Undergraduate Catalog 2018-2019

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NRSG 4001 Sem: Human Cultures & World

Prerequisite: Admission to the Nursing program. This nursing seminar provides the baccalaureate nursing student with an opportunity to engage with healthcare professionals and discuss current nursing and healthcare issues impacting diverse individuals, communities, nations, and/or world cultures.

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NRSG 4002 Sem: Intellect & Prac Skills

Prerequisite: Admission to the Nursing program. This nursing seminar provides the baccalaureate nursing student with an opportunity to engage with healthcare professionals.

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NRSG 4003 Sem: Pers & Soc Responsibility

Prerequisite: Admission to the Nursing program. This nursing seminar provides the baccalaureate nursing student with an opportunity to engage with health care professionals.

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NRSG 4004 Sem: Integrative & Ap Learning

Prerequisite: Admission to the Nursing program. This nursing seminar provides the baccalaureate nursing student with an opportunity to engage with healthcare professionals.

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NRSG 4010 Survey of Health Science Info

This course is an overview of electronic information related to health sciences. The focus of the course is the use of computer and technology-based health applications to support clinical, administrative, and educational decision-making. This course is taught entirely online.

3

NRSG 4100 Transition to Bacca Nrsg Pract

Prerequisite: Acceptance to RN-BSN program. This course explores the trends and issues related to nursing practice in the context of future baccalaureate role development. Professional knowledge and skills that help transition to baccalaureate practice, such as assimilating information literacy and computer literacy into practice, will be articulated. Incorporating these skills and knowledge in mentored experiences facilitate transition to baccalaureate nursing role. This course is taught entirely online. The clinical practice experience includes both direct and indirect application of didactic content and are designed to meet course outcomes. These clinical practice experiences are facilitated by a mentor and supervised and evaluated by the course faculty.

3

NRSG 4140 Discovery & Evidenced-Based Pr

Prerequisite:Enrolled in Nursing Program. Corequisites: NRSG 3140, 3240, and 3345. Foundation upon which scientific investigations in the health care system are based and research methodologies are explored.

2

NRSG 4200 Reproductive Health

The foundations of reproductive health will be explored in terms of normal physiology and pathophysiology. Family planning will be critically appraised in terms of safety, effectiveness, convenience, patient education, access, expense, and personal preferences. History and physical assessment skills will be presented from a both feminist/male holistic viewpoint that emphasizes providing men and women's healthcare in a culturally sensitive manner.

4

NRSG 4500 Leg&Ethic Aspects of Prof Nurs

This course focuses on the influence of law, legal and ethical issues on professional nursing practice. Through seminar, written and oral presentations, students apply legal concepts within an ethical framework. RN students only. The course is taught entirely on line.

2

NRSG 4550 Family Systems

This course focuses on theories and concepts that guide nursing practice with the family as a unit of analysis. Selected health care issues that impact family roles are examined. RN students only (elective option). This course is taught entirely on line.

3

NRSG 4580 Adult Health II

Prerequisites: NRSG 3440, NRSG 3460, NRSG 3560, co/pre-requisite NRSG 3660. Co-Requisite: NRSG 4580L. This course emphasizes complex and multi-system health needs of adults and the interdisciplinary nature of managing the client's therapeutic regimen. Additional special course fee required; see semester course schedule for amount.

8

NRSG 4580L Adult Health II Clinical

Clinical component for NRSG 4580. Additional special course fee required; see semester course schedule for amount.

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NRSG 4600 Nurs Research in Prof Practice

This course focuses on research methodology, critical analysis of studies, and the relationship among theory, research, and clinical practice. RN students only. This course is taught entirely on line.

3

NRSG 4660 Comm & Population Based Care

Prerequisite: Acceptance to RN-BSN program. This course focuses on theories and concepts that guide professional nursing practice in community health settings. The RN student will explore family dynamics and various issues encountered in caring for clients in the community. Mentored experiences provide opportunities to examine health care in the community and apply baccalaureate nursing roles in the context of future nursing practice. RN students only. The clinical practice experience includes both direct and indirect application of didactic content and are designed to meet course outcomes. These clinical practice experiences are facilitated by a mentor and supervised and evaluated by the course faculty.

5

NRSG 4665 Nursing Care of the Family

Corequistie: NRSG 4665L. Prerequisites: NRSG 3440/L, 3540/L, 3580/L. This course is designed to enhance the student's ability to provide comprehensive nursing care of the family.

7

NRSG 4665L Nursing Care of the Family Clinical

Corequisite: NRSG 4665, 4580. Prerequisites: NRSG 3440, 3540, and 3560. Clinical component of NRSG 4665.

0

NRSG 4780 Leadership and Mgmt in Nursing

The multidimensional roles of leader and manager in healthcare and health related systems are explored. Co-requisite: NRSG 4980.

3

NRSG 4800 Lead & Managem in Professional

Prerequisite: Acceptance to RN-BSN program. Exploration of the knowledge and skills needed to lead and manage nursing care delivery in the changing healthcare environment. Mentored experiences provide opportunities to examine and apply leadership and management skills and concepts in context with future baccalaureate nursing practice. The clinical practice experience includes both direct and indirect application of didactic content and are designed to meet course outcomes. These clinical practice experiences are facilitated by a mentor and supervised and evaluated by the course faculty.

4

NRSG 4980 Clinical Internship

Completion of all courses. The student synthesizes and applies the cognitive, psychomotor, and affective abilities and skills learned throughout the curriculum. Co-requisites: NRSG 3680 and NRSG 4780.

7

NRSG 4980L Clinical Internship Lab

Clinical component for NRSG 4980.

0

NRSG 4981 Integrated Clinical Concepts

Prerequisite: All nursing courses except NRSG 4780 and NRSG 4980. This is a companion course to NRSG 4980, the capstone course in nursing. Students apply critical thinking, communication, and therapeutic nursing interventions to decisions about simulated clients to demonstrate readiness for the mock and actual NCLEX-RN. Additional special course fee required; see semester course schedule for amount.

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