NURS231

This course introduces the student to general and foundational principles in pathophysiology and pharmacology, examining pathophysiological mechanisms in selected human diseases, syndromes, and/or conditions and integrating related pharmacotherapeutics to establish a biophysiological basis for understanding relevant clinical assessments, clinical manifestations, and disease trajectories. Manifestations of disease and alterations in select body systems are discussed providing a foundation for establishing physiological priorities for nursing care. The presentation of each disease/disorder entity includes relevant risk factors, pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, and a brief review of treatment including pharmacologic therapies commonly used to manage the disease.

In-Person On-Campus

Pass/Fail (P), Standard (S)

School of Nursing