This course explores the nursing problems associated with the concepts of cell function, tissue oxygenation, mobility, regulatory mechanisms, alimentation, metabolism, and elimination. The course explores the psychological and physiological processes that occur during the childbearing period. Focuses on providing caring interventions with the family experiencing pregnancy and childbirth. Emphasis is placed on child and family development theories. Science 330 Top of Page Nursing Seminar 350.xx - 2 credit hours Focuses on exploring nursing or health topics which expand the breadth and depth of the nursing major.
Students have the opportunity to develop greater knowledge and skill in an area of interest.
The student is required to complete two seminars which are offered during the Junior and Senior years. 360 - 3 credit hours Nursing Research Focuses on the research process and research methodology. The course is structured to prepare the student to be a consumer of research. The course examines acute health alterations related to the concepts of tissue oxygenation, regulatory mechanisms, and metabolism. It explores the concept of crisis and its impact on the person, family, and caregiver.