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  • NSG 204A: Nursing Foundations and Health Assessment Clinical Laboratory

    4.50 Credits
    National University

    This course covers practical application of holistic health assessment as the basis for nursing intervention and practice, interviewing skills, health history, physical examination, cultural variations and laboratory and diagnostic procedures throughout the lifespan of clients. Using the language of nursing, students will devise basic plans of care for patients. Practical application of beginning knowledge and skills required for nursing care of patients with commonly occurring health problems is demonstrated in both laboratory and clinical settings. Through simulation and patient interaction, use of therapeutic skills of communication will be analyzed. Clinical Laboratory is graded on a Satisfactory/ Unsatisfactory basis based on successful completion of the course requirements. Concurrent enrollment in 204 is required. (Nevada only.)
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  • NSG 205: Medical-Surgical Nursing I

    4.50 Credits
    National University

    (Prerequisites: C or better in NSG 200 and "S" in NSG200A BSN Students) (Prerequisites: C or better in NSG204 and "S" inNSG204A for Nevada ASN students) The course focuses on concepts relating to care of the adult in the acute care setting with commonly occurring medical-surgical problems. Emphasis of this course is on the use of the nursing process and in developing competence in providing and coordinating nursing care. Concurrent enrollment in NSG 205A is required.
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  • NSG 205A: Medical-Surgical I Clinical

    4.50 Credits
    National University

    (Prerequisites: C or better in NSG 200 and "S" in NSG200A BSN Students) (Prerequisites: C or better in NSG204 and "S" inNSG204A for Nevada ASN students) Practical application of knowledge and skills required for nursing care of adult patients with commonly occurring medical-surgical problems is demonstrated in both Lab and clinical settings. Using the language of nursing, students will devise and implement care plans and teaching plans. Concurrent enrollment in NSG 205 is required unless approved by the Department Chair. Clinical Lab is graded on a Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory basis based on successful completion of the course requirements.
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  • NSG 211A: Health Assessment Clinical

    1.50 Credits
    National University

    (1.5 quarter units) This course covers practical application of holistic health assessment as the basis for nursing intervention and practice, interviewing skills, health history, physical examination, cultural variations and lab and diagnostic procedures. Concurrent enrollment in NSG 211T is required. Grading is by S or U. This course is 45 contact hours.
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  • NSG 211T: Health Assessment

    3.00 Credits
    National University

    (3.0 quarter units) (Prerequisites: Admission to nursing program and completion of required general education preparation with a minimum GPA 2.75) This course covers holistic health assessment as the basis for nursing intervention and practice, interviewing skills, health history, physical examination, cultural variations and lab and diagnostic procedures. Concurrent enrollment in NSG 211A is required. This course is 30 contact hours.
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  • NSG 304: Pharmacology in Nursing

    4.50 Credits
    National University

    This course will present an overview of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of drugs, as well as drug classifications. Current issues in drug legislation, design, manufacturing and marketing will be explored. Emphasis will be placed on the role of the professional nurse in medication administration, including both expected and unexpected effects of drugs on patients.
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  • NSG 310: Professional Nursing Values

    4.50 Credits
    National University

    This course provides an introduction to fundamental values as a foundation for professional nursing practice. It provides an understanding of key components necessary for demonstration of professional value-based behaviors. The concept of caring will be examined through the values of altruism, autonomy, human dignity, integrity and social justice.
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  • NSG 314: Child-bearing Family Nursing

    4.50 Credits
    National University

    (Prerequisites: "C" or better in NSG 205 and "S" NSG 205A) This course focuses on the health care needs of parents and newborns during the childbearing experience. Introducing the concept of the family as a unit, emphasis is placed on the variations in health care due to behavioral, life cycle, physiological, cultural, and environmental factors. Concurrent enrollment in NSG 314A is required.
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  • NSG 314A: Child-bearing Family Clinical

    4.50 Credits
    National University

    (Prerequisites: "C" or better in NSG 205 and "S" NSG 205A) This course covers practical application of knowledge and skills required for nursing care of families in the childbearing period. Using the language of nursing, students will care for the family as a unit, considering behavioral, life cycle, physiological, cultural and environmental factors. Concurrent enrollment in NSG 314 is required unless approved by the Department Chair. Clinical Lab is graded on a Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory basis based on successful completion of the course requirements.
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  • NSG 315: Pediatric Nursing

    4.50 Credits
    National University

    (Prerequisites: "C" or better in NSG 314 and "S" NSG 314A) Continuing examination of the family as a unit, this course focuses on the health care needs of families with children. Emphasis is placed on the variations in health care due to behavioral, life cycle, genetic, cultural, and environmental factors. Concurrent enrollment in NSG 315A is required unless approved by the Department Chair.
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