(= H SPH 210) Human Anatomy & Physiology for Health Sciences I with Lab

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The purpose of this course is to introduce nursing students to the fundamental principles, values, and roles essential for professional nursing practice. Through a combination of theoretical instruction, practical experiences, and reflective activities, students will explore the historical, theoretical, ethical, and legal dimensions of nursing, laying the groundwork for their future nursing education and practice. Topics covered in this course include the evolution of nursing as a profession, nursing theories and conceptual frameworks, principles of evidence-based practice, ethical and legal considerations in nursing, and the importance of cultural competence and patient-centered care. Only one of H NSG 210 or H SPH 210 may be taken for credit. Prerequisite(s): restricted to Nursing B.S. 1+2+1 majors and intended majors.