BACHELOR OF NURSING (HONORS)

FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCE

NRS556

TEACHING IN PRACTICE

Student’s Name:

Mohd Fauzi Bin Hamdan

Group:

HS240 (e-PJJ) – NHSN9A

Name of Lecturer:

Madam Norhaini Majid

 BACHELOR OF NURSING (HONORS)

FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES

UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA

LESSON PLAN

LESSON : Myocardial Infarction (MI)

COURSE : NRS556

PREPARED BY : Mohd Fauzi bin Hamdan

DATES OF PREPARATION :

TOTAL NUMBER OF LEARNERS: 15 students

LEVEL OF LEARNERS : Bachelor of Nursing Students

ESTIMATED TIME REQUIRED : 1 Hours

DATE & TIME OF PRESENTATION: 13th April 2019

VENUE : Lecturer Hall, Faculty of Health Sciences

METHOD : Lecture

ASSESSOR : Madam Norhaini Majid

SUBMISSION DATE : 13th April 2019

GENERAL OBJECTIVE:

To provide related information regarding Myocardial Infarction as requirement to fulfill syllabus

contain for subject Cardiovascular and Hematology Nursing.

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:

1. To define what is Myocardial Infarction

2. To describe the pathophysiology of Myocardial Infarction

3. To describe signs and symptoms of Myocardial Infarction

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EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES, MATERIALS:

1) Slide presentation, Video presentation, Interactive Disk

INTEREST APPROACH:
The presenter will get attention from the learners by providing two way communications such
asking questions, share experiences and give their ideas and though regarding myocardial
infarction
 INSTRUCTIONS

ACTIVITY CONTENT REMARKS

Introduction A very good morning to all of you. Slide 1

I am Norhaini Majid from Fakulti Sains Kesihatan. Now, it is the

time for me to present to you my micro teaching as a part of this
course requirement. It will be a 15 minutes presentation.

Set induction Do you know what this is? ………………… Show POP (Relia)

It is call Plaster of Paris or in short we call it POP

Focus Look at this picture. It is a boy with POP on his right arm. Slide 2
Today,you will be introduce to POP.
(Picture 1)

Show & Tell This is my outline for our learning session today. Slide 3

First, I will talk about our learning objective, then, introduction to (Outline)
POP, characteristic of POP and lastly indication of POP.

At the end of this session, you should be able to:

1. know what is POP

2. state the characteristic of POP
3. identify the indication for POP

Link Slide 5

(Introduction &
POP relia)

Show & Tell

Mini closure

Explain
Slide 6

(Indication)

Closure All right class, before we ended our session, let me introduce some Slide 18
home work. Actually, this activity you guys can do by your own at
home because every of you have medical surgical book, at the back
of this book, the interactive disk is attached. Since, we don’t have
enough time; I hope you guys can perform that activity by your
own.
Conclusion As conclusion, we have learned regarding myocardial infarction. Slide 19
The most important thing is MI can be prevented by modification
of lifestyle such regular exercises, proper nutrition, avoiding
excessive fat, salt, sugar or over eating. So, class, that all for today.

Thank you.