Advanced Human Physiology provides the advanced concepts of normal human physiology, and a part of the scientific basis for critical thinking about needs of adults. Client Coping and Adaptive Strategies analyze the literature and research related to client and family responses to acute or chronic illnesses. Theories are integrated from nursing and other disciplines in developing a model of advanced practice. Care of the Acutely Ill Client focuses on analysis and research of critical parameters used to monitor clients with acute episodes of illness and the impact of technology and cost-effective models for acute care management. Nursing Interventions examines the roles and responsibilities of the advanced practitioner in the design and delivery of client care to adult health patients in a variety of settings with emphasis on identifying measures to improve organizational and system performance.
Students select a clinical practicum specific to the course requirements and clinical focus.
Clinical 1.5 Crs. Clinical - 1.5 Crs. Nsg 503, Nsg 625, or permission of instructor. Clinical - 2 Crs. Clinical - 2 Crs.