Adult Health Nursing I

NUR306

Exploration of entry-level medical-surgical nursing care of adult clients exhibiting acute and chronic health needs is accomplished by various methods of course delivery. Critical-thinking activities utilized throughout the course, as well as a focus on evidence-based nursing interventions, assist with the development of the depth and breadth of the cognitive skills needed to function in the role of a baccalaureate-prepared nurse. Clinical experiences provide students with opportunities to apply theoretical concepts. Emphasis on the development of organizational and time management skills during nursing care provision in the context of beginning-level patient caseloads, primarily in the acute care setting. Minimum of 90 clinical hours required.

6 Credits: 3 Lecture, 3 Lab, 6 Clinical

Prerequisites:
BIO125 and CHM100 and NUR232 and NUR288; or
BIO125 and CHM108 and NUR232 and NUR288; or
BIO125 and CHM111 and NUR232 and NUR288