NURS 216

Nursing of Adults II.

University of the Pacific · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course focuses on nursing concepts for managing adult clients in acute and critical care settings, emphasizing the use of the nursing process, pathophysiology, and pharmacology. Students apply these principles in assessing, planning, implementing care, and evaluating outcomes. The curriculum integrates research evidence and clinical guidelines with caring principles to provide holistic care, promote health, and advocate for patients in acute and critical conditions. Clinical experiences with a focus on medical/surgical nursing skills are conducted in acute care hospitals and critical care units. Prerequisite: Admission in the ELMSN program or instructor permission.

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Class #pacific-2388Fall 2026UGRD7 credits
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