NU 2140 - Cooperative Experience II - Concepts of Health & Illness Across the Lifespan & Care Continuum

This course is the second of two foundational nursing courses building on the knowledge and concepts introduced in Professional Nursing I and introduces the student to the clinical judgment process; priority-setting frameworks; management of care; documentation; medication administration; mobility; client education; vital signs; human growth and development; grief; stress and coping; comfort, rest and sleep; end-of-life care; infection control and isolation; elimination; fluid, electrolytes and acid-base balance; gas exchange and oxygenation; perfusion; nutrition; pain; sensory perception; tissue integrity; and the surgery client. Prerequisites: NU 1110 - Professional Nursing I & NU 1130 - Professional Nursing II , LNA Licensure, Employment in good standing at a partner organization Credits: 12