NURS 363Practice Of Nursing IV (LEC)

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NURS 363: Practice of Nursing IV Description: Study of clients with alterations in body regulatory mechanisms, cellular proliferation, grieving process, maladaptive responses to stressors, nursing intervention directed to fostering adaptation to long-term illness in the hospital and in the community. Classroom and clinical laboratory experiences. Specific in-patient clinical focus may vary by section. The community health clinical experience includes clients with long-term problems or multi problem situations. Community mental health situations are also considered. Pre-requisites: NURS 322, NURS 352, NURS 353, NURS 361. Contact Decker Division of Advising and Academic Excellence for further information. Credits: 4 (2 didactic, 2 clinical laboratory) Format: On-site lecture/clinical lab experiences Grade Mode: Nursing Standard Letter Offered: Fall (Traditional program) Restrictions: Nursing major ** Note: This course has a mandatory liability and insurance fee $12, a simulation fee $176, and may have a mandatory Clinical Learning Support Fee $220. The insurance and Clinical Learning Support fees are charged only once a semester, even if you are enrolled in multiple classes that carry the same fee**