LUMHS COURSE SYLLABUS OF POST RN BSN NURSING
POST RN BSN NURSING SEMESTER II
LUMHS Post RN BSN Nursing Course
Syllabus Integrated Sciences Chemistry
Integrated Sciences–II (Chemistry) First Year Second Semester
LUMHS COURSE SYLLABUS OF POST RN BSN NURSING FIRST YEAR SEMESTER-II OF SUBJECT
INTEGRATED SCIENCES CHEMISTRY
LIAQUAT UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES (LUMHS)
Post RN BS Nursing Program
Course Syllabus
Title : Integrated Sciences–II (Chemistry)
Course No. : 709
Credits Hours : 1.5 Credits
Placement : Year I Semester II
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Post RN BSN Nursing Course Syllabus of Chemistry for BScN 2nd Semester course is designed to provide an educational experience in Chemistry to the BScN Degree program. Selected topics for competent nursing care will be dealt with in the Laboratory component, which is including providing opportunities for practical hands on Science work.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
At the end of this course the students will be able to:
1. Explain the Chemical composition of basic bio molecules, their functions and their metabolism in the body
2. Describe the physical factors, which stimulate responses in the human body
3. Discuss selected scientific principles behind the working of various systems in the body
4. Carry out diagnostic procedure and therapeutic nursing care requiring accurate knowledge of related scientific principles and facts.
TEACHING / LEARNING STRATEGIES:
Pre readings, Lectures, Lab work, Small group discussion, presentations,
Quizzes and Self Study
COURSE EXPECTATIONS:
Class and Lab. participation
Completion of assignments and Tests on due dates
Completion of Lab. Sheets
Pre Reading i.e. preparation for class
EVALUATION CRITERIA:
Assignments 10%
Mid-term exam 10%
Final exam 80%
References:
Sackheim, G.I. (1990). Chemistry for the health sciences New York: Macmillan.
Porth, C. M. (1986). Pathophysiology: Concepts of altered health Status. New York J. B. Lippincott.
Totora, G. J., & Anagnostakos, N. P. (1987). Principle of Anatomy and physiology. New YorK: Harper& Row.
Guyton, A. C. (1991). Text book of medical physiology (8th Ed). New York: Lippincott.
POST RN BScN NURSING SUBJECT
Content
Chemistry
Unit – I
Organic Chemistry:
- Review of structural formula and isomers
- Bonding ability of Carbon and Hydrogen
- Functional groups and alcohol, aldehyde,
- Ketones and Amines
Lab: Properties of Organic Compounds
Unit – II
Intra-molecular Forces:
- Review of bonding
- Forces between molecules
- Its effect on water and other molecules of
- Biological importance
Unit – III
Redox and Metabolism:
- Chemical reactions and Redox
- Different kinds of reactions common
- In the body
- Anabolism and Catabolism
Unit – IV
Liquid Mixture: Liquid Solution
- Their measures in normal, Molar, Osmolar, and mEqs.
- REDOX Reaction (Lab)
Unit – V
Fluid- Electrolytes Balance:
- Transport across Membranes
- Active Transport
- Facilitated diffusion and Dialysis
- Sodium Potassium Pump together
- With ions and Electrolytes
Lab: Liquid Mixture.
Lab: Transport across Membranes.
Unit – VI
Sources of Cellular Energy:
- ATP and Energy of activation for chemical
- Equilibrium.
Unit – VII
Acid- Base Balance:
- Acid- Base Balance and Buffers
- Relation to the Respiratory System
- Relation of pH and Respiration
Lab: Buffers
Unit – VIII
Radioactivity
- Radioactivity in Medicine
- Therapeutic and diagnostic
Unit – IX
Metabolism
A: Metabolism of Carbohydrates:
- Structure and classification of Carbohydrates
- Metabolic pathway of Carbohydrates
- Degradation
Lab: Metabolism
B: Metabolism of Lipids:
- Structure and classification of Lipids
- Lipid Metabolism and Cholesterol
Lab: Carbohydrates
- Structure and Metabolism of proteins
Lab: Lipids
C: Properties of Plasma Proteins
Lab: Proteins
D: Hormones and Enzymes
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