Adult Health and Health Alterations III

Undergraduate

This is the third in a sequence of four courses that address the concepts and principles associated with the nursing care of adults experiencing alterations in health across health care settings and throughout the care continuum. Building upon the knowledge acquired in Adult Health and Health Alterations I and II, this course focuses on the care of adults experiencing selected complex acute or chronic health alterations (e.g., cardiovascular, endocrine, renal, hematology, and oncology disorders, and end of life care). Principles of pathophysiology, assessment, pharmacology, nutrition, collaborative management, and quality and evidence-based care are emphasized. (Prerequisites: Successful completion of all year two winter required courses.) (Co-requisites: Registration in all courses required for third year fall semester.) (3 lecture hours per week.) (3 credits).