Prerequisites: Successful completion of Semester 1 classes. This course provides students with a comprehensive look at the diagnosis and management of common psychiatric disorders, beginning with normal psychological development, and the anatomy and physiology of

Prerequisites: Successful completion of Semester 1 classes. This course provides a comprehensive look at the diagnosis and management of common diseases and conditions of the eyes, ears, nose, mouth and throat, beginning with normal anatomy and physiology

Prerequisites: Successful completion of Semester 2 courses. This course provides students with a comprehensive look at the diagnosis and management of common kidney and urologic conditions, beginning with normal anatomy and physiology followed by pathophysiology, genetic

Prerequisites: Successful completion of Semester 2 courses. This course provides students with a comprehensive look at the diagnosis and management of common diseases of the male and female reproductive systems, beginning with normal anatomy and physiology followed by

Prerequisites: Successful completion of Semester 1 classes. Students build upon skills and knowledge developed and learned in Patient Care I. Physical examination techniques of the neurologic, cardiovascular, otolaryngologic, and ophthalmologic systems are taught,

Prerequisites: Successful completion of Semester 2 courses. Patient Care III builds students' skills and knowledge of history-taking, physical examination, and documentation obtained in Patient Care I and II. Students learn to perform a physical examination of the

Prerequisites: NS-621, NS-622. Acute Care Seminar is coupled with Acute Care Theory 1 to augment the didactic material from Theory, Pharmacology, Pathophysiology and Advanced Assessment. This seminar will utilize didactic, small group discussions and simulation to further

Prerequisites: NP-761N. Corequisites: NP-721. This course prepares the advanced practice nursing (APRN) student to apply the pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic principles of drugs to the treatment of disease in the pediatric population. Students will integrate concepts

Prerequisites: NP-739, NP-760, NP-762 or by permission of instructor. This is an advanced course in nursing management of women with common gynecologic/reproductive health problems, pregnancy, postpartum, and women's health issues. Emphasis is on conditions that are

Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in Advanced Practice Practicum. Audit option is available. Based on Meleis' theory of transitions, this course explores the dynamic interplay between chronic illnesses, multiple physical, psychological, social, and