NRSG 105 - Medical-Surgical Nursing I Clinical

1. Demonstrate responsibility and accountability for providing culturally sensitive and individualized patient-centered care based on patient values, clinical skills, and evidence-based practice. (SLO 1, 6)
2. Demonstrate beginning use of technology, including electronic health records, terminology, and standardized practices to support safe, effective, and quality patient care. (SLO 3, 4)
3. Function at the basic level within inter/intraprofessional teams to achieve quality patient care to diverse populations in a variety of health care settings. (SLO 1, 5)
4. Safely demonstrate progressively complex nursing skills utilized in meeting needs of patients. (SLO 1)
5. Perform beginning assessments appropriate to the individual patient’s clinical status in a timely, organized and efficient manner. (SLO 1)
6. Apply knowledge of etiology, pathophysiology, and evidence-based practice in relation to common alterations in health to the clinical findings of the individually assigned patient. (SLO 2, 4)
7. Apply knowledge of diagnostic tests to clinical findings of assigned patients. (SLO 2)
8. Demonstrate appropriate communication techniques to interact with patients, their significant others, and members of inter/intraprofessional healthcare team in meeting individualized patient health care goals. (SLO 5)
9. Demonstrate proficiency in drug dosage calculations and medication administration to promote a safe patient environment. (SLO 1, 7)

• Integration of philosophical concepts related to individuals, environment, nursing, health, and the nursing education process
• Practical application of the content presented in NRSG 100 , NRSG 102  and NRSG 115  
• Care of patients with common medical-surgical alterations in health
• Application of:
• Nursing process
• Teaching-learning concepts
• Therapeutic communication
• Nursing documentation
• Dosage calculation
• Inter/intraprofessional healthcare team communication/collaboration

 
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