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NSG 2204 Children’s Health                                              4 Credit Hours
               This course focuses on pediatric nursing and children’s health. Course content includes both
               normal findings within the pediatric population, as well as deviations from normal and addresses
               the impact of these on both the child and family. Growth and development, genetics, age specific
               health teaching and nursing care, and safe medication administration are addressed. The course
               builds on the knowledge acquired in NSG 1003 Pharmacology and expands to include the
               nursing process for medications used for pediatric clients. Clinical laboratory experiences
               correlate with classroom instruction by focusing on the utilization of critical thinking and
               professional skills, attitudes, and behaviors in the nursing process to provide holistic, culturally
               competent, ethical, and safe, client-centered care for children and their families. A variety of
               clinical settings may be utilized. Student learning outcomes specified within this course reflect
               QSEN competencies relevant to the scope of practice for the registered nurse. This twenty-two
               (22) week course includes the following number of contact hours: Classroom (theory) - 53;
               Clinical Laboratory- 85; for a total of one hundred thirty-eight (138) contact hours.

               [The above course may be offered as a residential-blended (hybrid) course which is described in
               the Academic section of this catalog.]

               NSG 2501 Synthesis of Nursing Concepts                                  1 Credit Hour
               This course explores application of clinical decision making skills and test-taking strategies to
               prepare students for the licensure examination for registered nurses (NCLEX-RN). The course
               will enhance the student’s ability to problem solve in providing complex nursing care to
               individuals, groups, communities, and populations. Student learning outcomes specified within
               this course reflect the QSEN competencies relevant to the scope of practice for the registered
               nurse. This twenty-two week course includes the following number of contact hours: Theory- 25;
               for a total of 25 contact hours.

               [The above course may be offered as a residential-blended (hybrid) course which is described in
               the Academic section of this catalog.]

               Program Totals

                 Total Number of Courses                        18
                 BHCLR Courses                                  9
                 Transfer General Education Courses             9
                 Total Number of Credit Hours                   72
                 BHCLR Credit Hours                             41
                 Transfer General Education Credit Hours        31
                 Number of Contact Hours (Theory)               550
                 Number of Contact Hours (Clinical              520
                 Laboratory)
                 Number of Contact Hours (Skills Laboratory)    40
                 Total Contact Hours                            1110





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