Adult Health II

Catalog description

Spring 7 Credit Hours Builds upon the learner’s understanding of clinical judgment and techniques with continued focus on the nursing process. An introduction to prioritization/assignment/delegation/supervision and end of life care is provided. The course continues a body system approach across the adult lifespan with integrated applicable skills specific to intravenous management, diagnostics, airway management, blood product administration, and advanced parenteral nutrition. 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: NURS 307, NURS 314 and NURS 321. Co-requisites NURS 328 and NURS 342