NUR 130 - Fundamental Nursing Care of the AdultSemester Hours: 5.5
This course allows students to integrate and apply their scientific knowledge and experiences to improve patients’ health and wellness with commonly occurring medical-surgical problems in the acute care setting. This course emphasizes the use of the nursing process and in developing competence in providing and coordinating nursing care. The course includes clinical practicum to allow the student the opportunity to integrate theoretical concepts and clinical practice in diverse adult populations.
5.5 total semester hours: 3 semester hours didactic, 0.5 semester hours lab, 2 semester hours clinical
Prerequisite(s)/Course Notes:
PRE-REQUISITES: HSCI 103 (C+ or higher) , HSCI 105 (C+ or higher), BIO 112, BIO 113, BIO 034 (C+ or higher), NUR 108A, NUR 108AL, NUR 108B, NUR 108BL, NUR 109, and NUR 109L
CO-REQUISITES: Standing in Junior Year (3rd Year), NUR 130L, NUR 130C, NUR 131, NUR 131C
Open only to students enrolled in the Nursing program.
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