NURS 240 Medical-Surgical Nursing II
Building on theoretical knowledge and clinical competencies from previous nursing courses, the student will gain greater proficiency in caring for patients experiencing complex health problems. Students will utilize the curriculum framework to plan and provide patient-centered care. Theoretical study and clinical application of knowledge will also focus on leadership and management in nursing to promote quality patient care outcomes. Students will demonstrate competencies required to administer safe, technical nursing care and gain experience in managing care for a small group of patients. Upon successful completion of this course, to include success on the exit examination, students will be prepared to assume entry-level roles as associate degree nurses in caring for patients with diverse health needs.
Prerequisite
NURS 234 and NURS 235. Pre- or corequisites:
NURS 230 and Arts & Humanities Core Courses
Hours Weekly
4.7 hours theory, 9.9 hours lab weekly