Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital School of Nursing · Courses
NU
17 courses with the subject NU, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
NU 105Care of the Older Adult-Curriculum Prior to Fall 2018, No Longer Offered
This course focuses on the concept of aging as a complex and natural process. Concepts of aging, family impact, health promotion, risk reduction, health restoration, and maintenance of functional ability in the older adult will be examined. Application of the new information will allow students to holistically assess, plan specific nursing interventions, and implement, and evaluate optimal nursing care for older adults. At Brockton Hospital and local short-term, sub-acute older adult agencies, students care for older a Semester hours: 24 lectures, 58 clinical / laboratory, self-directed computerized NCLEX practice sessions with remediation.
Nursing 110 introduces contemporary nursing and nurses’ roles in health care delivery systems. Concepts of human beings and health include the relatedness of physical, intellectual, emotional, sociocultural and spiritual aspects that compose the whole person. Nursing interventions assist students to promote, maintain and restore maximum strengths of patients and families. The nursing process is taught as a systematic, problem-solving method that assists students to help patients adapt to both internal and external envi Semester Hours: 72 lecture, 240 clinical/simulation laboratory/ATI Co- requisite: HE 101 Human Anatomy & Physiology I , MA 130 Math for Nursing Applications, NU 115 Student Success Seminar
Nursing 120 focuses on the concept that the family in the basic unit in society and that children grow both individually and as part of a family. Concepts include developmental tasks of families during the parenting process and families experiencing common medical and surgical disorders. Nursing interventions assist students to promote, maintain and restore family health to ensure cycles of optimal childbearing and childrearing and overall health. At Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital and community affiliations, st Semesters Hours: 67 lecture, 240 clinical/Simulation laboratory
NU110 Foundational Concepts of Nursing Practice, MA130 College Mathematics with Nursing Applications, HE101 Human Anatomy and Physiology I, PS105 Human Development, NU115 Student Success Seminar
NU 210Adult Health I
Nursing 210 promotes the thought that the mind and body are inseparable and include physical, intellectual, emotional, sociocultural, and environmental parts. Concepts of human caring and human relationships are related and contain clinical empathy. Students apply the best current evidence to choose nursing interventions which assist patients in promoting, maintaining, and restoring optimal levels of wellness. Students apply the nursing process to provide safe basic nursing care with minimal risk of harm to self and ot Semester hours: 60 lecture, 240 clinical / Simulation laboratory, self-directed computerized NCLEX practice sessions with remediation.
Nursing 220 continues to promote the thought that the mind and body are inseparable and include physical, intellectual, emotional, sociocultural, and environmental parts. Nursing 220 integrates ideas of holistic nursing and challenges of caring for those patients who have complex emotional and physical needs. Students synthesize nursing interventions to promote, maintain, and restore the optimal level of wellness of their patients in acute care, psychiatric, and community settings. Classroom and clinical experiences gu Semester hours: 60 lecture, 240 clinical/Simulation laboratory, self-directed computerized NCLEX practice sessions with remediation.
