NRSG 336 - Applied Pathopharmacology for RNs (4)

Prerequisites: NRSG 315  
14 week course.
The course explores principles of human physiology and the pathologic processes that alter patient lines of defense and resistance. The content builds on the student’s pharmacology knowledge base in relation to pathophysiologic clinical alterations. Students are engaged in interactive discussion threads with the instructor and peers, integrating concepts from Neuman Systems Model. Individual assignments and clinical projects assist to demonstrate application of the course content. Students enrolled in this course will complete clinical projects outside the classroom that will require assistance with community/facility based agents. This course includes four credit hours of theory and clinical projects (45 clock-hours)

This course meets the requirements for a written communication course (see Communication Requirements ).