Assessment will also include exams and written assignments. Knowledge base begins by reviewing the anatomy and physiology of body systems, clinical manifestations of dysfunction in the system, assessment of the body system, diagnostic procedures, and medical and surgical interventions that are applicable to disorders of that system. Nursing care is then understood as it relates to consequences of biopsychosocial changes in the individual. The opportunity to coordinate nursing theory and practice is provided in acute care settings, clinics, and community settings. Assessment of these outcomes includes evaluation of clinical competencies and understandings, tests, and written assignments.
Students develop skills for providing wholistic nursing care for children and adults.
Nursing theory and practice is developed as founded on anatomy and physiology of body systems, clinical manifestations of dysfunction in the system, assessment of the body system, diagnostic procedures, and medical and surgical interventions, and in relation to biopsychosocial changes. Assessment of student outcomes is carried out with evaluation of clinical competencies and understandings, tests, and written assignments. The student develops skills needed to gather data in an organized, systematic way. Students identify actual or potential health problems and assist the client in maintaining an optimal level of wellness through integration of theory and skills, including interviewing and physical assessment. Assessment of these outcomes will include evaluation of return demonstrations and tests.