NUR 2209C - Medical-Surgical Nursing for Adults and Children II

10 cr. hrs.
Credit Hours: 10

This course reinforces the seven core concepts of the Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program introduced in previous courses and programs: competence, compassion, confidence, conscience, commitment, communication, and culture. The course focuses on advanced nursing skills when providing care and meeting the complex needs of clients across the lifespan. The clinical experience gives you the opportunity to learn and practice history-taking and physical examination skills, health promotion techniques, the use of clinical assessment tools and current technologies, and nursing documentation. This course includes theory, computer-assisted instruction, skills lab practice, simulation, clinical experiences, and standardized testing. You must earn a final grade of B or higher.

Lab Fee: Yes
Course Designations: (OA)

Prerequisite(s): NUR 2003C (Transition students only).
Corequisite(s): NUR 2209L.