8 cr. hrs. This course focuses upon the utilization of the nursing process to promote adaptation to pathophysiologic aspects specific to adults and children experiencing complex respiratory, digestive, cardiovascular, abnormal tissue, urinary and hepatic disorders, and infectious processes. 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 progress on to NUR 216 . This course may not be repeated. Current schedule and registration information.