AD Nursing Courses

• 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 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
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Pharmacology

This course presents the foundational pharmacological concepts. Medications¿ physiologic effects on the body and pharmacologic principles will be emphasized. Pharmacology principles addressed will include: major pharmacological classifications; medication effects, side effects, adverse reactions, and age- specific modifications; essential components of provider orders; and the nursing role related to safe medication administration. Included in this course is information on pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, common adverse/side effects, and contraindications to drug use. Emphasis is placed on drug classifications and nursing care related to the safe administration of medications to patients across the life span. Prerequisite(s): ADNG1000, 1050, BIOL2254, MATH1110/1930 Co-requisite(s): ADNG1150, 1200, CHEM1100, PSYC2201

Credits: 2.00

Credit Breakdown:	Lecture	2.00
	Lab	0
	On the job training	n/a

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