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This course is a synthesis of previously introduced nursing theories, concepts and strategies. These constructs are applied in a practice setting of the student's choice. Emphasis is placed on the demonstration of the nurse's role as that of patient advocate, change agent, manager, coordinator and leader of health care.
Examines human responses to biological, psychological, sociological and spiritual changes associated with acute physiological problems. Emphasis is placed on the expanded role of the professional nurse in the acute care setting. (This course may be taken by registered nurses who have not been officially admitted to the baccalaureate program. These students are exempt from pre and co-requisite requirements.)
BIOL 210 - Human Anatomy and Physiology 1