NURS 331 - Parent and Newborn Nursing

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This theory and clinical course focuses on the transitions related to the childbearing and child-rearing family. Health promotion, disease prevention and health maintenance in families along with family theory and assessment are emphasized. This course provides students with the opportunity to apply concepts of physiology, pathophysiology and related pharmacology as well as medical-surgical nursing therapeutic skills in the perinatal clinical setting. 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. Special fee applies (see “Special fees” in the “Financial” section of the undergraduate bulletin). Open to students admitted Fall 2021 or after. P Prerequisite(s): Placement: Junior standing. TUP Students must complete N201, HSPTS-230, N300 and N 301 ABSN Students must complete N300 and N301. (Offered Spring/Summer)