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NUC 503 Critical Care Nursing I (4)
Conditions requiring complex medical-surgical interventions are studied with integration of pathophysiology, diagnostic measures, treatment modalities, and intensive nursing care management. The nursing process provides the framework for intensive nursing care management. Emphasis is given to the psychosocial and ethical/legal aspects of care. The collaborative role of the nurse in working with the family and other health team members in providing critical care is addressed. Critical care experiences are provided in laboratory and clinical settings. Prerequisites: NU 550 and NU 551.
NUC 505 Critical Care Nursing II (5)
An advanced practicum in Critical Care Nursing. Students will care for clients with multisystem problems, integrating theory and skills from Critical Care Nursing I. Critical care experiences are provided in laboratory and clinical settings. Prerequisite: NUC 503