This course is designed to build upon the knowledge and concepts learned in Foundations of Nursing I. In addition to continued development of health assessment skills, fundamental theory and skill acquisition, this course will focus on patient teaching, surgical asepsis, wound care, pain management, oxygenation, digestion and bowel elimination, urinary elimination, medication administration, and end-of-life care. This course includes a clinically focused simulation lab where students will further explore fundamental concepts and engage in hands-on learning opportunities to strengthen the understanding and application of foundational skills needed to develop clinical judgment and provide safe, quality nursing care. This course will also provide students, functioning in the role of providers of care, the opportunity to apply the acquired knowledge and skills in an adult health care setting.
NU 255: Foundations of Nursing II
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