Pharmacology and Medication Management II (T)

Undergraduate

This is the second in a sequence of two pharmacology courses. This course builds on the knowledge the learner gained in Pharmacology and Medication Management I (NURS 1310). Major drug classifications will be examined and discussed. Particular emphasis will be placed on the nurse’s responsibilities in drug therapy and the development of critical thinking skills necessary for the safe administration of medications in a variety of settings and during transitions in care. (Prerequisite: Successful completion of 503 Winter 2027 Undergraduate Calendar all year one winter required courses.) (Co-requisites: Registration in all courses required for second year fall semester.) (3 Lecture hours per week.) NURS 2420. Holistic Health Assessment II (T) This is the second of two courses that introduces and expands upon holistic health assessment concepts and principles of the well adult. The focus is on continued development of interviewing and history taking skills, and foundational health assessment skills related to specific systems. The learner will recognize normal findings, deviations from normal, and communicate assessment findings to promote health. (Prerequisite: Successful completion of all year one fall required courses) (Co-requisite: Registration in all courses required for first year winter semester) (3 Lecture hours per week)