NURS 1120L - Adult Nursing II

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NURS 1120L is the laboratory component to accompany NURS 1120. Students registering for this course must also register for NURS 1120, which is the lecture component of this course.

Prerequisites: (4) NURS 1110; NURS 1510; NURS 1200; and NURS 1300

Pre/Corequisite: (1) NURS 1120

Lecture Hours: 0.0
Lab Hours: 0.0
Internship Hours: 0.0
Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0

Course Objectives
1. Maintain Intermediate standards of ethical, professional and legal behavior while utilizing critical thinking to apply nursing theory related to nursing practice with individuals and families with lived experiences of wellness/illness. [EOP SLO #3, #4] {Clinical: Obj I,}
2. Demonstrate responsibility and accountability for intermediate nursing practice by the need for continued personal learning and self-development. [EOP SLO #2, #5]{Clinical: Obj. II}
3. Develop as novice professional nurse in the clinical role as care giver by incorporating client beliefs, interests and needs in nursing process.. [EOP SLO #2, #5]{Clinical: Obj. III}
4. Utilize caring and nursing process to implement therapeutic interventions and make shared clinical judgments related to nursing care of individuals and families with varied life experiences.. [EOP SLO #5] { Clinical: Obj IV}
5. Examine, as a novice clinician, the information and process needed to work with health professionals within the context of caring for individuals and families. [EOP SLO # 1] {Clinical: Obj V}
6. Apply selected principles of caring interpersonal relationships and communication patterns in providing care for individuals and families. Evaluate communication patterns observed in families [EOP SLO #3, #4]{Clinical: Obj VI}
7. Apply the concepts of caring, power and empowerment in the teaching-learning process at intermediate level to assist clients to reach a higher level of health. [EOP SLO #2]{Clinical: Obj. VII)
8. Apply as a clinician, the concepts empowerment, autonomy and advocacy when providing nursing care to clients in collaboration with the interdisciplinary team. . [EOP SLO #2]{Clinical: Obj. VIII}

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