NRSG 331 Child/Adult Health I
The focus is upon care of clients through the life cycle. The content areas of the course includes an introduction to care of the surgical patient; care of the patient with inflammation/infection, immune system, and renal system alterations; maintenance of fluid and electrolyte/acid-base balance; maintenance of the musculoskeletal system; and care of the client with cancer; and end-of-life care. Learning experiences are provided in lab, simulation, and a variety of clinical settings. The nursing process is used to implement the preventive, therapeutic and supportive care of clients and families evidencing various states of health and illness.
Offered
Fall
Student Learning Outcomes
- Approach patient centered care of the individual as a biopsychosocial-spiritual being.
- Synthesize knowledge of individuals, families, and communities into the practice of nursing.
- Collaborate with health team members to assist individuals/families/communities/world toward optimal wellness as they vacillate on the health continuum.
- Apply nursing research, evidenced-based practice, and knowledge from the liberal arts in refining nursing practice.
- Utilize clinical judgement in the application of the nursing process to provide compassionate care throughout the lifespan and across various healthcare settings.
- Promote quality health care in a safe environment.
- Responsibly engage in unselfish service to humankind.
- Apply technology and information management tools to support safe and effective patient care.