supplemental oxygen administration, multiple sleep latency testing, nocturnal penile tumescence, infant/pediatric
studies. Prerequisite: RCBS 4300, 4740
RCBS - 4990 INDEPENDENT STUDY
[1 - 4 hours] Independent study of specific topics and issues under the supervision of a
faculty member of the Department of Health Promotion and Human Performance. The student will participate in independent reading,
clinical/laboratory research, field experience and other similar activities. Independent study course must have a specialty: seminar sheet
required.
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