Course Descriptions
- NURS-202 - NURSING 2 9 credits
- This course focuses on clients experiencing common physiological and psychosocial alterations. Emphasis is placed on application of nursing knowledge and utilization of the nursing process in caring for individuals and families across the lifespan. The student learns secondary interventions which are intended to promote stability and prevent complications in ill or injured clients. Furthermore, the student learns tertiary interventions which facilitate achievement of maximum levels of wellness following illness or injury. Therapeutic communication skills are taught and the student begins to apply them in interactions with clients, peers, and health team members in selected settings. Teaching and learning is emphasized through implementation of teaching plans for individuals and families. Examination of ethical, legal, and professional standards within nursing practice is intended to enhance professional role development. This course helps the student to achieve organizational skills in the care of individuals and families in selected settings. Also, the student begins to develop skills necessary for self-growth and critical thinking.

