HNUR 2210 - Medical/Surgical Nursing I

9 Credits Hour(s)
6 Lecture Clock Hour(s)
11.3 Clinical / Studio / Internship Clock Hour(s)
Credit Summary: (9-6-0-11.3)

Prerequisite(s): C or better in HNUR 1211, HBIO 1220, and HNUR 1180
Preliminary application of the nursing process as a method of individualizing patient care with emphasis on essential concepts related to the adult patient/client. Discussion of body functions including but not limited to: fluid & electrolytes, acid-base balance, microbiological and infection control principles, perioperative, and cardiovascular care. Evidence-based nursing care of the adult in multiple settings will be presented with a review of anatomy and physiology and detailed explanation of therapeutic/modified diets and pharmacological interventions for each body system addressed including diet and drug types, classifications, actions and interactions, side effects and adverse effects are also presented. This course includes a 170-hour clinical component for students to integrate into practice principles learned in theory under the supervision of a nursing faculty member.

CIP Code: 513901