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ADED 250 - Adult Education Principles and Design

Course Description:
Adult Education Principles and Design will assist learners in acquiring the capabilities necessary to develop, implement and evaluate educational programs for adult learners. Theoretical concepts and program planning components such as needs assessment, developing program objectives, designing instructional plans, budgeting and marketing, and program evaluation will be discussed.

3 Credits

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ANPH 200 - Physiology and Physical Assessment

Course Description:
Physiology and Physical Assessment will provide an integrated study of cellular anatomy and physiology of body systems. A comprehensive physical examination including history gathering and interview strategies will be emphasized.

3 Credits

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ANPH 201 - Physiology and Physical Assessment

Course Description:
Physiology and Physical Assessment embraces an integrated approach to the study of body systems with a focus on both anatomy and physiology. Key components of this approach include gathering a patent’s history, developing interview strategies and learning how to conduct a comprehensive physical examination.

1.5 Credits

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ANPH 202 - Anatomy and Pathology 1

Course Description:
Anatomy and Pathology 1 focuses on select clinical and anatomic presentations of human health and disease states from the standpoint of the radiologic technologist. Conventional anatomic presentations and images from a variety of medical diagnostic modalities related to the central nervous, endocrine, immune, and cardiovascular systems and hemopoietic sub-system, will be used to demonstrate how structural and functional changes affect radiographic appearances, procedures and protocols.

3 Credits

Corequisite(s):

APPH 226
MRAD 204
MRAD 223
RADP 215

ANPH 205 - Sectional Anatomy

Course Description:
Sectional Anatomy is the study of human anatomy in two-dimensions along multiple planes. Learners will use anatomical cross-sectional slices to investigate spatial relationships between anatomical structures in the body. Focus will be placed on identifying normal anatomy and spatial relationships of organs and structures specific to ultrasound studies.

3 Credits

Equivalent(s):
ANPH 255
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ANPH 209 - Anatomy and Physiology

Course Description:
Anatomy and Physiology provides learners with an overview of the anatomy and basic physiology of the human body. Areas that will be covered include the organization of the body; covering, support, and movement of the body; regulation and integration of body functions; maintenance of the body; and continuity of the human race. Diseases and aging processes will also be briefly discussed.

3 Credits

Required Materials
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ANPH 215 - Anatomy and Physiology

Course Description:
Anatomy and Physiology presents the structure and function of organs and systems in the normal human body, with a focus on physiology as it relates to nuclear medicine.

3 Credits

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ANPH 220 - Anatomy and Applied Terminology

Course Description:
Anatomy and Applied Terminology provides learners with an overview of the anatomy and physiology of the body in combination with related medical terminology commonly used in health information professions. Focus will also be placed on the fundamentals of medical word building.

3 Credits

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ANPH 252 - Anatomy and Pathology 2

Course Description:
Anatomy and Pathology 2 is a continuation of the course material studied in Anatomy and Pathology 1. Conventional anatomic presentations and images from a variety of medical diagnostic modalities related to the respiratory, gastrointestinal, hepatobiliary, skeletal, and genitourinary systems will be used to demonstrate how structural and functional changes affect radiographic appearances, procedures and protocols.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ANPH 202
APPH 226
MEDT 211
MRAD 204
MRAD 223
RADP 215

Corequisite(s):

MRAD 254
MRAD 256

ANPR 300 - Analysis and Presentation

Course Description:
This course provides students with the ability to retrieve, organize, analyze and report data and information. Students are instructed on the use and content of the basic Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) reports and on data presentation and graphing techniques. Students will then practice reporting the data in an accurate and appropriate manner. Students will also be expected to calculate hospital statistics using established formulas, understand data analysis methodology and the importance of quality data.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

PRAC 264

APPH 226 - Apparatus and Image Management

Course Description:
Apparatus and Imaging Management presents the principles of X-ray image formation and manipulation. An explanation of how radiographic equipment works and the ways in which the results can be manipulated in order to obtain the best diagnostic image are discussed. Application of theory and hands-on work with X-rays will help encourage the critical thinking skills required to control image quality as well as safely operate the imaging equipment.

3 Credits

Corequisite(s):

ANPH 202
MRAD 204
MRAD 223
RADP 215

Equivalent(s):
APPH 225
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CDAB 210 - Data Classification 1

Course Description:
Data Classification 1 is an introduction to the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Health Related Problems, Tenth Revision, Canada (ICD-10-CA) - and the Canadian Classification of Health Interventions (CCI)-specific coding principles. The Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) Canadian Coding Standards will also be introduced for infections and neoplasms.

3 Credits

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CDAB 260 - Data Classification 2

Course Description:
Data Classification 2 is a continuation of Data Classification 1 and will focus on International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Health Related Problems, Tenth Revision, Canada (ICD-10-CA) and Canadian Classification of Health Interventions (CCI)-specific coding principles as they apply to the integument and breast, musculoskeletal and connective tissue, cardiac, respiratory, digestive, eye, ears, nose and throat and urinary tract categories. New Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) abstracting principles relating to a patient’s episode of care will also be introduced. Learners will have the opportunity to apply the coding and abstracting principles through the use of Folio Views and the 3M Health Data Management Coding and Abstracting System.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ANPH 220
CDAB 210
COMP 264
HILA 200
HRSC 210
PATH 242

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

CDAB 310 - Data Classification 3

Course Description:
Data Classification 3 is a continuation of Data Classification 2 and focuses on the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Health Related Problems, Tenth Revision, Canada (ICD-10-CA) - and Canadian Classification of Health Interventions (CCI)-specific coding principles as they apply to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), endocrine, nervous and male and female reproductive systems, mental health, injuries and drug complications and other reasons for hospitalization. Focus will be placed upon the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) abstracting principles as well as the use of the 3M Health Data Management coding and abstracting software.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

CDAB 260

CDAB 360 - Data Classification 4

Course Description:
Data Classification 4 is a continuation of Data Classification 3 and will focus on the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Health Related Problems, Tenth Revision, Canada (ICD-10-CA) and Canadian Classification of Health Interventions (CCI)-specific coding principles as they apply to burns, trauma, complications of medical care, obstetrics and newborns. New Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) abstracting principles relating to patient’s episode of care will be introduced. Other classification systems such as Case Mix Groups and Resource Intensity Weights will be introduced. Learners will have the opportunity to apply the coding and abstracting principles learned in this course through the use of Folio Views and the 3M Health Data Management coding and abstracting system.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

CDAB 310
PRAC 264

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

CHEM 252 - Medical Laboratory Technology Clinical Chemistry 1

Course Description:
In MLT Clinical Chemistry 1, learners are introduced to the metabolism and analysis of biomolecules in body fluids including carbohydrates, hormones, proteins, enzymes, non-protein nitrogen, and electrolytes. Analytical principles of methods that assess organ system functions and correlation of test results with disease are emphasized.

6 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ANPH 209
INFC 215
MEDL 210

CHEM 336 - Medical Laboratory Technology Clinical Chemistry 2

Course Description:
In Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) Clinical Chemistry 2, learners are introduced to the metabolism and measurement of analytes in body fluids including lipids and lipoproteins, cardiac markers, blood gases, acids and bases. Analytical principles of methods that assess organ system functions and correlation of test results with disease are emphasized, including immunoassays.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

CHEM 252
MEDL 354

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

CHEM 376 - MLT Clinical Chemistry 3

Course Description:
Learners are introduced to the concepts of therapeutic drug monitoring and toxicology analysis, as well as a review of urinalysis. Analytical principles of methods and correlation of test results with clinical condition are emphasized.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

CHEM 336

Corequisite(s):

PRAC 369

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

COMM 263 - Practice Skills - Communication

Course Description:
Effective interpersonal communication skills are essential in the healthcare field in order to establish effective relationships with clients, families and other health-care professionals. In Practice Skills - Communication, developing an awareness of personal communication style and skills is coupled with respect for others and an awareness of cultural diversity in learning how to maintain professional boundaries. The development of active listening, interviewing, verbal and non-verbal communication skills and conflict management skills is achieved through role-playing in simulated clinical situations.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ORNT 208
RHAB 232
PSYC 210

Corequisite(s):

RHAB 240
RHAB 242
RHAB 244

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

DENT 201 - Clinical Foundations

Course Description:
Clinical Foundations provides an overview of the armamentarium and procedures for general operations of a dental office and the SAIT Dental Clinic.

1.5 Credits

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DENT 202 - Preventive Procedures 1

Course Description:
Preventive Procedures 1 provides learners with theoretical knowledge and opportunities for developing the dexterity required to perform dental assisting preventive intra-oral skills. The theory component provides evidenced-based knowledge in preventive procedures, the etiology of dental diseases, patient education principles, anticarious agents and desensitization in relation to patient assessment and the process of patient care. The laboratory component provides a solid clinical foundation for performing dental inspections, selective coronal polishing, full mouth probing, fluoride treatments and the application of desensitizing agents.

3 Credits

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DENT 206 - Restorative Procedures 1

Course Description:
Restorative Procedures 1 introduces the various components of restorative dentistry. Topical anesthetic, placement of a rubber dam, and the various instruments used for preparing, cutting and restoring a cavity preparation will be covered.

3 Credits

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DENT 207 - Dental Emergencies and Records

Course Description:
Dental Emergencies & Records presents the basic principles of pharmacology. Learners will develop the skills to accurately obtain and record vital signs, investigate health histories and identify and manage medical emergencies common to the dental environment. In addition learners will critically analyze, maintain and accurately complete dental records and clinical charts. Legal and ethical professional codes of conduct are also discussed in relation to documentation and confidentiality.

3 Credits

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DENT 227 - Dental Specialties 1

Course Description:
Dental Specialties 1 introduces the learner to various disciplines in dentistry. Learners will be exposed to orthodontic, pedodontic, endodontic and other specialty procedures through supporting theory and clinical observations.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DENT 201
DENT 206
DENT 207
DENT 237
DENT 202
INFC 215
XRAY 200

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

DENT 237 - Oral Anatomy and Histology

Course Description:
Oral Anatomy and Histology introduces basic terminology related to the structures of the head, neck and the oral cavity. Tooth structure, the function of dental tissues in health, and pathological conditions will be discussed. Learners will be provided with the opportunity to apply theory of the dental process of care in a lab setting.

3 Credits

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DENT 252 - Prosthodontics 1

Course Description:
Prosthodontics 1 introduces dental assisting procedures for fixed appliances. Learners will have opportunities to work with materials associated with these procedures in the SAIT Dental Clinic and dental lab.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DENT 201
DENT 206
DENT 207
DENT 237
DENT 202
INFC 215
XRAY 200

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

DENT 262 - Preventive Procedures 2

Course Description:
Preventive Procedures 2 will provide clinical sessions for learners to develop competencies in assessment, implementation, and evaluation of preventive intra-oral services for patients. Learners will practice critical thinking skills in the application of patient history, clinical observations, oral health education, rubber cup polish, densensitizing and fluoride treatments. A dental assisting plan for treatment will be completed in each session to adapt dental assisting care to the individual needs of the patient.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DENT 201
DENT 206
DENT 207
DENT 237
DENT 202
INFC 215
XRAY 200

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

DENT 263 - Practice Management

Course Description:
Practice Management provides an overview of dental office procedures and management skills with focus placed on assisting learners in developing skills required to be contributing members of a team. Topics will include conflict management, problem solving, decision making, developing patient/client relations, leadership and legal and ethical issues in the dental workplace.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DENT 201
DENT 206
DENT 207
DENT 237
DENT 202
INFC 215
XRAY 200

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR
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DENT 276 - Restorative Procedures 2

Course Description:
Restorative Procedures 2 builds upon the basic restorative procedures covered in Restorative Procedures 1 and will introduce various types of restorative materials.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DENT 201
DENT 202
DENT 206
DENT 207
DENT 237
INFC 215
XRAY 200

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

DENT 278 - Prosthodontics 2

Course Description:
Prosthodontics 2 introduces assisting procedures associated with removable prosthetics. Learners will develop competency working with materials involved in a removable prosthodontic procedure.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DENT 227
DENT 252
DENT 262
DENT 263
DENT 276
NUTR 230
XRAY 250

DENT 294 - Dental Specialties 2

Course Description:
This course is a continuation of Dental Specialties 1 and provides additional knowledge of various disciplines of dentistry. The students will be exposed to periodontic and oral surgery procedures through supporting theory and clinical observation.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DENT 227
DENT 252
DENT 262
DENT 263
DENT 276
NUTR 230
XRAY 250

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

DENT 297 - Preventive Procedures

Course Description:
Preventive Procedures provides theory and clinical sessions for learners to attain competency in the application of enamel sealants. Learners will use various isolation techniques to apply sealants on mannequins and patients. Other topics include self-evaluation and patient education.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DENT 227
DENT 252
DENT 262
DENT 263
DENT 276
NUTR 230
XRAY 250

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

DMST 202 - Ultrasound Scanning Fundamentals

Course Description:
Ultrasound Scanning Fundamentals is an introduction of ultrasound principles, instrumentation and imaging techniques utilized in a diagnostic medical sonography lab. The learner will develop the basic skills of scanning necessary for the DMS lab courses and practical rotations.

1.5 Credits

Equivalent(s):
DMST 216
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DMST 217 - Professional Practice 1

Course Description:
Professional Practice 1 focuses on developing professional behaviour in a diagnostic imaging context. Lectures, classroom interactions and laboratory experiences are combined to demonstrate the skills required to ensure appropriate workplace relations, patient care, and to prepare learners for practicum.

3 Credits

Equivalent(s):
HREL 201
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DMST 244 - Obstetrics and Gynecology Sonography 1

Course Description:
Obstetrics and Gynecology Sonography 1 will review the anatomical components and related physiology of the female reproductive system, the pregnant uterus, and the embryo/fetus as they pertain to medical sonography. The principles and techniques of gynecological and obstetrical sonography will be introduced and accompanied by ultrasound scanning of the female pelvis in a lab setting. The recognition of normal gynecological and obstetrical sonograms will be covered in a classroom setting and reinforced in a lab setting.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ANPH 205
DMST 202
DMST 217
PHYS 216

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

DMST 253 - Adult Echocardiography 1

Course Description:
Adult Echocardiography 1 reviews cardiac anatomy, cardiac physiology and hemodynamics. Combined with established theory, hands-on lab applications will be used to demonstrate correct scanning techniques and introduce proper interpretation and assessment of echocardiographic images.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ANPH 205
DMST 202
DMST 217
PHYS 216

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Equivalent(s):
DMST 232
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DMST 254 - Abdomen and Superficial Structures 1

Course Description:
Abdomen and Superficial Structures 1 provides a comprehensive assessment of structures in the abdominopelvic cavity focusing on normal anatomy, physiological processes, common sonographic presentations and an introduction to the fundamentals of pathological processes. The recognition of normal sonographic findings will be reinforced in a lab setting.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ANPH 205
DMST 202
DMST 217
PHYS 216

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Equivalent(s):
DMST 224
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DMST 265 - Vascular Sonography 1

Course Description:
Vascular Sonography 1 will provide a review of the anatomy and physiology of the vascular system and related hemodynamics as they pertain to vascular sonography. Pathologies of the venous vascular system as well as the principles and techniques of vascular sonography are introduced and accompanied by ultrasound scanning sessions in a lab setting. The recognition of normal sonographic findings in vascular sonography will be emphasized and reinforced in a lab setting.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ANPH 205
DMST 202
DMST 217
PHYS 216

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

DMST 276 - Professional Practice 2

Course Description:
Professional Practice 2 focuses on preparing the learner for entry into clinical practica. Lectures, on-line discussion and classroom interactions are combined to convey the expectations and requirements for learners in their clinical practical.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DMST 217

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Equivalent(s):
DMST 358
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DMST 283 - Adult Echocardiography 2

Course Description:
Adult Echocardiography 2 is a continuation of cardiac Doppler principles, cardiac Doppler imaging and covers common pathologies and imaging artifacts seen in adult echocardiography. Pathologies will be discussed with a focus on the description of the disease, its clinical presentation, its typical and atypical sonographic appearance(s), its hemodynamic significance, the differential diagnosis or diagnoses involved, and the optimum scanning techniques in imaging the abnormality and its associated findings. This course is reinforced by the learner’s hands on laboratory and clinical practicum objectives in cardiology clinical setting(s) where echocardiography is performed.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DMST 253

DMST 285 - Obstetrics and Gynecology Sonography 2

Course Description:
Obstetrics and Gynecology Sonography 2 covers common maternal diseases as well as intrapartum and postpartum events and conditions. The effects of these conditions on the fetus and the fetal environment will discussed. Recognition of these conditions will be covered in a classroom setting and reinforced in a lab setting.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DMST 244

DMST 293 - Vascular Sonography 2

Course Description:
Vascular Sonography 2 provides theory of anatomy and hemodynamics and the ultrasound assessment of the carotid arteries and intercranial vessels. The recognition of normal sonographic findings in vascular sonography will be reinforced in a lab setting.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DMST 265

DMST 295 - Abdomen and Superficial Structures 2

Course Description:
Abdomen and Superficial Structures 2 provides a comprehensive assessment of superficial structures from a sonographic perspective. Focus is placed on normal anatomy and physiology as well as common disease processes with respect to sonographic presentation, etiology and relevant clinical findings. Sonographic assessment of the thyroid and breast using a breast phantom will be practiced in a lab setting.

11.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DMST 254

DMST 303 - Obstetrics and Gynecology Sonography 2

Course Description:
Obstetrics and Gynecology 2 covers common pathologies found in gynecological and obstetrical sonography. Focus is placed on the clinical presentations of diseases and the typical sonographic appearances used for diagnosis. This course is reinforced in the clinical setting of the practicum.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):
DMST 244 PRCT 265
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DMST 305 - Diagnostic Medical Sonography Simulation 1

Course Description:
DMS Simulation 1 will provide the learner with opportunities to apply the knowledge and skills learned in the first and second semester courses and prepare for practicum. Ultrasound examinations of the abdomen, female pelvis, heart and venous legs will be performed in a simulated environment with a focus on patient care, imaging protocol, communication and work-flow.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DMST 244
DMST 253
DMST 254
DMST 265
PHYS 254

Corequisite(s):

DMST 276

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Equivalent(s):
PRAC 262
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DMST 313 - Abdomen and Superficial Structures 2

Course Description:
Abdomen and Superficial Structures 2 provides a comprehensive assessment of common pathologies found in the abdominopelvic cavity from a sonographic perspective. Focus is placed on etiology, common sonographic appearances and clinical presentations of the diseases. Sonographic assessment of the abdomen will be practiced in the lab setting.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DMST 254
PRCT 265

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Equivalent(s):
DMST 264
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DMST 315 - Obstetrics and Gynecology Sonography 3

Course Description:
Obstetrics and Gynecology Sonography 3 covers the common pathologies found in gynecology and obstetrical sonography. Focus is placed on the clinical presentation of diseases and congenital abnormalities and typical sonographic appearance used for diagnosis. This course material is reinforced in a lab setting using simulation as well as in a clinical practicum setting.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):
One of:

DMST 303
DMST 285

DMST 325 - Adult Echocardiography 2

Course Description:
Adult Echocardiography 2 is a continuation of cardiac Doppler principles, cardiac Doppler imaging and covers common pathologies and imaging artifacts seen in adult echocardiography. Pathologies will be discussed with a focus on the description of the disease, its clinical presentation, its typical and atypical sonographic appearance(s), its hemodynamic significance, the differential diagnosis or diagnoses involved, and the optimum scanning techniques in imaging the abnormality and its associated findings. This course is reinforced by the learner’s clinical practicum objectives in the radiology and cardiology clinical setting(s) where echocardiography is performed.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DMST 253
PRCT 265

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Equivalent(s):
DMST 282
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DMST 326 - Abdomen and Superficial Structures 3

Course Description:
Abdomen and Superficial Structures 3 provides a comprehensive assessment of common pathologies found in the abdominopelvic cavity from a sonographic perspective. Focus is placed on etiology, common sonographic appearances and clinical presentations of the diseases. Sonographic assessment of the abdomen will be practiced in the lab setting.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):
One of:

DMST 313
DMST 295

DMST 333 - Adult Echocardiography 3

Course Description:
Adult Echocardiography 3 covers the embryology of the heart along with specific congenital heart diseases seen in the adult patient. Pathologies will be discussed with a focus on the description of the diseases, their clinical presentations, typical and atypical sonographic appearances, hemodynamic significance and differential diagnoses. Optimum scanning techniques in imaging the abnormalities and their associate findings will be covered. Theory presented in this course is reinforced during the learner’s practica placements.

23 Credits

Prerequisite(s):
One of:

DMST 325
DMST 283

DMST 335 - Vascular Sonography 2

Course Description:
Vascular Sonography 2 provides theory of anatomy and hemodynamics and the ultrasound assessment of the carotid arteries and upper and lower extremity arteries using duplex Doppler. The theory of the indirect test method of ankle brachial index measurement (ABI) will also be introduced.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DMST 265
PRCT 265

DMST 343 - Vascular Sonography 3

Course Description:
Vascular Sonography 3 provides the theory of ultrasound assessment of renal, mesenteric, upper and lower extremity and penile vessels. Theory of indirect testing methods (plethysmography) of peripheral veins and arteries and the penis will be introduced. The theory of the indirect test method of ankle brachial index measurement (ABI) will also be introduced.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):
One of:

DMST 335
DMST 293

DMST 352 - Obstetrics and Gynecology Sonography 3

Course Description:
Obstetrics and Gynecology Sonography 3 covers the pathologies less commonly found in the second and third trimester fetus as well as common maternal and postpartum disorders. Pathologies will be discussed with a focus on the description of the diseases with their typical and atypical sonographic appearances and differential diagnoses. Theory presented in this course is reinforced during the learner’s practical placements.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DMST 303
PRCT 310

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Equivalent(s):
DMST 300
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DMST 359 - Abdomen and Superficial Structures 3

Course Description:
Abdomen and Superficial Structures 3 provides a comprehensive assessment of superficial structures from a sonographic perspective. Focus is placed on normal anatomy and physiology as well as common disease processes with respect to sonographic presentation, etiology and relevant clinical findings. Sonographic assessment of the thyroid and breast using a breast phantom will be practiced in a lab setting.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DMST 313
PRCT 310

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Equivalent(s):
DMST 312
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DMST 367 - Adult Echocardiography 3

DMST 325
PRCT 310

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Equivalent(s):
DMST 320
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DMST 375 - Clinical Integration

Course Description:
Clinical Integration provides a online review of all theoretical materials covered in the specialty areas of abdomen and superficial structures, echocardiography, obstetrics and gynecology, vascular sonography and ultrasound physics. The focus of this course is to prepare learners for the diagnostic medical sonography (DMS) provincial exams at SAIT and the national registry exams.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DMST 352
DMST 359
DMST 367
DMST 381
PHYS 314

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

DMST 381 - Vascular Sonography 3

Course Description:
Vascular Sonography 3 provides the theory of ultrasound assessment of renal, mesenteric, and intracranial vessels. Theory of indirect testing methods (plethysmography) of peripheral veins and arteries will be introduced.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

DMST 335
PRCT 310

EMED 216 - OBGYN and Pediatrics

Course Description:
OBGYN & Pediatrics will focus on the pathology, assessment, and management of common obstetrical, gynecological, and pediatric illnesses and diseases. Neonatal emergencies will also be studied. Pharmacology specific to these patient cohorts will be emphasized.

3 Credits

Equivalent(s):
EMED 305
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EMED 223 - Environmental and Aeromedical Emergencies

Course Description:
Environmental and Aeromedical Emergencies will focus on the pathology, assessment and management of common environmental illnesses and emergencies. Aviation safety and transport will also be studied. Canadian Aerospace Medicine and Aeromedical Transport Association (CAMATA) certification will be awarded upon successful course completion.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

EMRG 252
EMRG 254
EMRG 270
PROF 200

One of:

EMED 216
EMED 305

One of:

EMRG 200
EMRG 215 and EMRG 273

EMRG 200 - Respiratory Emergencies

Course Description:
Respiratory Emergencies will focus on the pathology, assessment and management of common respiratory illnesses and diseases. An overview of various techniques, tools, and medications used for managing adult airway and respiratory complications will be introduced. Attention will be given to reviewing the anatomy and physiology of the airway, the use of algorithms for airway management, managing upper airway abnormalities and a review of managing specific clinical circumstances.

3 Credits

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EMRG 202 - Paramedicine Laboratory 1

Course Description:
Paramedicine Laboratory 1 will provide students learning opportunities that will allow them to hone basic life support skills. The integration of scope of practice guidelines and high fidelity simulation will also be practiced. Students will demonstrate professionalism, leadership and effective communication behaviors during all learning experiences.

3 Credits

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EMRG 204 - Healthcare Specialties

Course Description:
Healthcare Specialties focuses on action-based research methodologies. Students will examine healthcare systems and interventions in the field of emergency medicine using qualitative research methods. Areas of study potentially include: community based paramedicine, healthcare education, and healthcare management.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

EMRG 252
EMRG 254
EMRG 270
PROF 200

One of:

EMED 216
EMED 305

One of:

EMRG 200
EMRG 215 and EMRG 273

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Equivalent(s):
EMRG 365
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EMRG 206 - Paramedicine Laboratory 3

Course Description:
Paramedicine Lab 3 will focus on the integration of knowledge, skills and scope of practice guidelines in managing various patient groups studied throughout the paramedic program. High fidelity simulation will play a major role in the learning and evaluation process. This course will prepare the student for the final field practicum. Students will demonstrate professionalism, leadership and effective communication behaviours during all learning experiences.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

EMRG 200
EMRG 270
EMRG 252
EMRG 254
PROF 200

One of

EMED 305
EMED 216

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

EMRG 223 - Basic Pharmacology

Course Description:
Basic Pharmacology focuses on the theory and practice of safe medication administration. Topics include Canadian drug legislation, scope of practice guidelines specific to Alberta and an emphasis on experiential learning in the lab environment.

1.5 Credits

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EMRG 227 - Traumatic Emergencies

Course Description:
Traumatic Emergencies will focus on the pathology, assessment and management of various types of traumatic emergencies and injuries. Topics include burns, trauma to the head, spine, chest, abdomen and extremities. Geriatric, pediatric, obstetrical trauma patients will also be studied. International Trauma Life Support (ITLS) Basic certification will be awarded upon completion of this course.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ANPH 201
EMRG 223
EMRG 230
EMRG 233
EMRG 236
EMRG 244
EMRG 262

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

EMRG 230 - Community Integration

Course Description:
Community Integration is a unique experiential opportunity that puts theory into practice by implementing communication and history-gathering strategies as well as components of the physical exam. Emphasis is placed on interpersonal communication skills and the ability to demonstrate professionalism and leadership skills at all times.

1.5 Credits

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EMRG 233 - Respiratory Emergencies

Course Description:
Respiratory Emergencies will focus on the pathology, assessment and management of common respiratory illnesses and diseases. Basic respiratory pharmacology and therapies will also be studied.

3 Credits

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EMRG 236 - Primary Care Paramedic Laboratory 1

Course Description:
PCP Lab 1 focuses on the integration of knowledge and skills learned during the first semester of the Primary Care Paramedic program. Interpersonal communication skills and the ability to demonstrate professionalism and leadership skills at all times will be practiced in simulated scenarios.

3 Credits

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EMRG 244 - Professional Practice 1

Course Description:
Professional Practice 1 examines legislation governing the practice of Primary Care Paramedics (PCPs) in Alberta. Topics include professionalism, workplace leadership and communications, documentation and verbal reporting specific to emergency medical services and an introduction to research methodologies. Current legal and ethical issues will also be examined.

1.5 Credits

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EMRG 249 - Medical Emergencies

Course Description:
Medical Emergencies focuses on the pathology, pathophysiology, assessment and management of medical emergencies related to toxicology, anaphylaxis and allergic reactions, gastrointestinal - genitourinary (GI-GU), environmental situations, infectious diseases and altered levels of consciousness. Performance assessments will be conducted to evaluate the integration of skills.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ANPH 201
EMRG 223
EMRG 230
EMRG 233
EMRG 236
EMRG 244
EMRG 262

EMRG 251 - Special Populations

Course Description:
Special Populations focuses on the pathology, pathophysiology, assessment and management of medical emergencies related to obstetrics and gynaecology, neonates and paediatrics, geriatrics, mental health, psychological and behavioural issues, and physical challenges. Performance assessments will be conducted to evaluate the integration of skills.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ANPH 201
EMRG 223
EMRG 230
EMRG 233
EMRG 236
EMRG 244
EMRG 262

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

EMRG 252 - Paramedicine Laboratory 2

Course Description:
Paramedicine Lab 2 will focus on the management of the adult medical and trauma patient. Strategies for integrating advanced paramedic therapies in a high fidelity simulation environment will be applied. Students will demonstrate professionalism, leadership, and effective communication behaviours during all learning experiences.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

EMRG 202

EMRG 254 - Advanced Trauma Management

Course Description:
Advanced Trauma Management will focus on the pathology, assessment and management of traumatic emergencies. Advanced therapies including needle thoracostomy and suturing will also be studied. International Trauma Life Support (ITLS) Advanced certification will be awarded upon successful course completion.

1.5 Credits

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EMRG 262 - Cardiac Emergencies

Course Description:
Cardiac Emergencies focuses on the pathology, assessment and management of common cardiac emergencies. Basic cardiac therapies and diagnostics, including pharmacology and electrocardiogram (ECG) monitoring are explored and implemented in the simulated and non-simulated patient environment.

3 Credits

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EMRG 265 - Professional Practice 2

Course Description:
Professional Practice 2 prepares students for the transition from the classroom to the practicum environment. Areas of professional responsibilities which will be focused on include: WHMIS, vehicle stabilization and patient extrication. The professional registration examination process will be reviewed.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

EMRG 227
EMRG 244
EMRG 249
EMRG 251
EMRG 266
FTNS 202
PRAC 242

EMRG 266 - Primary Care Paramedic Laboratory 2

Course Description:
PCP Lab 2 builds upon knowledge and skills covered in Primary Care Paramedic (PCP) Lab 1. Emphasis will be placed on pathophysiology covered, and skills attained during the second semester of the program. Interpersonal communication skills and the ability to demonstrate professionalism and leadership skills at all times will be practiced in simulated scenarios.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ANPH 201
EMRG 223
EMRG 230
EMRG 233
EMRG 236
EMRG 244
EMRG 262

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

EMRG 270 - Cardiac Emergencies

Course Description:
Cardiac Emergencies will focus on the pathology, assessment and management of common cardiac illnesses and diseases. Common toxidromes and advanced pharmacology will also be examined. Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certification will be awarded upon successful course completion.

3 Credits

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EMRG 271 - Wellness

Course Description:
Fitness and Wellness promotes physical fitness, mental health, nutrition and safe workplace strategies. Critical incident stress management (CISM) is also explored as a tool to help students develop a stress management plan to prepare themselves for the strenuous demands of the profession.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

EMRG 270
EMRG 252
EMRG 254
PROF 200

One of

EMRG 200
EMRG 215 and EMRG 273

One of

EMED 305
EMED 216

EMRG 305 - Neurological Emergencies

Course Description:
Neurological Emergencies will focus on the pathology, assessment and management of common neurological illnesses and diseases. Pharmacology specific to neurological emergencies will be emphasized.

3 Credits

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EMRG 310 - Special Population Groups

Course Description:
Special Population Groups will prepare students to recognize, assess and manage the needs of unique patient groups. Focus will be on the following patient groups: geriatrics, home care, cancer and terminally ill, psychiatric and behavioral disorders and substance abuse. Pharmacology specific to these patient groups will be examined.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

EMRG 252
EMRG 254
EMRG 270
PROF 200

One of:

EMED 216
EMED 305

One of:

EMRG 200
EMRG 215 and EMRG 273

EMRG 320 - Gastro-Urinary Emergencies

Course Description:
Gastro/Urinary Emergencies will focus on the pathology, assessment and management of common gastrointestinal, urinary and endocrine illnesses and emergencies. Urinary catheterization, nasogastric intubation and pharmacology specific to gastro/urinary emergencies will be studied.

3 Credits

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EMRG 330 - Critical Care Paramedic

Course Description:
Critical Care Paramedic will focus on the ongoing assessment of the critical care patient. Building on the knowledge and skills acquired in all studies to date, learners will be introduced to more advanced approaches to the treatment and inter-facility transport of the critical care patient. Advanced therapies and interventions including hemodynamic monitoring, transport ventilators, diagnostic imaging, and laboratory testing and interpretation will build upon the foundational paramedic learning to date. This course culminates with a capstone exam that evaluates all knowledge required for practicum.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

EMRG 252
EMRG 254
EMRG 270
PROF 200

One of:

EMED 216
EMED 305

One of:

EMRG 200
EMRG 215 and EMRG 273

EMRG 350 - Preceptor Training

Course Description:
Preceptor Training will prepare the paramedic graduate for future roles as mentors and preceptors in the emergency services and healthcare profession. Principles of adult education, learning and management styles and effective feedback strategies will be examined.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

PRCT 210
PRCT 302

FSAN 255 - Food Safety and Sanitation

Course Description:
Food Safety and Sanitation will introduce learners to food microbiology, food borne illnesses, personal hygiene, safe food handling, kitchen safety, and sanitation practices for the food service industry. Learners will have the opportunity to challenge the Government of Alberta Certificate Examination in Food Safety and Sanitation as required in the Alberta Public Health Act Food Regulations.

1.5 Credits

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FTNS 202 - Fitness and Wellness

Course Description:
Fitness and Wellness promotes physical fitness, mental health, nutrition and safe workplace strategies. Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) is also explored as a tool to help students develop a stress management plan to prepare themselves for the strenuous demands of the profession.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

ANPH 201
EMRG 223
EMRG 230
EMRG 233
EMRG 236
EMRG 244
EMRG 262

HCPP 220 - Healthcare Systems Fundamental

Course Description:
Healthcare Systems Fundamental introduces learners to basic computer concepts related to healthcare, terminology, components, shortcuts, and security.

1.5 Credits

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HCPP 260 - Healthcare Information Technology

Course Description:
Healthcare Information Technology focuses on the application of computer concepts and terminology. Learners will be introduced to Microsoft Access© and will build on Microsoft Word© and Excel© basics. Emphasis will be on applications to industry practice and hands-on experience with electronic medical record software.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

COMP 264

HCPP 300 - Healthcare Database Design

Course Description:
This course provides a comprehensive overview of database design within a healthcare environment. Students will acquire the theoretical knowledge and practical ability to analyze, design, create, and launch a fully functional relational database, using Structured Query Language (SQL). Students will also learn and practice effective lifecycle interaction with the database, including information creation, input, modification, retrieval, deletion, and reports production. All training will be delivered using examples of healthcare specific data types.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

PRAC 264

HCPP 310 - Healthcare Database Design 1

Course Description:
This course provides learners with a comprehensive overview of the stages of database design from analysis, to design, to the creation of a fully functional relational database using Oracle SQL. Learners will use health care databases to insert, delete, and update data as well as produce reports.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

PRAC 264

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

HCPP 350 - MS Access Database Design

Course Description:
MS Access Database Design will focus on some of the more advanced features available in Microsoft^® Access^®. Specifically, the creation of a well-defined relationship database, generating intermediate-level queries, forms and reports and integrating Access^® data with other applications will be covered.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

HCPP 360

Required Materials

HCPP 360 - Healthcare Database Design 2

Course Description:
Healthcare Database Design 2 provides learners with the knowledge and skills necessary to use Structured Query Language (SQL) to interact with a relational database. Learners will receive additional practice in retrieving data from a healthcare database using examples of healthcare data requests.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

HCPP 310

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

HCPP 370 - Healthcare Data Queries

Course Description:
HCPP 370 Healthcare Data Queries provides learners with the knowledge and skills necessary to use advanced Structured Query Language (SQL) to write queries. Using two relational database management systems - Access^® and Oracle^® - learners will work with an existing health care database to perform queries.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

HCPP 360

Required Materials

HCPP 380 - Healthcare Project Management

Course Description:
In this course the learner will obtain the skills necessary to interact with information technology personnel and understand modern information systems analysis techniques as they relate to healthcare. Project management skills are an integral part of any systems implementation and are taught to enhance the student’s ability to work in a team environment.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

PRAC 264

HEMA 256 - Hematology 1

Course Description:
Hematology 1 introduces hematopoiesis, blood cell metabolism and function, and the components and mechanisms of hemostasis. Theoretical concepts will be supported through laboratory activities.

3 Credits

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HEMA 337 - Hematology 2

Course Description:
Hematology 2 involves classifying and describing the etiology and pathophysiology of major disorders of the blood. Laboratory case studies will be completed to support learning of these disorders.

3 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

HEMA 256
INFC 215
MEDL 210

HEMA 377 - Hematology 3

Course Description:
Hematology 3 is a review of disorders of erythrocytes and leukocytes. Focus will be placed upon preparing case studies on specimens encountered during the hematology practicum.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

HEMA 337

Corequisite(s):

PRAC 377

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

HILA 200 - Health Information Law 1

Course Description:
Health Information Law 1 is an introduction to the Canadian legal system and legislation that impacts health information management. The health record is a legal document frequently subpoenaed in court as evidence. Emphasis is on the legalities of record security, confidentiality, and authorized disclosure of patient information.

1.5 Credits

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HILA 250 - Health Information Law 2

Course Description:
Health Information Law 2 provides a review of current legislation and procedure regarding access and disclosure of health information. Processing patient health information requests and ensuring the privacy of the patient will also be covered.

1.5 Credits

Prerequisite(s):

HILA 200

Required Materials
CONTINUING EDUCATION CALENDAR

NETWORK LEARNING CALENDAR

HLTH 201 - Respiratory Therapy Healthcare Core

Course Description:
Core concepts vital to respiratory care practice are explored, including medical terminology, infection control, occupational health and safety, computer skills and an introduction to medical research.

3 Credits

Corequisite(s):
RESP 212 RESP 214 RESP 216 RESP 218
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HRSC 206 - Patient Record Fundamentals

Course Description:
Patient Record Fundamentals introduces learners to the organization, structure and chart management functions of a patient health record. The policies for record completion, security, numbering, filing, storage, retention and disclosure of information will also be covered.

1.5 Credits

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