NUR 1210 - Nursing II

10 Credits

In Nursing 1210, students continue to use the nursing process in providing care for clients with common, well-defined health problems. Students will review concepts related to clinical judgment, safety and quality, gas exchange, fluid and electrolyte balance, and perfusion. Additional concepts introduced include acid base, growth and development, nutrition, patient and family education, care coordination, health promotion, hormonal regulation, glucose regulation, and reproduction. Technical skills introduced include medication administration, oral suctioning, IV initiation, glucometer checks, cardiac rhythm strip identification, ABG interpretation, feeding tubes, and TPN. Clinical areas include hospitals, clinics, and the ADN simulation and skills laboratory.

Prerequisite: NUR 1110
Corequisite: None
Prerequisite/Corequisite: ENG 1113 and PSY 1513

6 Hours Lecture
12 Hours Clinical