NUR 3290 Health Concepts

This course examines the variety of physical health, mental health, and illness experiences ocurring across the life span that involve nurses and clients in health care interactions. Changes in physiologic and psychological functioning, the mind-body-environment construct, and the health continuum dynamic are studied. Health care strategies for all levels of prevention are the context for learning the nurse’s role in client care and its impact on health status outcomes. For Nursing Majors Only. Students will be charged an additional Non-Clinical Instruction Fee and NCLEX Prep Fee when enrolling in this course. Prerequisite(s): NUR 3250 and NUR 3260 and NUR 3270 and NUR 3280. Minimum grade of D.
Credits: 3.0