— Adult Health II

Catalog description

Provides opportunities to incorporate the nursing process in the care of the adult patients. Characteristics of the individual are studied with a major focus placed on the common health problems related to the human needs of physiological safety (immunity-oncology), elimination (bowel and bladder), oxygenation (circulation), and activity and mobility. Emphasis is placed on collaboration among the health care team, evidence-based practice, and critical thinking skills. The student builds upon previously acquired knowledge from applied general education courses. Clinical opportunities are provided for students to practice safe and competent nursing care to patients in structured settings. 'C' grade policy applies. Offered: Fall, Spring Prerequisites: BIO 1120 , BHS 1711 , NSG 1423 or NSG 1523 , NSG 1421 or NSG 1524 Corequisites: NSG 1721 .