Settings may vary to provide this experience. I Provides students with a sound basis for clinical application of pharmacology. It addresses pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic properties, therapeutic uses, adverse effects and nursing implications for selected drug classifications used in various health care settings. Case management studies to incorporate theoretical knowledge with clinical situations are used to stimulate critical thinking. This course is an introduction to care management involving health promotion, maintenance, and restoration.
Content includes transcultural concepts across the lifespan and with diverse populations.
I Provides opportunities for application of concepts from NUR 351 and previous courses. Learning experiences will take place in the lab as well as a variety of acute and community-based settings. The experiences provide an opportunity for students to apply principles advancing understanding of health promotion, maintenance, and restoration with diverse populations. Proficiency with fundamental care management skills and technologies is acquired at this level. Junior standing or permission of faculty.