One credit must be taken. These two credits apply to the portion of the course pertaining to the use of the nursing process to meet the nursing needs of the relatively well individual and the clinical assignment to a continuing care site. The two credits earned from content relative to use of history and physical assessment data in providing nursing care and the application of knowledge and those skills to patient care in episodic care sites may also be challenged. This will be a teacher-made test and will include a skills portion. Questions are designed to test knowledge and understanding of the professional role within the occupation of nursing.
Primary focus is on professional practice and the health care delivery system.
Questions are based on terminology, facts, principles, and trends in the areas of the nursing process, nursing practice, basic human needs, and nursing intervention. The two credits from the computer course may be challenged using a teacher-made test and will include a skills portion. All students will take this course at Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing. All students will take. Questions are based upon physiology and pathophysiology and maternal and child nursing, the theoretical framework of family functioning and the application of the nursing process to practical situations.