NUR 112 - Transition to Professional Nursing Lab

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Students demonstrate knowledge of and ability to safely and accurately perform nursing skills in a safe learning environment using multimedia, textbooks, self-direction, demonstrations and lab staff assistance. Included: Vital signs, mobility, medication administration, injections, sterile gloving/personal protective equipment, ostomy care, gastric tubes, IV fluid administration, Foley catheter insertion, and intermediate medication math.

Prereqs: Admission into LPN to ADN Bridge Program, BIO 260, BIO 260L, BIO 261 & BIO 261L
Co-reqs: NUR 102 & NUR 122
Course Type: Lab
Tuition Tier: Tier III
Delivery Method:
In-Person
Course Learning Outcomes:
CLO 1) Students will demonstrate proficiency in the following nursing skills: vital signs, mobility, sterile gloving, medication administration, injections, personal protective equipment, ostomy care, urinary catheters, gastrointestinal tubes, IV fluid therapy, communication regarding patient needs using the SBAR model.
CLO 2) Students will incorporate theoretical nursing knowledge into the hands-on application of nursing skills using the Clinical Judgment Measurement Model.
CLO 3) Students will demonstrate proficiency in fundamental medication mathematics skills and medication administration.