RNUR2052 — Complex Health Alterations I
Academic Division: Nursing 4 Credit(s) This course is a continuation of prior medical surgical nursing courses and is a companion to Complex Health Alterations II. Evidence-based practice serves as the foundation for safe, client-centered care of clients experiencing various complex physiological disorders. Psychological and psychosocial effects associated with various disorders are also analyzed. Critical thinking, prioritization, and delegation are emphasized as students evaluate roles and responsibilities of the developing nurse and collaborate within the healthcare team. Clinical judgement and professional communication are incorporated as the student synthesizes a plan of care for clients experiencing both actual and potential health alterations. 1 Clinical Hour(s); 0 Cooperative Work Hour(s); 0 Directed Practice Hour(s); 1 Lab Hour(s) 2 Lecture Hour(s); 0 Practicum Hour(s); 0 Seminar Hour(s); Required (II, IV, V, VI) Throughout term during clinical performance- Clinical Evaluation Tool Critical thinking activity Illustrate safety with therapeutic interventions using evidence-based practice in lab and clinical settings. (II, III, IV) Throughout term during clinical performance- Clinical Evaluation Tool Quiz/exams and Final exam Critical Thinking activity Collaborate with the interdisciplinary team with a common purpose to set goals, make decisions, and share resources and responsibilities. (I, III, V, VI) Throughout term during clinical performance- Clinical Evaluation T
Prerequisites: RNUR1070, RNUR1125, RNUR1054, RNUR1060