Advanced knowledge and skills for clinical practice related to disturbances in cardiovascular function, respiratory mechanisms of oxygenation, neurological mechanisms of perception and coordination influencing health. Analysis and application of theories and concepts to assess communities and design effective community-based health promotion program. Analysis and application of theories and concepts to implement and evaluate effective community-based health promotion programs. Application of theories and concepts from nursing and relevant fields for planning and implementing an effective community-based health promotion program. Special health-related topics not covered in regular course offerings.
Content varies, depending on student interest and availability of faculty.
May be repeated to a maximum of 6 hours provided no topic is repeated. Advanced clinical practicum and seminar synthesis course focusing on interpretation, critical thinking, and integration of didactic information and research into clinical practice. Pharmacological principles and agents utilized during the administration of anesthesia including skeletal muscle relaxant drugs and specific anesthetic agents. NURS 565a and 565b. Integration of the principles of chemistry, biochemistry and physics, into the practice of anesthesia care.