WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON COLLEGE · UNITED STATES
Physiological Concepts of Nursing
Bachelor's · Taught in en
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This course provides an introduction to the core physiological concepts essential for nursing practice across all stages of life. It explores fundamental aspects such as oxygenation, perfusion, acid-base balance, fluid and electrolytes, infection, immunity, inflammation, digestion, and metabolism. By integrating these nursing concepts with Tanner's clinical judgment model, students will develop the skills to identify and respond to patient problems in clinical settings. Practical experience will be gained through clinical rotations in acute medical-surgical units.
Curriculum
The course focuses on understanding the physiological underpinnings of nursing care.
- Year 1
- Physiological Concepts of Nursing Practice
Frequently asked questions
- What are the core topics covered in the Physiological Concepts of Nursing programme?
- The programme introduces essential physiological concepts for nursing, including oxygenation, perfusion, acid-base balance, fluid and electrolytes, infection, immunity, inflammation, digestion, and metabolism. It integrates these concepts with Tanner's clinical judgment model to prepare students for patient care.
- What kind of practical experience is included in the programme?
- Students will gain practical experience through clinical rotations, specifically in acute medical-surgical units, to apply their learned physiological concepts in real-world settings.
- How do prospective international students apply to this programme?
- Prospective students should submit their application through the official 'Apply Now' portal on the Washington & Jefferson College website. They can also request more information or plan a campus visit.
- Where is this course specifically offered?
- This course, Physiological Concepts of Nursing, is offered at the Washington Health System School of Nursing.
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How to apply
1. ApplySubmit your application through the official 'Apply Now' portal.
2. Request InformationYou can request more information about programs and admissions via the 'Request Information' form.
3. Plan a VisitConsider planning a visit to the campus to explore the facilities and environment.
Frequently asked questions
What are the core topics covered in the Physiological Concepts of Nursing programme?
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The programme introduces essential physiological concepts for nursing, including oxygenation, perfusion, acid-base balance, fluid and electrolytes, infection, immunity, inflammation, digestion, and metabolism. It integrates these concepts with Tanner's clinical judgment model to prepare students for patient care.
What kind of practical experience is included in the programme?
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Students will gain practical experience through clinical rotations, specifically in acute medical-surgical units, to apply their learned physiological concepts in real-world settings.
How do prospective international students apply to this programme?
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Prospective students should submit their application through the official 'Apply Now' portal on the Washington & Jefferson College website. They can also request more information or plan a campus visit.
Where is this course specifically offered?
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This course, Physiological Concepts of Nursing, is offered at the Washington Health System School of Nursing.