Pusat Pengembangan Bahasa (P2B) Universitas Harapan Bangsa: English Class Description and Syllabus
1. The document describes an English for Nursing course syllabus for a semester at the Pusat Pengembangan Bahasa in Purwokerto, Central Java.
2. The course covers topics like parts of the human body, human internal organs, signs and symptoms, admitting patients, conducting health histories, and assessing vital signs.
3. The syllabus lists 27 meetings over the semester, with objectives, topics, linguistic features, and activities like quizzes, role plays, and assessments for each meeting.
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Pusat Pengembangan Bahasa (P2B) Universitas Harapan Bangsa: English Class Description and Syllabus
1. The document describes an English for Nursing course syllabus for a semester at the Pusat Pengembangan Bahasa in Purwokerto, Central Java.
2. The course covers topics like parts of the human body, human internal organs, signs and symptoms, admitting patients, conducting health histories, and assessing vital signs.
3. The syllabus lists 27 meetings over the semester, with objectives, topics, linguistic features, and activities like quizzes, role plays, and assessments for each meeting.
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Pusat Pengembangan Bahasa (P2B)
UNIVERSITAS HARAPAN BANGSA
Raden Patah St. No. 100 Ledug, Kembaran, Purwokerto, Central Java. Phone: +62281-6843493
English Class Description and Syllabus
Semester/Year IV/ 2019-2020
Title of Course English for Nursing (EFN) 1 Credit 30 meetings (100 minutes/per meeting) Study Program Bachelor and Diploma Nursing Course Description EFN 1 is designed to facilitate nursing students to improve their knowledge and communication skills and prepare them to an English-speaking healthcare environment.
English Course Syllabus
Meeting Topic Objective Linguistic Feature(s) Can recognize the Preview on course of semester 1 Course Description materials learnt for one 4 semester 1. Can mention parts of Vocabulary: Noun (nose, head, body hand, etc.); Inf. Verbs (blow, lift, Unit 1: 2. Can make instructions nod, etc.) 2 Parts of Human Body Parts of Body using parts of body GF: Demonstrative pronoun “this, these”, Singular & Plural, Imperative Sentence Can mention human Vocabulary: Nouns (kidney, lung, 3 internal organs and their brain, etc.); Inf. Verbs (pump, Unit 2: location produce, filter, etc.) Human Internal Organs Human Internal Can mention the GF: Demonstrative pronoun “this, Organs 4 functions of human these”, Singular/Plural, Simple internal organs Present Tense Game on Parts of Can describe parts of 5 Human Body and Play Time human body and human All materials given Human Internal Organs internal organ correctly Can comprehend the Written quiz (parts of human body 6 Quiz 1 Quiz topics learnt in the and human internal organs) previous meetings 1. Can identify signs and Vocabulary: Noun (fever, cold, symptoms cough, etc.) Signs and Symptoms 7 2. Can use correct GF: I’ve/she’s got stomachache; (Vocabulary) expression for illness Asking condition; Expressing and health problem sympathy 1. Can identify signs and Vocabulary: Noun (fever, cold, Unit 3: symptoms cough, etc.) Signs and Symptoms Signs and 8 (Case Study) 2. Can use correct GF: I’ve/she’s got stomachache; Symptoms expression for illness Asking condition; Expressing and health problem sympathy Can ask the dimension of 9 Dimension of Pain pain Vocabulary: gerund (burning, Can use proper cramping, stinging, etc.) 10 Handling Complaint expressions when Meeting Topic Objective Linguistic Feature(s) handling patient’s GF: WH and Yes/No Question for complaint asking dimension of pain (location, Can practice asking the character, timing,etc.) Practice: Handling dimension of pain and 11 Role Play 1 Complaint using expressions of handling complaint Can recall the knowledge 12 Review of the materials learnt Verbal Evaluation 1 13 (Part 1) Mid-term Test All materials given Can answer questions Verbal Evaluation 1 14 related to material learnt (Part 2) 15 Written Evaluation 1 Can explain the Reading: admission procedure in a 16 Admission Form admission procedure in a hospital Unit 5: hospital Admitting Can complete the Listening: recording details Practice: Admission Patient admission form using the Writing: completing forms 17 Procedure information gathered from patient Can collect CC & HPI of Reading: Seven Attributes of a Components of the patient using proper Symptom Health History: Chief expression with good Speaking: expressions used in 18 Complaint (CC) & pronunciation and asking CC & HPI History of Present intonation Grammar: open- & closed-ended Illness (HPI) Unit 6: questions Components of the Conducting Can collect PMH of Vocabulary: past medical history Health History: Past Anamnesis patient using proper (PMH), surgical history (SH), 19 History (PH) & expression with good immunizations, family history, Medication History pronunciation and tobacco &/ alcohol use, allergies (MH) intonation Practice: Conducting Can perform anamnesis All materials given 20 Anamnesis to a patient effectively Can comprehend the Written quiz (admitting patient and 21 Quiz 2 Quiz topics learnt in the conducting anamnesis) previous meetings Can perform body Listening: assessing axillary temperature assessment temperature Assessing Body 22 confidently with Speaking: giving instructions Temperature appropriate English expressions Can perform peripheral Listening: assessing peripheral pulse assessment pulse Assessing Peripheral 23 confidently with Speaking: giving instructions Pulse appropriate English Unit 7: expressions Checking Vital Can perform respiratory Listening: assessing respiratory Signs rate assessment rate 24 Assessing Respiration confidently with Speaking: giving instructions appropriate English expressions Can perform blood Listening: assessing blood pressure pressure assessment Speaking: giving instructions Assessing Blood 25 confidently with Pressure appropriate English expressions Meeting Topic Objective Linguistic Feature(s) Can interpret the results Reading: interpreting medical test Interpreting instrument of vital signs checking results 26 readings and accurately using correct Writing: recording daily measurements grammar observations Grammar: auxiliary, adjectives Can prepare the students’ 27 Preparation script for a role play 1. Can use the 28 Role Play 2 (Part 1) appropriate vocabularies and expressions for filling Verbal admission form, All materials given Evaluation 2 asking patient’s 29 Role Play 2 (Part 2) health status and illnes history, and doing vital sign 2. Can use the appropriate tools Can answer questions 30 Written Evaluation 2 Final Test All materials given related to material learnt
Scoring System: Rules:
Components Contribution 1. Late comers will get punishment if coming more Class Participation & Attendance 10% than 15 minutes. Quiz 1 10% 2. No cell phoning in the classroom. Assignment Quiz 2 10% 3. No littering in the classroom. Role Play 1 10% 4. No jeans and sandals. Verbal Evaluation 1 15% 5. No cheating during evaluation. Mid-term Test Written Evaluation 1 15% Verbal Evaluation 2 15% Final Test Written Evaluation 2 15% Total 100%