NS 227 - Pathophysiology
Human physiological responses to disease, stress and the environment are studied; and pathophysiological processes are analyzed to provide the scientific rationale for nursing interventions. Diagnostic and medical treatment modalities are studied in conjunction with pathological dynamics.
Semester hours: 3.0
Prerequisites:
- BI 210 - Microbiology - Lecture and Lab
- BI 211 - Human Anatomy - Lecture and Lab
- BI 213 - Human Physiology - Lecture and Lab
- CH 110 - General Chemistry - Lecture and Lab
- NS 116 - Introduction of Professional Nursing Concepts and Clinical Judgement: Theory
- NS 125 - Foundational Skills and Assessment of the Adult: Theory
- NS 126 - Foundational Skills and Assessment of the Adult: Clinical
- NS 161 - Introduction to Population-Based Public Health Nursing: Theory Online
Co-requisites:
- NS 233 - Assessment and Care of the Adult with Abnormal Findings: Theory
- NS 234 - Assessment and Care of the Adult with Abnormal Findings: Clinical
- NS 235 - Pharmacology I
Restrictions and Notes:
- LPN-BSN students see advisor.
Last updated:
04/05/2021