Nurse Anesthesia Curriculum Guide
revised May 17, 2002
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FALL 1 |
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NURS 610 |
Theoretical Foundations for Nursing Practice |
3 |
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NURS 646 |
Structure & Function for Advanced Nursing Practicum I |
3 |
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NURA 660 |
Pharmacotherapeutics for Nurse Anesthesia |
3 |
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NURA 650 |
Medical Physical Sciences |
3 |
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NURA 654 |
Professional Aspects of Anesthesia |
3 |
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15 | ||
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SPRING I |
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NURS 611 |
Research: An Introduction to Design |
3 |
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NURS 647 |
Structure & Function for Advanced Nursing Practice II |
3 |
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NURA 651 |
Pharmacology of Anesthesia Drugs |
4 |
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NURA 652 |
Principles of Anesthesia Practice I |
4 |
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14 | ||
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SUMMER 1 |
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NURA 694 |
Advanced Physical Assessment |
3 |
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NURS 640 |
Research: Methodologies and Application |
3 |
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NURA 653 |
Principles of Anesthesia Practice II |
2 |
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NURA 754 |
Anesthesia Practicum-Orientation to the operating room |
4 |
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NURS 648 |
Disease Processes for Advanced Practice |
2 |
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14 | ||
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FALL 2 |
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NURA 655 |
Principles of Anesthesia Practice III |
4 |
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NURA 755 |
Clinical Practicum A |
6 |
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10 | ||
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SPRING 2 |
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NURA 756 |
Clinical Practicum B |
10 |
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10 | ||
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SUMMER2 |
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NURA 757 |
Clinical Practicum C |
10 |
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10 | ||
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FALL 3 |
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NURA 758 |
Clinical Practicum D |
10 |
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10 | ||
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Total Hours |
83 |
Contact hours required by Council on Accreditation 450 contact hours
- 45-Professional Aspects
- 135-Anatomy,Physiology, Pathophysiology
- 45-Chemistry and/or Biochemistry and Physics
- 9O-Pharmacology
- 9O-Principles of Anesthesia Practice
- 45-Journal Club, seminars, patient care conferences, and/or other clinical conferences
Contact hours offered in the MSN degree- 745 contact hours
- 45-Professional Aspects
- 165- Anatomy,Physiology, Pathophysiology and Advance Physical Assessment
- 45-Chemistry and Physics
- 105-Pharmacology
- 150-Principles of Anesthesia Practice
- 180-Journal Club,seminars, patient care conferences and/or other clinical conferences
- 135-Nursing Theory and Research
Minimum Case and Course Requirements of the Program exceeds the general requirements as set forth by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education as set forth in the Standards and Guidelines for Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs. Students traditionally complete more than 700 cases prior to graduation.
Note: Applicants for the CRNA/MSN tract must submit a professional portfolio and academic credentials for review prior to admission to the
MSN program. If there are more deficiencies in preparation at bachelor's level, then courses from the RN-BSN program may be required.