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Oct 09, 2026
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NSG 407 Functional Health Patterns Adults III
6 credits
This course builds upon previous knowledge and skills from nursing and the basic and social sciences and explores selected alterations in functional health patterns, including coping and stress tolerance; cognitive-perceptual; health perception-health management, nutritional/metabolic; activity and exercise; and elimination. Theoretical, scientific, and humanistic principles are used to achieve positive health outcomes for adult clients with acute and chronic illness in medical surgical settings. Emphasis is placed on altered cellular proliferation, and alterations in endocrine, neurologic, oncology, renal and hepatic function as health problems of adults. Students apply principles of pharmacology and use critical thinking skills to examine current research evidence and legal-ethical issues that influence the planning and delivery of nursing care to adults and their families. Previously offered as NSG 401 and may not be taken if credit was previously earned for NSG 401
Lecture: 3 credits lecture Laboratory: 2 credits clinical, 1 credit lab
Prerequisite(s): NSG 303
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