NUR 11600 Nursing Fundamentals I
An introduction to professional nursing practice, the holistic nature of the adult patient and concepts of health care delivery. The Nursing Process is presented as a systematic problem-solving process that guides nursing care. It is applied through the use of case studies and clinical experiences with a focus on meeting the body defense, psychological regulation, nutrition and elimination needs of the older adult patient. The multiple roles of the professional Registered Nurse are explored with a focus on quality, patient-centered, safe nursing care given in collaboration with members of the health care team. Basic nursing skills are taught in the Nursing Skills/Simulation Laboratory, as well as in the health care facility.
Corequisite
NUR 10300 (or challenge exam, CPL);
ENG 10100 and
PSY 10110 (if a student has completed prior to NUR 11600 they must achieve a grade of C or higher)
Hours
3.5 Credits, 7.5 Hours