NURS 332 - Nursing of Children

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This theory/clinical course focuses on the transitions related to the childbearing and childrearing family. Health promotion, disease prevention and health maintenance in families along with family theory and assessment are emphasized. This course provides students the opportunity to apply pathophysiological and related pharmacologic, medical-surgical and nursing therapeutic skills in the clinical setting for obstetric and pediatric patients. 2.5 credits = 37.5 hours of lecture; 0.25 credits = 7.5 hours of seminar/lab; and 1.25 credits = 75 hours of clinical per seven-week module. Offered fall/spring/summer. Special fee applies (see “Special fees” in the “Financial” section of the undergraduate bulletin). Prerequisite(s): Placement: Junior standing. Pre-requisites: NURS 201, HSPTS 230, NURS 300 and NURS 301. Open to students admitted fall, 2021. (Offered for the first time to junior TUP students in Fall, 2023.)