Nursing II Health Maintenance at St. Peter's

Catalog description

Application of the physical, social and behavioral sciences enables students to analyze factors affecting health and wellness, identifying areas to support diversity, equity, and inclusion. Students identify, apply, monitor, and evaluate interventions to promote a higher level of health when illness has interfered with daily living. Sensitivity to differences in individual families' responses to alterations in health emphasizes the significance of the partnering role of the nurse. Therapeutic interventions include health teaching and the development of such skills as intra-venous and nutritional support, medication administration, and maintaining asepsis. Prerequisite(s): grade of B or better in H NSG 291 and C or better in H NSG/H SPH 210, A PSY 101, and U UNI 110. Corequisite(s): E PSY 224 and H NSG/H SPH 211. Restricted to Nursing B.S. 1+2+1 majors.