BN-300

Medical Surgical I

This course focuses on experiences with complex health challenges from a foundational perspective. Opportunities are provided to apply the nursing process, demonstrate pattern recognition, increase self-directedness, and participate in delivery of comprehensive care of patients. Learners are required to integrate their knowledge and skills safely into their clinical practice to provide holistic, evidence-based care to clients with acute and chronic conditions. The learner will recall knowledge and skills of fundamental nursing practice, health assessment, relational practice, professional practice, anatomy and physiology, and biochemistry. The learner will integrate knowledge from pathophysiology, microbiology, and pharmacology into the nursing process to develop a care plan to care for clients with urinary alterations, fluid and electrolyte imbalances, endocrine disorders, hematological and immunological disorders, respiratory and cardiac disorders, and clients who require nonpharmacological and pharmacological interventions.

Credit Hours

36

Min. Grade

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