NRS 484 - Pharmacology in Nursing: Transition to Practice: Theory
This course builds on the pharmacology knowledge base acquired in previous courses. It focuses on the integration of pharmacological concepts into real-world nursing scenarios. Through active learning the course emphasizes critical thinking and clinical decision-making using evidence-based practice in the pharmacological management of clients across the lifespan.
Semester hours: 2.0
Prerequisites:
- MAT 130 - College Algebra
- NRS 117 - Student Success and Nursing Concepts: Theory
- NRS 125 - Foundational Skills and Assessment of the Adult: Theory
- NRS 126 - Foundational Skills and Assessment of the Adult: Clinical
- NRS 227 - Pathophysiology
- NRS 236 - Pharmacology in Nursing: Principles of Pharmacology
- NRS 237 - Medical-Surgical Nursing 1: Care of the Adult Client:Theory
- NRS 238 - Medical-Surgical Nursing 1: Care of the Adult Client: Clinical Application
- NRS 320 - Medical-Surgical Nursing 2: Care of the Adult Client: Theory
- NRS 321 - Medical-Surgical Nursing 2: Care of the Adult Client: Clinical
- NRS 332 - Behavioral Health Continuum of Care: Theory
- NRS 332 - Behavioral Health Continuum of Care: Theory
- NRS 333 - Behavioral Health Continuum of Care: Clinical
- NRS 334 - Nursing Care of Women and Child-bearing Families: Theory
- NRS 335 - Nursing Care of Women and Child-bearing Families: Clinical
- NRS 336 - Family-Centered Nursing Care of Children: Theory
- NRS 337 - Family-Centered Nursing Care of Children: Clinical
- NRS 346 - Evidence-Based Inquiry in Healthcare
- NRS 455 - Community and Public Health in Practice: Theory
- NRS 456 - Community and Public Health in Practice: Clinical
- NRS 458 - Concepts of Complex Multisystem Clients I: Theory
- NRS 459 - Concepts of Complex Multisystem Clients I: Clinical
Co-requisites:
Last updated:
06/30/2026