NURS 101 - Nursing I
Introduction to the knowledge, skills and abilities associated with nursing practice. Concepts of physiological integrity; psychosocial integrity; a safe, effective care environment; and health promotion/maintenance are examined. The nursing process provides a framework to help the learner think critically, assess factors that influence safe and effective care delivery, and integrate theory with care of clients and families. Offered fall semester only.
Additional Course Fees: $345
Prerequisite
BIOL 109, NUTR 111, and ENGL 101, which may be taken concurrently, all with a grade of "C" or better
Course Offered Online: Yes
General Education Fulfillment: Oral Communication/Creative Expression
NURS 132 - Nursing II
Concepts of physiological integrity; psychosocial integrity; a safe, effective care environment; and health promotion/maintenance are further explored as students assess and intervene to improve function for clients and families experiencing threats to physiological and psychosocial integrity. Nursing care is aimed at restoring optimal functioning for clients/families and assisting them through life transitions, using the nursing process as a framework to help the learner think critically and integrate theory with practice. Offered spring semester only.
Additional Course Fees: $345
Prerequisite
Co-requisites
BIOL 110, ENGL 102, and FNMT 118 or MATH 118 or higher.
Course Offered Online: Yes
NURS 231 - Nursing III
Nursing care for clients/families experiencing common health alterations across the lifespan in a variety of settings is studied in depth. Students synthesize and integrate knowledge, skills and abilities associated with nursing practice to develop a plan of care for clients/families to assure the delivery of safe and effective care, to facilitate physiological and psychosocial integrity, and to promote health. Clinical decision-making skills and resource management principles are introduced. Offered fall semester only.
Additional Course Fees: $345
Prerequisite
Co-requisites
Course Offered Online: Yes
NURS 232 - Nursing IV
Nursing care for clients/families experiencing common health alterations across the lifespan in a variety of settings continues to be examined in depth. Students synthesize and integrate knowledge, skills and abilities to evaluate and modify a plan of care; to independently plan, implement, and evaluate the delivery of safe and effective care; to facilitate physiological and psychosocial function; to assist client/family coping; to maximize self-care; and to promote optimal functioning. Concepts of management are further developed through collaboration with members of the health care team. Offered spring semester only.
Additional Course Fees: $345