| 505 0 ^aUnit I. Fundamentals of nursing. 1, The Evolution of nursing. 2, Legal and ethical aspects of nursing. 3, Documentation. 4, Communication. 5, Nursing process and critical thinking. 6, Cultural and ethnic considerations -- Unit II. Fundamentals of clinical practice. 7, Asepsis and infection control. 8, Body mechanics and patient mobility. 9, Hygiene and care of the patient^'s environment. 10, Safety. 11, Admission, transfer, and discharge -- Unit III. Introduction to nursing interventions. 12, Vital signs. 13, Physical assessment. 14, Oxygenation. 15, Elimination and gastric intubation. 16, Care of patients experiencing urgent alterations in health. 17, Dosage calculation and medication administration. 18, Fluids and electrolytes. 19, Nutritional concepts and related therapies. 20, Complementary and alternative therapies. 21, Pain management, comfort, rest, and sleep. 22, Surgical wound care. 23, Specimen collection and diagnostic testing -- Unit IV. Nursing care across the lifespan. 24, Lifespan development. 25, Loss, grief, dying, and death. 26, Health promotion and pregnancy. 27, Labor and delivery. 28, Care of the mother and newborn. 29, Care of the high-risk mother, newborn, and family with special needs. 30, Health promotion for the infant, child, and adolescent. 31, Basic pediatric nursing care. 32, Care of the child with a physical and mental or cognitive disorder. 33, Health promotion and care of the older adult -- Unit V. Fundamentals of mental health nursing. 34, Concepts of mental health. 35, Care of the patient with a psychiatric disorder. 36, Care of the patient with an addictive personality -- Unit VI. Fundamentals of community health nursing. 37, Home health nursing. 38, Long-term care. 39, Rehabilitation nursing. 40, Hospice care -- Unit VII. From graduate to professional. 41, Professional roles and leadership. |
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