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Practical Nursing (PN) Program

APPLICATION BOOK

Visit www.irsc.edu for important deadlines and dates.

For more information

IRSC Information Call Center

1-866-792-4772

www.irsc.edu

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IRSC OVERVIEW

INDIAN RIVER STATE COLLEGE (IRSC) is a public, comprehensive college with a statewide and

national reputation for excellence. Located in Florida’s Treasure Coast region, each of the

College’s five campuses provide unparalleled educational environments.

IRSC serves approximately 30,000 students annually and offers more than 100 programs

leading to Bachelor’s degrees, Associate degrees, technical certificates and applied

technology diplomas. Continuing a 59-year tradition of responsiveness to community needs,

IRSC is committed to advancing educational, cultural, career training, workforce and economic

development in its service area.

IRSC was distinguished as the 2019 winner of the prestigious Aspen Prize for Community

College Excellence, an honor that recognizes outstanding quality in the areas of completion &

transfer, labor market outcomes, learning, equity and more. IRSC is one of the few colleges

in the nation to earn the Achieving the Dream™ Leader College designation. The College is

identified by the United States Department of Education as the most affordable college in

Florida and the third-most affordable college in the country.

EA/EO

Indian River State College provides equal employment and educational opportunities to all

without regard to race, color, national origin, ethnicity, sex, pregnancy, religion, age, disability,

sexual orientation, marital status, veteran status, genetic information, and any other factor

protected under applicable federal, state, and local civil rights laws, rules and regulations.

The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding non-discrimination

policies:

Adriene B. Jefferson,

Equity Officer & Title IX Coordinator

IRSC Main Campus

▪

3209 Virginia Ave.

▪

Fort Pierce, FL 34981

(772) 462-7156

LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE

Licensed Practical Nurses are trained to perform both simple and complex treatments. They help

care for sick, injured and handicapped people in hospitals, clinics, doctor’s offices and private

homes. LPNs work under the direction of doctors and registered nurses, provide bedside patient

care and help examine and treat patients. They bathe, dress, feed patients and record their food

and liquid intake and output. LPNs give medication, observe patients and report adverse reactions

to medicine.

PRACTICAL NURSING

The Practical Nursing program at Indian River State College is a certificate program leading to the

opportunity to apply for the National Council Licensure Examination for Practical Nurses (NCLEX-

PN). Students receive an excellent foundation in nursing including intensive classroom instruction

and supervised clinical experiences in local health agencies. The PN program is offered at the

Main Campus as a one-year program with students attending classes approximately 35 hours per

week. Classes meet from five to ten hours per day.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PN Application Checklist ................................................................................................ 1

Introduction .................................................................................................................... 3

Information Sessions ...................................................................................................... 3

Application Process ........................................................................................................ 3

Application Procedures .................................................................................................. 3

Process for Applying Online ........................................................................................... 4

Pre-admission Testing/Entrance Testing ........................................................................ 4

Assessment Services Department Computerized Testing Schedule ............................. 5

Applicant Review ............................................................................................................ 5

Acceptance Into Program ............................................................................................... 6

Advanced Placement Transition (LPN to RN) ................................................................ 6

Drug and Background Check ......................................................................................... 6

Health Requirements ...................................................................................................... 7

Non-Acceptance into Program ....................................................................................... 7

Program Expenses ......................................................................................................... 7

Financial Aid/Scholarships ............................................................................................. 8

Core Performance Standards ......................................................................................... 9

Practical Nursing Program Curriculum ......................................................................... 10

Class Schedule ............................................................................................................ 10

FORMS

Student Advisement Form ............................................................................................ 11

Study Guide for Entrance Exam ......................................................... Inside Back Cover

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The following items are found in the Health Science Division Student Handbook.

(This list has been updated as of 1/20.)

1. Health Science Division Purpose Statement

2. Health Science Statement of Ethics

3. Health Science Plagiarism Regulation

4. Email/Contact Information

5. Health Science Use of Electronic Regulation

6. Health Science Confidentiality Statement

7. Health Science Grading

8. Health Science Retention Regulation

9. Health Science Probation Regulation

10. Health Science Readmission and Dismissal Regulation

11. Health Science Complaint Guidelines

12. Health Science Liability, Accident and Insurance Regulation

13. Health Requirements

14. Indian River State College Health Science Post Exposure Protocol

15. Health Science Background Check Regulation

16. Health Science Substance Abuse Regulation

17. Health Science Dress Code/Professional Standards

18.

Health Science Student Parking Regulation

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PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM APPLICATION CHECKLIST

Completion of this checklist alone does not guarantee acceptance to the Practical Nursing

program. Students are selected on a competitive basis. Completion of the checklist is the

applicant’s responsibility. Students should complete the checklist in order. All necessary

forms are in the back of this booklet. Contact the Nursing Department at (772) 462-7570

for more information.

1. High School diploma or GED

2. Must be 18 years of age prior to program completion.

3. Meet with an academic advisor at any campus to review program

requirements and complete an Indian River State College Application for

Admission at www.irsc.edu.

4. College admissions must be complete by application deadline.

5. Attend a Nursing Information session – offered every 3

Thursday at 4:00

p.m. – H-building, Room 106, Main Campus, by application deadline date.

6. Complete the Health Science Program Application online and pay the

application fee (application fees are non-transferable and non-refundable)

prior to the deadline date.

7. Complete Student Advisement Form with Educational Services. Applicants

must forward a completed form to the Health Science Division prior to the

application deadline date.

8. Pay NLN testing fee and take computerized NLN exam at the IRSC Main

Campus in Fort Pierce, W-109 (772-462-7585). Testing procedures are

located on the Practical Nursing web page along with a schedule of dates.

Test fees are non-refundable and non-transferrable. Students must provide

a valid photo ID, receipt of Application Fee and receipt of NLN testing fee

before taking the computerized test. Results of the exam will be given to the

student at the end of the exam. Applicants must achieve a minimum score,

but that does not guarantee admission to the program (see Applicant

Review). Exam results are valid for one year and may only be taken once in

an application period.

All applicants will be notified of their status approximately six to eight weeks after the

deadline date.

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INTRODUCTION

The Practical Nursing program is offered through the IRSC Health Science Division.

Applicants should carefully review the application procedures outlined in this booklet.

Admission to the Practical Nursing program is on a selective admission basis. It is the

applicant’s responsibility to ensure that the application process is complete.

NOTE: If at any time during the application process you have a change of address or need

to update other personal information, submit this information to the Education Services

Division and to Health Science Department by supplying original documentation to be copied

(i.e. driver license or adoption papers) in person or at any IRSC campus. This will expedite

notification of acceptance status.

INFORMATION SESSIONS

Students interested in applying to any health science program must attend the

appropriate, regularly scheduled, program information session for direction and

assistance with the application process. The information session addresses questions or

concerns prospective applicants may have. The sessions also assist students in

understanding how to achieve a “qualified” status. Students should plan to attend an

information session prior to the application deadline date. No reservations or fees are

required to attend.

APPLICATION PROCESS

Candidates who wish to be considered for the Practical Nursing program at Indian River

State College must complete the procedures listed on Page 1 “Application Checklist”. It

is the student’s responsibility to see that admission requirements are met. No notices will

be sent. Additional program specifics are outlined in this booklet.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES

Candidates who wish to be considered for the Practical Nursing program at Indian River

State College must complete checklist items on page 1 and carefully review the

procedures outlined in this booklet. It is the student's responsibility to see that admission

requirements are met. No notices will be sent. Additional program specifics are outlined

in this booklet.

Review the application deadlines and program type (full-time and part-time) on the

Practical Nursing web page.

Nursing Information Sessions are held in the

Mary L. Fields Health Science Center

Thursday of each month

Main Campus in Fort Pierce

Room H-106

4:00 p.m.

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PROCESS FOR APPLYING ONLINE

1. Sign into MYIRSC and enter your Student ID and pin number

2. Go to REGISTRATION (blue menu bar) and select HEALTH SCIENCE APPLICATION

3. Place a check mark in the I AGREE STATEMENT.

4. In the Health Science Program box, select PRACTICAL NURSING.

Application Deadline: this automatically fills in the program deadline date.

5. Select SUBMIT. Select OK

6. Select PAY FEE NOW and then PAY NOW

7. Select PROCESS FOR PAYMENT

8. Select $30 APPLICATION FEE

9. Enter credit card details

10. SUBMIT PAYMENT

All applicants will be notified of their status through RiverMail 4-6 weeks after the deadline

date. No information is available by telephone. To finalize acceptance, once notified of

provisional acceptance, students will be required to have a completed IRSC physical

examination form, a negative drug screen report and a FDLE background check prior to the

first day of class.

PRE-ADMISSION TESTING/ENTRANCE TESTING

The Practical Nursing NLN Entrance Examination

Nursing program requires applicants to demonstrate their competency in math, reading,

language and science on a national exam (NLN) given at IRSC. The result of this testing

is a component of the admissions process. Study guides and books are available in the

campus and area bookstores to help in preparation for this examination.

Free review sessions are also available for the NLN Pre Entrance Exam. Check the

Nursing website for the schedule.

A picture ID is required for admission to test.

Required for the Practical Nursing (PN) program, the examination includes the following:

1) Verbal Ability - tests general vocabulary and verbal reasoning skills.

2) Numerical Ability - covers basic arithmetic, percentages and ratios, fundamental

algebra and word problems. Students are tested on comprehension and

application of quantitative concepts and relationships.

3) Science - covers principles of biology, chemistry, physical sciences and health.

4) Reading - covers comprehension of natural science and social science reading

passages.

The length of the PN Entrance examination is approximately 2 hours.

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ENTRANCE EXAM SCORES ARE VALID FOR ONE YEAR ONLY (ONE APPLICANT REVIEW

PROCESS) AND MAY ONLY BE TAKEN ONCE EVERY SIX MONTHS

OR APPLICATION

CYCLE

. SCORES WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED IF TAKEN BEFORE SIX MONTH WAITING

PERIOD.

See inside back cover for Entrance Exam Study Guide.

ASSESSMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT COMPUTERIZED TESTING

SCHEDULE

The Nursing Pre-Entrance Exam (NLN) is administered only on the Main Campus in Fort

Pierce. Test fees are paid at the IRSC Cashier and are non-refundable and non-

transferable. Restrictions apply to the number of times you may test. See the Assessment

Center webpage for specific details. Exam results are valid for one year and may only be

taken once each application period. Testing procedures are located on the Practical

Nursing web page with a schedule of dates.

Student will receive scores at the completion of the NLN. Applicants must achieve a

minimum score on the NLN.

APPLICANT REVIEW

No documentation will be considered after the Application Deadline date. Preference for

admissions to the Practical Nursing program will be given to residents of the four-county

service district of Indian River State College (St. Lucie, Martin, Indian River and

Okeechobee counties), and to IRSC Nursing Assistant course completers.

Final consideration for admission into the Practical Nursing program will be based upon

the Health Science Admissions Committee review and scoring of the following criteria:

1) IRSC Admission Status must be complete. (High school transcripts on file)

2) Entrance Test Scores (Minimum overall score).

3) Applicant must be 18 years of age prior to program completion.

All of the above criteria must be met or the applicant file will not be reviewed and scored.

Students will be notified six to eight weeks after the deadline dates through college

RiverMail.

Note: Meeting admission criteria does not guarantee acceptance into the program.

Review program application checklist on page 1. Students are selected on a

competitive basis.

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ACCEPTANCE INTO PROGRAM

Accepted applicants will be notified by the Health Science Division of their provisional

acceptance into the program through RiverMail 4-6 weeks after the deadline. Final

acceptance into the program is contingent upon satisfactory results from a physical

examination, CPR certification, drug screen and Federal Bureau of Investigation

National Background checks (FBI/NBC). Information on obtaining these tests/reports

will be provided in the provisional acceptance notification package. Details regarding

these final requirements are outlined below.

ADVANCED PLACEMENT TRANSITION (LPN TO RN)

Active Florida Licensed Practical Nurses that have completed a Practical Nursing

program in the past three years in the State of Florida and who meet all eligibility

requirements for acceptance in the Associate Degree Nursing program, are eligible for

Advanced Placement. After acceptance, information on advanced placement will be

discussed at the program orientation. Applicants must submit a copy of their Florida

Practical Nursing License and their transcript to the Admissions Office by the application

deadline date.

Florida LPN’s, active Florida licensed paramedics and registered respiratory therapists

may be eligible for advanced placement.

DRUG AND BACKGROUND CHECK

Refer to the IRSC website at www.irsc.edu. Click Programs and then Health Science

Meta Major. Go to Practical Nursing and then select Background Check and Drug

Screening Requirements.

Additional criminal background checks may be required by health care agencies.

The Florida Board of Nursing requires additional criminal checks on all

applicants for licensure and any nursing licensure applicant who has an

arrest record to present those records. The Florida Board of Nursing is the

state agency authori

zed to issue nursing licenses. As part of the licensure

application process, graduates will be required to submit a signed statement

verifying compliance with the Agency for Health Care Administration Florida

Board of Nursing Rule 64 B 9-3.002 which states:



Prior to application for examination, convicted felons must obtain a restoration

of their civil rights or they are ineligible to sit for the examination.



If an applicant has been convicted of any offense other than minor traffic

violations, the applicant shall submit arrest and court records stating the nature

of the offense and final disposition of the case so that a determination can be

made by the Board whether the offense relates to the practice of nursing or the

ability to practice nursing.

Any convicted felons must submit proof of

restoration of civil rights or they are ineligible for licensure.

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Criminal background checks, drug screenings, credit checks, professional license checks

and/or proof of U.S. citizenship may also be required after graduation by examination

boards, state licensing boards and employing agencies. Pending the outcome, a

graduate may be disqualified from examination eligibility, state licensure and/or

employment.

The Nursing Department does not answer specific questions about criminal records.

The Nursing Department cannot answer specific licensing questions. Licensure is the

exclusive right and responsibility of the State Board of Nursing. Students must satisfy the

requirements of the statutes, rules and regulations, independently of any college or school

requirements for graduation.

An additional barrier to admission may be the OIG Exclusion list. All applicants must

prove clearance upon admission and during enrollment in the Nursing program. The

office of the Inspector General (OIG) was established in the U.S. Department of Health

and Human Services to identify and eliminate fraud, waste, and abuse in the

Department’s programs and to promote efficiency and economy in Departmental

operations. You can check your status at http://exclusions.oig.hhs.gov/.

HEALTH REQUIREMENTS

Refer to the IRSC Health Science Division Student Handbook.

Health Insurance

All students must have health insurance coverage at all times while in the program. If a

student does not have independent health insurance coverage, they can obtain coverage,

at their own expense, through the American Association of Community Colleges.

Information can be obtained from the IRSC Health and Wellness Center. Students must

provide the program director with proof of insurance prior to entering the program and

must have proof of insurance readily available at all times while in the program. Failure

to provide immediate proof of health insurance upon request may result in withdrawal

from the program.

NON-ACCEPTANCE INTO PROGRAM

Applicants who do not qualify for the program will be notified through college RiverMail 4-

6 weeks after the deadline date and should remediate (call the ASC at (772) 462-7585

for remediation information) or call the Nursing Department at (772) 462-7570 for

clarification on how to strengthen their application.

PROGRAM EXPENSES

Visit www.irsc.edu. Click Programs and then Health Science Meta Major. Go to

Practical Nurse and then select Expenses.

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FINANCIAL AID/SCHOLARSHIPS

Financial Aid (grants, loans, work-study) is available to those who qualify. Complete

the FAFSA and IRSC Supplemental Financial Aid Application to determine eligibility.

For more information, contact the IRSC Financial Aid Office at (772) 462-7450 or toll-

free at

1-866-900-3243 (FAID).

Scholarships designated for students in the Health Science programs may also be

available. Complete the IRSC ONLINE Scholarship Application, available at

www.irscfoundation.org. The application deadline for all IRSC Health Science

Scholarships is in May.

For more information about the scholarships, contact the IRSC Foundation office at

(772) 462-4786, or toll-free at 1-866-792-4772, ext. 4786.

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IRSC Practical Nursing Program

Core Performance Standards for Admission and Progression*

Nursing involves the provision of direct care for individuals and is characterized by the

application of knowledge in the skillful performance of nursing functions. Therefore, in order

to be considered for admissions or be retained in the program after admission, all students

must be able to demonstrate the following abilities:

Issue

Standard

Examples of Necessary

Activities (not all inclusive)

Critical Thinking/

Coping

Critical thinking ability sufficient for clinical

judgment. Ability to make fast decisions in

stressful situations in a professional manner.

Identify cause-effect relationships

in clinical situations, develop

nursing care plans and display

good coping mechanisms.

Interpersonal

Interpersonal abilities sufficient to interact

with individuals, families and groups from a

variety of social, emotional, cultural and

intellectual backgrounds.

Establish rapport with

patients/clients and colleagues.

Communication

Communication abilities sufficient for

interaction with others in verbal and written

form.

Explain treatment procedures,

initiate health teaching, document

and interpret nursing actions and

patient/client responses.

Mobility

Physical abilities sufficient to move from

room to room and maneuver in small

spaces.

Move around in patient rooms,

work spaces, and treatment areas;

administer cardiopulmonary

procedures.

Motor Skills

Gross and fine motor abilities sufficient to

provide safe and effective nursing care.

Calibrate and use equipment;

position patients/clients.

Hearing

Auditory ability sufficient to monitor and

assess health needs.

Hear blood pressure accurately,

hear alarms, emergency signals,

auscultatory sounds, and cries for

help.

Visual

Visual ability sufficient for observation and

assessment necessary in nursing care.

Observe patient/client responses.

Prepare and administer

medication accurately.

Tactile

Tactile ability sufficient for physical

assessment.

Perform palpation, functions of

physical examination and/or those

related to therapeutic intervention,

e.g. sense temperature change,

assess peripheral pulses, and

insert a catheter.

Strength/Stamina

Sufficient stamina to provide patient care

and related responsibilities for extended

periods of time (8-12 hours).

Adapt to shift work. Lift, without

restrictions, from standing

position.

* Adapted from the Board of Directors of the Southern Council on Collegiate Education

for Nursing (SCCEN) guidelines for Nursing Education programs.

LATEX ADVISORY: Latex-based products are used in all health care facilities.

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PRACTICAL NURSING

(1350 clock-hours)

SELECTIVE ADMISSION

PRACTICAL NURSING (PN) PROGRAM CURRICULUM

This program is designed to prepare the student for a career as a Licensed Practical

Nurse.

PRN O004C Practical Nursing Fundamentals ................................................ 500 hours

PRN O373C Practical Nursing Medical Surgical I .......................................... 350 hours

PRN O374C Practical Nursing Medical Surgical II ......................................... 350 hours

PRN O933C Transition to Graduate Practical Nurse ..................................... 150 hours

CLASS SCHEDULE

Full-time students admitted to the full-time PN program on the Main Campus in Fort

Pierce will attend classes for an eleven month schedule. Students attend class

approximately 35 hours per week and can expect to have an additional ten or more

hours of homework each week. Attendance is required at all class sessions. Classes

are held Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Clinical days begin at 6:30 a.m.

and end at 4:00 p.m.

Class will not meet during regularly scheduled college holidays and breaks. In addition

to the scheduled class periods, students will be assigned by their faculty to complete a

specified number of independent assignments during the program. During the last several

weeks of the PN program, all students are assigned to a final clinical experience called

“practicum” which can involve forty hours per week of clinicals on the daytime shift.

ACADEMIC INTEGRITY AND PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT

Refer to the IRSC Health Science Division Student Handbook.

DISCIPLINARY PROCESS FOR HEALTH SCIENCE STUDENTS

Refer to the IRSC Health Science Division Student Handbook.

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INDIAN RIVER STATE COLLEGE

STUDENT ADVISEMENT FORM

PRACTICAL NURSING

Name of Student: Date:

PRINT NAME

Student ID#

All applicants must have this student advisement form completed by an Educational Service staff

member or branch campus counselor or advisor by the application deadline date.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Any NO responses to the questions below will prevent your application from being

considered for selection into the program.

• HAVE THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS BEEN MET?

Application

Requirement

YES

If answer is NO, indicate what

intervention/resources were shared with

student to assist them in completing requirement

Attended a Nursing

Information Session

Admissions are complete

*If YES, Date

Completed

High School Diploma or

GED

Submitted Health

Science Application

*Do not forward this Student Advisement Form to

Health Sciences until response to this item is

YES.

Entrance Exam by the

deadline date.

You must specify the PN Exam when submitting

receipts for

testing .You must register and pay

for the

exam before application

deadline but will

schedule to

take the exam after the application deadline date.

Aware of Criminal

Background Check/Drug

Screen/ Physical process

Aware of TABE Test if

requirements are not met

In addition to the list above, student has had the opportunity to discuss all related topics outlined in the

Practical Nursing Application booklet including program expenses, Financial Aid opportunities, time

commitment to the program, etc.

Educational Services Staff: /

Print Name / Signature

Student Signature

Parent Signature (if applicant under 18 years of age)

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Entrance Exam Study Guide

Prospective Licensed Practical Nursing Students:

Your math/science preparation must be based on your individual needs. All or part of the

following may be used to assist you in your preparation for the LPN Pre-Entrance Exam.

All students should do a practice exam from Mosby’s National League for Nursing Review Guide for

the LPN Pre-Entrance Exam. This book includes basic math, science and verbal review sections; it

is available for use in the ASC or may be purchased through any commercial bookstore.

Math Preparation

 Take math TABE test.

 Remediate TABE, if necessary, to 657-800-scale score.

 Take LPN packet math test.

 Complete “Math Skills for LPN Entrance Exam.”

 Take any necessary math classes.*

Science Preparation

 Take the LPN packet science test.

 Review LPN science handouts.

 Take the Diagnosis of Gaps in Science (DOGS) test. (This remediation must be done in the ASC

or with books/computer materials you purchase.)

 Request any available handouts needed, based on science test/DOGS test.

 Take any necessary science classes.*

Reading Preparation

 Take Reading TABE test to 617-800-scale score.

Language Preparation

 Take Language TABE test.

 Remediate TABE, if necessary; to 631-800-scale score to prepare you for the LPN Entrance

Exam.

Test/Math Anxiety

 View Video in ASC – “Improving Mathematics Studying and Test-Taking Skills.”

 Work through Conquering Math Anxiety, by Cynthia Arem. This book may be used in the ASC.

 Attend a student group to learn and practice skills to reduce test anxiety through the Health and

Wellness Center. Call Patty Corey at 462-7826 for a screening to determine if this group may be

helpful to you.

 Take SLS1533, “Math Anxiety,” a one-credit class that teaches students to confront and

overcome their math anxiety. This class also teaches effective math study skills.

 Take SLS1501, “College Study Skills,” a one-credit class that teaches basic study and test-

taking skills.

 Take SLS 1101, “Student Success,” a three-credit class that teaches basic study and test-taking

skills, time-management, learning styles and much more.

*Suggested for students who have not had science and/or math for five years or more:

i. Life Science (BSC1005)

ii. Principles of Physics (PHY1020)

iii. Introduction to Chemistry (CHM1020)

iv. Developmental Math II (MAT0028

) and/or MAT 0055 Elementary Algebra modules.

Nursing Department

Indian River State College

3209 Virginia Avenue

Fort Pierce, FL 34981-5596

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