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NURS 624 - Health Assessment and Health Promotion for Advanced Nursing Practice 4 credits This course provides a framework for systematic data collection, organization, documentation, and communication of health care data with a focus on differentiating between normal and pathological findings in clients throughout the life span. An emphasis on the holistic approach facilitates an analysis of developmental, familial, historical, cultural, environmental, occupational, and nutritional factors which are integral to the health and illness of the individual/family. Clinical experiences are utilized for the application of knowledge to practice.
Prerequisites Prerequisites or concurrent: enrollment in 601, 605, 635 or consent of instructor.
Note Two classroom hours and an average of six clinical hours per week.
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NURS 625 - Family Focused Health Assessment and Health Promotion for Advanced Nursing Practice 2-3 credits This course provides a framework for systematic data collection, organization, documentation, and communication of health care data, with a focus on differentiating between normal and pathological findings in clients throughout the life span. An emphasis on the holistic approach facilitates an analysis of developmental, familial, historical, cultural, environmental, occupational, and nutritional factors which are integral to the health and illness of the individual/family. Clinical experiences are utilized for the application of knowledge to practice. The course provides mechanisms to individualize the content and clinical experiences for master’s prepared nurse practitioners desiring family nurse practitioner education.
Note Permission of the instructor is required.
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NURS 642 - Family Focused Health Care for Nurse Practitioners I 3-5 credits The focus is on the family nurse practitioner’s role in the recognition and management of selected common chronic and acute health problems of clients across the life span encountered in primary health care settings. The course integrates assessment, current research findings, and theory into the diagnostic reasoning and management of health care. Concepts of health promotion and maintenance, anticipatory guidance, health education, behavioral management strategies, and family focused care are emphasized. Clinical experiences are utilized for the application of knowledge to practice. The course provides mechanisms to individualize the content and clinical experiences for master’s prepared nurse practitioners desiring family nurse practitioner education.
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NURS 644 - Theoretical Foundations of Family Health Care: Management of Common Chronic and Acute Health Problems I 7 credits Focus is on the family nurse practitioner’s role in the recognition and management of selected common chronic and acute health problems of clients across the life span which are encountered in primary health care settings. The course integrates assessment, current research findings, and theory into the diagnostic reasoning and management of health care. Concepts of health promotion and maintenance, anticipatory guidance, health education, behavioral management strategies, and family-focused health care are emphasized. Clinical experiences are utilized for the application of knowledge to practice.
Prerequisites 624. Prerequisites or concurrent: enrollment in 633 and BIO 633.
Note Three classroom hours and an average of 12 clinical hours per week.
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NURS 664 - Theoretical Foundations of Family Health Care: Management of Common Chronic and Acute Health Problems II 8 credits This course is a continuation of 644. The focus continues on the family nurse practitioner’s role in the recognition and management of selected common chronic and acute health problems of clients across the life span which are encountered in primary health care settings. The course integrates assessment, current research findings, and theory into the diagnostic reasoning and management of health care. Concepts of health promotion and maintenance, anticipatory guidance, health education, behavioral management strategies, and family-focused health care are emphasized. Clinical experiences are utilized for the application of knowledge to practice.
Prerequisites 644
Note Three classroom hours and an average of 15 clinical hours per week.
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NURS 665 - Family Focused Health Care for Nurse Practitioners II 4-6 credits This course is a continuation of Nursing 642. The focus continues on the family nurse practitioner’s role in the recognition and management of selected common chronic and acute health problems of clients across the life span encountered in primary health care settings. The course integrates assessment, current research findings, and theory into the diagnostic reasoning and management of health care. Concepts of health promotion and maintenance, anticipatory guidance, health education, behavioral management strategies, and family focused health care are emphasized. Clinical experiences are utilized for the application of knowledge to practice. The course provides mechanisms to individualize the content and clinical experiences for master’s prepared nurse practitioners desiring family nurse practitioner education.
Note Permission of the instructor is required.
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PASS 620 - Clinical Medicine I 4 credits Exploration of the pathophysiology, presenting signs and symptoms, and appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic interventions for the most common clinical problems seen in primary care across the lifespan. The focus is on orthopedics, endocrinology, gastroenterology, wound management, and ear, nose, and throat.
Prerequisites PASS 610, 611, 613, 617
Co-requisites PASS 622, 624, 626
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PASS 622 - Specialty Care I 4 credits The essentials of diagnosis and management of medicine specialty areas for primary care practitioners, using an organ systems and life stages approach. Cardiology, pulmonology, behavioral medicine, dermatology, and women’s health are the areas of focus.
Prerequisites PASS 610, 611, 613, 617
Co-requisites PASS 620, 624, 626
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PASS 630 - Clinical Medicine II 4 credits Exploration of the pathophysiology, presenting signs and symptoms, and appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic interventions for the most common clinical problems seen in primary care across the lifespan. The focus is infectious disease, emergency medicine, neurology, pediatrics, and preventative medicine.
Prerequisites PASS 620, 622, 624, 626
Co-requisites PASS 632, 634, 635, 636
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PASS 632 - Specialty Care II 3 credits Study of the essentials of diagnosis and management of the medicine specialty areas for primary care practitioners, using an organ systems and life stages approach are covered. The course focuses on oncology, hematology, nephrology, and urology.
Prerequisites PASS 620, 622, 624, 626
Co-requisites PASS 630, 634, 635, 636
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PASS 634 - Pharmacotherapeutics II 3 credits Study of the essentials of basic pharmacological principles and disease process therapeutics are expanded to include infectious disease, neurology, oncology, hematology, pediatrics, surgery, and emergency medicine. A framework is set for safe and effective use of medications and the use of point of care therapeutics resources.
Prerequisites PASS 620, 622, 624, 626
Co-requisites PASS 630, 632, 635, 636
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PASS 636 - Clinical Management II 3 credits Integrating clinical medical knowledge with pharmacotherapeutics and health systems realities into clinical decision making in infectious disease, pediatrics, oncology, and surgery, this course emphasizes a holistic approach to the patient while ensuring safe and appropriate medical care. Developing strategies to maximize clinical outcomes is included.
Prerequisites PASS 620, 622, 624, 626
Co-requisites PASS 630, 632, 634, 635
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