8 cr. hrs. This course focuses upon the utilization of the nursing process to promote adaptation of pathophysiologic aspects specific to adults and children experiencing accidental trauma, surgical interventions, burns, musculoskeletal trauma, gynecological, biliary and eye diseases. Complex cognitive and psychomotor skills, necessary for the practice of technical nursing are demonstrated and redemonstrated in the college laboratory.
Students care for patients in a variety of settings.
A minimal grade of C is required to continue to NUR 213 and NUR 215 . A student may attempt the course two times only if NUR 112 is the first course taken in the nursing sequence. Current schedule and registration information.