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Family Nurse Practitioner II

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Assignments for Summer 2008
Note:  Reading assignments from Youngkin & Davis unless otherwise specified.

Class Date

Learning Activities to be Completed

May 23
  • For May 23rd, review General Course Information and 473 Course pages on Denise Wilson's web site (http://www.ilstu.edu/~ddwilso2)
  • Complete the module on HIPAA
  • Chapters 1 and 2
  • Review Chapter 4
  • Read Chapter 11 (Vaginitis and STIs)
  • PLEASE SEE MAILING FOR ARTICLE INFORMATION:
  • Article:  Raphaelidis, L., Secor, M. (2006).  Bacterial vaginosis:  Diagnosis and treatment update.  Women's Health Care:  A Practical Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 5 (3), 21-29.
  • Attend and participate in class
May 30
  • Chapter 15 (menopause)
  • Article:  Campbell, S. (2006). Bioidentical hormones:  Achieving the perfect fit.  Advance for Nurse Practitioners, 14 (2), 25-30.
  • Article:  Pinkerton, J.V. (2006).  Vaginal estrogen therapy:  The question of systemic absorption.  The Female Patient, 31, 24-26.
  • Article:  Altman, A. (2006).  Update on hormonal therapy:  The variables that matter.  Women's Health Care:  A Practical Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 5(6), 7-25.
  • Article:  Ettinger, B. (2006).  What's new in osteoporosis management.  The Female Patient, 31, 26-27, 75.
  • Chapter 14 (breast health)
  • Chapter 13, pp. 343-348 (female cancers) 
  • Chapter 22, pp. 806-818 (UTIs, urinary incontinence)
  • Article:  Carcio, H. (2004).  The vaginal pessary.  Advanced for Nurse Practitioners, 12, (10), 47-48, 50, 52-54, 56.
  • Chapter 13, pp. 329-335
  • Chapter 6 (Women and sexuality)
  • Attend and participate in class 
June 6
  • Case studies due
  • Chapter 13 (pelvic disorders)-handout for chronic pelvic pain with outline
  • Article:  Stockwell, J. (2006).  Endometriosis:  Clinical assessment and medical management.  Advance for Nurse Practitioners, 14, (1), 43-45.
  • Article:  Hiller, JG, Miller, MJ, & Stavas, JM. (2005).  Uterine artery embolization. Advance for Nurse Practitioners, 13 (10), 20-25.
  • Chapter 8, pp. 239-240 (menstrual disorders) 
  • Article:  Wolf, LL.   (1999). Dysmenorrhea.  Journal of American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, 11 (3), 125-130.
  • Article:  Sherif, K. (2006).  Polycystic ovarian syndrome in primary care.  The Female Patient, 31, 25-29.
  • Article:  Lund, KJ. (2006).  Abnormal uterine bleeding.  The Female Patient, 31, 8-13.
  • Review for Midterm Exam
  • Attend and participate in class
  • SOAP notes #1-3 must have been accepted by your clinical instructor by this date.
June 13 
  • Midterm Exam
  • No case studies due
  • Article:  Wright, Jr., T., Massad, S., Dunton, D., Spitzer, M., Wilkinson, E., Solomon, D. (2007).  2006 consensus guidelines for the management of women with abnormal cervical cancer screening tests.  American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 346-355.
  • Chapter 9 (controlling fertility)
  • Article:  Nelson, A. (2006).  Nonoral progestin only methods of contraception.  The Female Patient, supplement, 5-10.
  • Readings from Contraceptive Technology:  Read entire section on contraceptive methods.
  • Attend and participate in class
June 20
  • Case studies due
  • Chapters 16 and 17 (OB)
  • Chapter 18  (complications of pregnancy)
  • Chapter 20 (postpartum care)
  • Article:  Munoz, C., Agruss, J., Harger, A., Sivertson, L. (2006).  Postpartum depression:  Detection and treatment in the primary care setting.  The Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 8, 247-253.
  • Attend and participate in class
  • SOAP notes #4 through #6 must have been accepted by your clinical instructor by this date or you will be considered as being unsatisfactory in the clinical portion of the course.
June 27
  • Case studies due
  • Chapter 10 (infertility)
  • Chapter 23 (psychosocial health concerns)
  • Chapter 21 (Cardiovascular disease)
  • Attend and participate in class
  • Review for Final Exam
July 4 Holiday - No Class
July 11
  • Final exam
  • SOAP notes #7 through #10 must have been accepted by your clinical instructor by this date.
August 5 (Tuesday)   Your clinical instructor must have  your completed folders (with all required materials in them) by this date.  You cannot receive a grade in this course without meeting this requirement. 
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Page last updated Thursday, May 08, 2008

Contact Information

Denise D. Wilson, PhD, APN, FNP, ANP
Mennonite College of Nursing

Illinois State University
Campus Box 5810
Normal, IL  61790-5810

Office:  Edwards 220
Phone: (309) 438-2358
Fax: (309) 438-2288
E-mail: ddwilso2@ilstu.edu

Internet: http://www.ilstu.edu/~ddwilso2

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