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DMS140 — Clinical Preparedness

4 credits · 4 hours

This is the initial, introductory course in a six-part clinical education series (DMS 140, DMS 151, DMS 250, DMS 251, DMS 252 and DMS 253). This course will include in-class didactic work as well as time spent working in a clinical environment. Professional communication, ethical decision making, cultural humility, conflict resolution, and the role of the student sonographer in a healthcare team will be explored. Documentation of clinical requirements and record keeping using clinical software will also be discussed. This course will also focus on patient care with diverse populations, including vital sign assessment, interventional procedures and patient safety protocols. Scope of practice, compliance with national and industry standards, infection control, conflict resolution, and advanced communication techniques will also be explored.

Prerequisites: DMS102

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