BN-305

Pharmacology I

This course focuses on applying integrated pharmacological knowledge and interventions within the nursing process. The learner will explore pharmacology's basic principles, concepts, and processes. The learner will apply the principles of pharmacology, professional practice standards, legislation, and patient education to the role of the registered nurse in safe medication administration practices. The learner will discuss anticipating, monitoring, and evaluating actual or potential health risks and possible associated outcomes related to medication administration. The learner will examine the action, therapeutic indications, and nursing responsibilities of medications related to analgesics, adrenal agents, allergic reactions, intravenous solutions, and medications used to treat cardiovascular, respiratory, endocrine, and hematological disorders.

Credit Hours

36

Min. Grade

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