NUR 3130 - Nursing Fundamentals

Credits: 6

This course contains theory, simulation, and clinical components while focusing on nursing practice from a Biblical perspective. Students are introduced to the role of the professional nurse, the nursing process, quality, and safety as foundational to practice. Clinical reasoning and care of adults are emphasized. Fundamental skills, introduction to dosage calculation, and introduction to safe medication administration provide a foundation for more advanced study in professional practice. Includes didactic, skills/simulation lab, and clinical instruction. Prerequisites: NUR 2000; Co-requisites: NUR 3110, NUR 3120, NUR 3410. (Letter grade; 6 semester hours) A grade of C+ or better must be earned in this course to apply toward the Nursing Major.

Prerequisite(s): None
Undergraduate