Diagnostic Reasoning II- Common Acute Health Conditions in Pediatric Primary Care

3 Credits.

This course is the second in a series of four sequential theory-based courses, for Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (PNP) students. It aims to deepen their knowledge, understanding, and clinical skills in assessing wellness, and managing common acute and episodic conditions throughout childhood and adolescence. The course is designed to cover a broad spectrum of acute illnesses, emphasizing those affecting multiple body systems in the pediatric demographic. Upon completion, PNP students will emerge with a robust and practical competency skill set to provide high-quality, compassionate, inclusive, and equitable care to children and adolescents experiencing acute and episodic health challenges.