NUR 3300 Nursing Practice II

Students are provided with clinical practicum experience that assists them in recognizing and delivering therapeutic nursing care to clients at all stages in human development during periods of changing health and illness. Selected concepts contributory to human responses in health and illness are foundational. Implementation of nursing process is a primary focus. Health care technologies build upon those learned earlier. Health promotion, health maintenance, and illness care strategies are practiced. For Nursing Majors Only. Students will be charged an additional Clinical Instruction Nurs Fee and Malpractice Liab Ins Fee when enrolling in this course. Prerequisite(s): NUR 3250 and NUR 3260 and NUR 3270 and NUR 3280. Minimum grade of D.
Credits: 6.0