Adult Health I

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Fall 6 Credit Hours Introduces the learner to the unique patterns of health and responses that are noticed and interpreted by the nurse in clinical situations. Foundational aspects of nursing practice with a focus on a body system approach across the adult lifespan to data gathering and assessment are exemplified. Clinical judgement and techniques using safe, quality, evidence-based practice further support professional accountability and adaptability in care situations. Practice in providing nursing care to adults across the lifespan occurs in clinical situations such as hospitals, clinics, long-term care, laboratory, and simulation. Prerequisites: admittance to the nursing program, minimum GPA of 2.8, co-requisites: NURS 314 and NURS 307. Recommended electives