NUR 2210 - Nursing IV

10 Credits

Students continue to use the nursing process in providing care to clients with increasingly complex and/or critical problems. Areas of study include acute cardiac, acute respiratory, acute neurological and emergency care. The student is provided experiences in a variety of settings in order to incorporate the learning of concepts related to promotion of wellness and prevention of illness. A management/preceptor unit prepares the student for his/her transition into nursing. Clinical areas include hospitals, clinics, and community agencies. At successful completion of this course and upon meeting all other graduation requirements, the student is eligible to apply to the Mississippi Board of Nursing to write the NCLEX-RN®.

Prerequisite: NUR 2110 - Nursing III
Corequisite: NUR 2201
Prerequisite/Corequisite: None

6 Hours Lecture
12 Hours Clinical
Note: Concurrent or previous enrollment in a humanities/fine arts elective; during preceptor unit, 24 hours of clinical lab and 2 hours lecture.