AD Nursing Courses
Back to subjects list- ADNG 1000 Foundations of Nursing
- ADNG 1050 Foundations of Nursing Skills
- ADNG 1100 Pharmacology
- ADNG 1150 Nursing I
- ADNG 1200 Clinical I
- ADNG 1300 Transition to Professional Nursing
- ADNG 1500 Summer Nurse Internship
- ADNG 2050 Advanced Skills
- ADNG 2100 Clinical II
- ADNG 2150 Nursing II
- ADNG 2200 Clinical III
- ADNG 2250 Leadership
- ADNG 2300 Advanced Standing
- ADNG 2350 Maternal-Newborn Nursing
- ADNG 2400 Psychosocial Nursing
Nursing I
This course explores foundational concepts related to the pathophysiological processes affecting homeostatic balance and cell survival in the human system. Concepts of fluid & electrolytes, acid-base, oxygenation & gas exchange, hematology, nutrition, and elimination will be discussed. Learners will use assessment data to evaluate expected and unexpected outcomes and form the basis for prioritizing expected medical and nursing management of care. The nursing process, clinical reasoning, and use of research-based nursing actions are integrated throughout the course as the foundation for assisting clients across the lifespan experiencing disruptions in the health-illness continuum. Prerequisite(s): ADNG1000 & 1050 or ADNG 2300, BIOL2254, MATH1110/1930 Co-requisite(s): ADNG1100 & 1200 or ADNG1300, CHEM1100, PSYC2201
Credit Breakdown
| Credit Type | Count |
|---|---|
| Lecture | 4.00 |
| Lab | 0 |
| On the job training | n/a |
| Total Credits | 4.00 |