Programs

The anatomic structure and physiologic function of the cardiovascular, respiratory, renal, neurologic and gastrointestinal systems are reviewed. In emergency nursing anatomy and physiology are integrated into the health history and physical assessment findings of the adult and pediatric emergency clients. Medical math and calculations, professionalism and interdisciplinary teamwork in relation to ER clients is examined. Critical care nursing integrates theory and application of clinical judgement related to specific disorders common to the critical care along with rare but life-threatening situations. Pathophysiology, relevant assessment findings, prioritization of problems, appropriate interventions and management; and pharmacological and technological interventions are discussed.

Instructional Hours

145 theory hours

Fees

There is no application fee for this program. Course and/or material fees or special fees are listed with individual courses and do not include supplies unless otherwise indicated.

Achievement

Certificate of Achievement

Completion Requirements

The passing grade is 70%.

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