NUR 21707 - Nursing V

The theory content of this course introduces the nursing student to function in the role of the associate degree registered nurse in providing nursing care to children, adolescents, and adult patients experiencing needs related to the respiratory system, the gastrointestinal system, the cardiovascular system, the liver/biliary system, nervous system, and the reproductive system. Growth and developmental concepts are further discussed, emphasizing young and middle-aged adults. The nursing process, communication and collaboration skills, use of technology, teaching-learning, and legal/ethical principles of nursing practice are continued. The clinical component of this course utilizes acute healthcare delivery settings to provide nursing care to children, adolescents, and adult patients.

Course Fee: $534

Offered: Fall

Semester Hours: 7
Clinical Hours: 6 per week for 15 weeks
Lecture Hours: 5 per week
Lab Hours: 6 per week for one week

Prerequisite(s): A.D.N. Prerequisite: NUR 20404 with a grade of “C” or better in theory and a “satisfactory” designation for clinical performance, SOC 11103, and ENG 11203.

Hybrid LPN to RN Prerequisite: NUR 11206 - Nursing Transitions: Part I , NUR 11306 - Nursing Transitions: Part II , and NUR 21303 - Nursing IV with a grade of “C” or better in theory and a “satisfactory” designation for clinical performance