SYLLABUS
Allied Health I
Greenville Technical Center
Course Description
The program introduces the student to careers available in the health field, basic anatomy and physiology, and basic patient care skills. Upon completion of this first year introductory course the student will be trained to be an entry-level general basic health care assistant and trained in CPR and first aid. The student will be better able to make an informed choice of a health occupation that he/she plans to pursue. This course is taught for one year, and it earns 2 Carnegie Units. Students who complete Allied Health I may count one of the credits earned in this course as one science credit toward graduation requirements. (Grades 10-12; 2 Carnegie units)
November 2009
11-02-09 Unit 4 exam Standard Precautions
Hand-washing skill check-off
Week of 11-02-09 Unit 5 First Aid/CPR
Weekly quiz 11-05-09 (Ba - Bx)
Week of 11-09-09 Unit 5 Unit 5 First Aid/CPR
Weekly quiz 11-12-09 (C -CEO)
Week of 11-16-09 Unit 7 Organization of the Body
Weekly quiz 11-19-09 (CF -CO)
11-23 -26, 2009 Have a Blessed and Safe Thanksgiving Holiday
Week of 11-30-09 Continue with Unit 7 Organization of the Body
Weekly quiz 12-03-09 (CPK -Cx)
SYLLABUS
Allied Health II
Greenville Technical Center
Course Description
The emphasis of the second year of Allied Health is primarily to expose students to advanced skills in the various health occupations and the basic health care sciences. Students may participate in shadowing experiences in selected health care facilities. Upon completion of the second year advanced course, the student will be trained to work as an entry-level assistant in various health occupations and will be certified in CPR at the health care provider level. This course is taught for one year, and it earns 2 Carnegie Units.
This program includes a minimum of 100 hours of clinical-type experience over the two year period. This clinical-type experience can include tours of health care facilities, guest speakers, laboratory practice/demonstration in the classroom, and observation experiences in medical facilities. (2 Carnegie units). Upon successful completion of this class and scoring 80% or greater on MS-CPAS2 students are allowed to receive up to 6 college hours in designated programs.
November 2009
Wednesdays will be utilized for remediation of MS-CPAS2 material.
Week of 11-02-09 Unit 5 Rehabilitative Health
Weekly quiz 11-05-09 (BMR -cal)
Unit 5 exam 11-06-09
Week of 11-09-09 Unit 10 Mental Health
Weekly quiz 11-12-09 (caps -cysto)
11-11-09 TB and Flu skin test will be administered
11-13-09 TB skin test will be read
Week of 11-16-09 Unit 10 Mental Health
Weekly quiz 11-19-09 (D&C -dx)
Week of 11-23-09 Have a safe and blessed Thanksgiving
Week of 10-30-09 Unit 11 Mental Health
Weekly quiz 12-03-09 (EBL -ext).
Notice of Non-Discrimination
The Greenville Public School District complies with all federal and state laws and regulations and does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin or ancestry, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, marriage or veteran status or disability, in employment or in the delivery of educational services. This applies to all educational programs and extra-curricular activities. Inquiries associated with Title VI, Title IX, and/or accommodations for disabled employees, the public and accessibility of facilities and programs should be directed to Dr. Leeson Taylor, Deputy Superintendent at 662-334-7030. Inquiries regarding the application of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act (concerning students with disabilities who are not eligible for Special Education) / Americans with Disability Act should be directed to Dr. Linda Washington, School Psychologist, at 662-334-7167. These individuals may be contacted at the district main office located at 412 S. Main Street. The mailing address is P. O. Box 1619, Greenville, Mississippi 38702-1619.
