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Medical Service Specialist, Blocks III, V, VI, 10-11.

Military Curriculum Materials for Vocational and

Technical Education.

Air Force Training Command, Sheppard AFB, Tex.; Ohio

State Univ., Columbus. National Center for Research

in Vocational Education.

Office of Education (DHEW), Washington, D.C.

11 Jul 75

723p.; For related documents, see ED 226 238 and CE

PUB TYPE

Guides - Classroom Use - Guides (For Teachers) (052)

EDR'S PRICE

MF04/PC29 Plus Postage.

*Allied Health Occupations Education; Behavioral

Objectives; Cpurse Descriptions; Curriculum Guides;

First Aid; Learning Activities; *Medical Assistants;

*Medical Services; Nurses; *Nurses Aides; *Nursing

Education; Postsecondary Education;'Programed

Instructional Materials; Safety; Textbooks;

*Vocational Education; Workbooks

Military Curriculum Project

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INStITUTION

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DE¡ìCRIPTORS

IDENTIFIERS

ABSTRACT

This second course of a two-course,

postsecondary-level series for medical service specialist is one of a

number of military-developed curriculum packages selected for

adaptation to vocational instruction and curriculum development in a

civilian setting. The purpose stated for the 89-hour course is to

provide training in the basic theory and skills for providing nursing

care and treatment to patients in medical wards, dispensaries, and

clinics. Information and training is designed for students at the

apprentice level. Three blocks of instruction cover Specialized

Nursing Care I (patients with respiratory, endocrine, and orthopddic

disorders; cardiopulmonary resuscitation; terminal illness and

postmortem care; nursing care planning; outpatient and emergency

services; and emergency care), Specialized Nursing Care II (medical

terminology, patients with neurological and urological disorders,

obstetrical patient and newborn, pediatric patient, and

administration of medications), and Specialized Nursing Care III

(patients with mental health, circulatory, maxillofacial or EENT,

skin, and gastrointestinal disorders; and geriatric and chronically

ill patients). Instructor materials include a course chart and plan

of instruction detailing the units of instruction, criterion

objectives, and support materials needed. Student materials include

20 study guides or workbooks with exercises and problems, a handout

of case studies, and a prdgramed text. Suggested audiovi3ual aids are

not provided. (YLB)

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MTUTAIY CURRICULUM MATERIALS

The military-developed curriculum materials in this course

package were selected by the National Center for Research in

Vocational Education Military Curriculum Project for dissentination to the six regional Curriculum Coordination Centers and

other instructional materials agencies. The purpose of

disseminating these courses was to make curriculum materials

develoced by the military more accessible to vocational

educators in the civilian setting.

The course materials were acquired, evaluated by project

staff and practitioners in the field, and prepared for

nilitary

dissemination. Materials which were specific to the

copyrighted

materials

were

either

omitted

or approwere deleted,

These

course

packages

contain

val far their use was obtained.

curriculum resource materials which can be adapted to support

vocational instruction and curriculum development.

Military

Curriculum Materials

Dissemination Is ...

What Materials

Are Available?

How Can These

Materials Be Obkainecl?

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an activity to increase the accessibility of

military developed curriculum materials to

vocational and technical educators.

I his project, funded by the U.S. Of fice of

Education, includes the identification and

acquisition of curriculum materials in print

form from the Coast Guard, Air Force,

Army, Marine Corps and Navy.

One hundred twenty courses on microfiche

(thirteen in paper form) and descriptions of

each have been provided to the vocational

Curriculum Coordination Centers and other

instructional materials agencies for dissemination.

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Contact the Curriculum Coordination Center

in your region for information on obtaining

materials (e.g., availability and cost). They

will respond to your request directly or refer

you to an instructional materials agency

closer to you.

materials include programmed

instruction, curriculum outlines, instructor

guides, student workbooks apd technical

Course

COOIIIMJA i101J CI:1111E11S

Access to military cuiriculuni materials is

plovided thiough a "Joim Memorandum of

lindeistanding" between the U S. Office of

Education and the Department of Defense.

maimals.

EAST CENTRAL

NORTHWEST

Rebecca S Douglass

Willi am,Dan iels

The 120 amuses repiesent the following

¡ãhector

he acquired materials are reviewed by staff

and subject matter specialists, and courses

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Dilector

100 North f-irst Street

Springfield. II. 62777

217/782 0159

MIDWEST

SOUTHEAST

tioberl Patton

Director

James F. Shill, Ph .D.

1515 West Sixth Ave.

Mississippi State University

Drawer DX

Mississippi State, MS 39762

deemed applicable to vocational and tech

incal educanon are selected for dissemination.

The National Center for Besearch in

Vocational Education is the U.S. Office Of

Education's designated replesentative

acquire the materials and condfict the project

sixteen vocational subject areas: .

Agriculture

Aviation

Building &

Construction

Machine Shop

Management &

Supervision

Communications

Meteorology &

Navigatimi

!nailing

Engine Mechanics

Project Staff:

Wesley E. Budke, Ph.D., Dnector

National Center Cleanngliouse

Shirley A. Chase, Ph D.

Project Director

leating & Air

Conditioning

Trades

Cler ical

Occupat ions

Electronics

act ivines.

,Food Service

Health

rink with application to vocational and

technical education are identified and selected

Olympia, WA 90504

206/75108 /9

Mr COW

601/3252510

Pho tography

Public Service

Tire number of courses and the subject areas

represented will expand as additional mate-

for dissem inat ion .

Stillwater, OK 74704

405/377 2000

Building 17

Audusti ial Park

NORTHEAST

Joseph F. Kelly, Ph .D.

Director

225 West State Sheet

1 renton, NJ 011625

609/292 6562

WESTERN

Lawience l. H. Zane, Ph.D.

Dim ector

1776 University Ave.

Honolulu, 111 96022

1100/940-71334

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The National Center

Mission Statement

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Military Curriculum

Materials for

Vocational and

Technical Education

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The National Center for Research in

Vocational Ethication's mission is to increase

the ability of diverse agencies, institutions,

and organizations to solve educational problems relating to individual "career planning,

preparation, and progression. The National

Center fulfills its mission by:

Inforimtion and Fif!kl

5tvice5 Divinion

The. i Wion:11 Cenler for riesNircli

in Vocltionn1 Cduc.alion

Generating knowledge through research

Developing educational programs and

products

Evaluating individual program needs

and outcomes

Installing educational programs and

products

Operating information systems arid

services

Conducting leadership development and

training programs

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT

Military Curriculum Materials

WRITE OIL CALL

Pr ow am Information Of lice

1he National Center for Besearch in Vocational

Education

The Ohio State University

1960 Kenny (load, Columbus, Ohio 43210

Telephone: 614/406 3655 or Toll Free 800/

848 4815 within the continental U.S.

(except Ohio)

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