6 courses with the subject NUR, 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.
NUR 099Nursing Process 1-0-1 I.C.*
This course focuses on nursing foundation and meth- odology with emphasis on the use of the nursing pro- cess in meeting the care needs of individuals. The course is for Licensed Practical Nurses, or transfer students, accepted into the Nursing Program with ad- vanced placement or students readmitted to the Nurs- ing Program. This course must be completed prior to entrance into NUR 106 Nursing Science II. *Credit hours: 1 institutional (non-degree). Prerequisites: BIO 181 and PSY 101.
This course focuses on nursing foundation and meth- odology related to care of patients across the lifespan. Emphasis is placed upon acquiring a body of knowl- edge that promotes nursing essence and disciplined inquiry. Topics include the nursing process, the role of healthcare team members, therapeutic communica- tion, provisions for meeting basic physical needs, nutri- tion, medication administration, and the special needs of the aged. Demonstration and evaluation of basic skills occurs in the College laboratory and through selected patient care assignments at long-term care facilities. Prerequisites: Completion of, or concurrent registration in, BIO 181 and PSY 101.
This course builds on the nursing foundation of gen- eral education courses. This course expands upon the nursing essence and methodology covered in the pre- requisite course, NUR 105, Nursing Science I, through the following topics of study: surgical patients; care of patients with fluid, electrolyte, and acid-base imbal- ances; care of patients with mobility problems; care of patients with malignancies; care of patients with com- municable diseases; and care of pediatric patients. Pa- tient care assignments and observational experiences are provided through health care agency affiliations. rent registration in, BIO 182 AND PSY 200. 159
This course is divided into three major units: Mental Health, Medical-Surgical with emphasis on patients with cardiovascular and respiratory dysfunction, and Maternal-Child Health. The nursing foundation of gen- eral education courses and the nursing knowledge of previous nursing courses are built upon in the specialty areas. Prerequisites: NUR 106, and completion of or concurrent registration in, BIO 282.
This course stresses complex patient healthcare needs. Nursing foundation and nursing knowledge introduced in previous courses are further developed and expanded. Clinical experiences include advanced medical-surgical interventions, application of leader- ship principles, professional issues. Prerequisite: NUR 205.
This course is designed to build upon prior nursing foundation, nursing essence, and methodology of ba- sic pharmacology. Emphasis is placed on concepts of pharmacology, therapeutic drug classifications, com- monly prescribed individual drugs, human responses to drug therapy, and applying nursing process in rela- tion to prescribed drug therapy regimens. Prerequisite: NUR 105 and 106, and completion within 12 months of program completion.
