3 cr. hrs. Parent-child nursing is the study of human conception, fetal development, delivery of the child and selected diseases occurring in children before age 5. The physiological and psychosocial aspects of pregnancy, birthing, and parenting are defined. The normal maternity cycle is covered as well as selected abnormal conditions of the mother, infant and child. Previously learned principles of biological and social sciences, pharmacology, nutrition and mental health are incorporated throughout the course.
Students care for patients in a variety of settings.
A minimal grade of C is required to progress into NUR 216 . This course may not be repeated.