Nursing Care of Adults with Acute Conditions

Catalog description

This course prepares nursing students to deliver safe, evidence-informed care to adults experiencing acute health conditions. Building on foundational knowledge in physical assessment, pathophysiology, and technical skills, students will explore etiology, clinical evaluation, and nursing interventions associated with acute illness. Emphasis is placed on developing clinical judgment, applying nursing science, and integrating interdisciplinary theories to guide individualized care. Through simulation, case studies, and clinical experiences, learners will strengthen competencies in professional identity, evidence-based practice, systems thinking, and informatics, while fostering relationship-centered care and a culture of safety.