NUR 410 - Nursing in Health and Illness IV: Adult & Geriatric Clients

This course addresses changes that accompany the aging process and relates these changes to adult human responses to selected health problems. Students apply the nursing process to complex health problems, integrating knowledge of nursing research, ethical-legal issues, and economics as they influence client health outcomes. The course presents concepts and applications for adults in later life, including grief and loss, palliative care, and death and dying. Three classroom hours and 108 clinical practice hours. Offered: Fall

Prerequisites

NUR 209 /NUR 209L , NUR 210 ,NUR 218 , NUR 220 , NUR 311 /NUR 311L , NUR 312 , NUR 315 , NUR 317
BIO 107 /BIO 117L ,BIO 108 /BIO 118L , BIO 216 , BIO 220 , BIO 410
CHE 106 /CHE 109L
PSY 101 , COM 101 , THE 210
MAT 208

Corequisites NUR 408, NUR 412

Credits: 5

Class Level Senior Undergraduate
Program Undergraduate