LPNU 2229 Medical/Surgical Nursing II
This course builds upon knowledge gained from Medical/Surgical I. Nursing care of the medical/surgical adult client with alterations in the cardiovascular, hematology/immunologic/lymphatic, endocrine and reproductive functions are presented. Appropriate pharmacological agents related to these systems and their actions, uses, and side effects are discussed. Client education on proper nutrition and diet modifications related to the use of these medications are stressed as well as proper nutrition and diet therapy necessary for health restoration and to maintain health are included in the discussions. This course includes a 180-hour clinical component.
The clinical portion of this course builds upon Medical/Surgical Nursing Clinical I. Students utilize the nursing process to demonstrate basic to advanced clinical nursing skills in a variety of health care settings under the supervision of an instructor. The role and responsibilities of the practical nurse as a health team member are emphasized.
Note: Students must pass both the theory and clinical components of this course with 80% in each component to successfully complete the course and advance in the Practical Nursing Program.
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