Montgomery College 2024-2025 Catalog 
    
    Mar 13, 2025  
Montgomery College 2024-2025 Catalog
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NURS 107 - Acute Care Practical Nursing Lab/Clinical


(ECEC and TP/SS only)

Illustrates and reinforces the concepts discussed in NURS 106 . Skills learning focuses on nursing needs of acute care populations, with a focus on assessment, safety, and implementation of integrated care plans. The course consists of 100 laboratory and clinical hours. Clinical/Health requirements of hosting facilities include American Heart Association BLS CPR, physical exam, background check, drug/ alcohol screening, and immunizations. PREREQUISITE(S): NURS 104 , NURS 105 . COREQUISITE(S): NURS 106 . Three hours lab and four hours clinical each week.

2 semester hours

Course Outcomes:
Upon completion of this course, a student will be able to:

  • Demonstrate legal and ethical nursing practice, ensuring compliance with standards while providing care to patients with acute, chronic, or emergent physical health conditions.
  • Administer medications and monitor patients receiving parenteral therapies, reducing the risk of complications in medical/surgical settings.
  • Identify nursing tasks/activities to assign to other LPNs and UAPs, and monitor their completion to achieve patient care goals.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of interventions based on pathophysiological, nutritional, and pharmacological considerations, ensuring quality care for patients with medical/surgical conditions.
  • Demonstrate nursing judgment when performing focused assessments, choosing nursing interventions from an established plan of care, monitoring, and reporting changes in the patient’s condition.
  • Demonstrate caring communication skills and cultural sensitivity when using the nursing process to contribute to the plan of care for the adult patient.
  • Provide health care information and reinforce established teaching plans for patients.
  • Collaborate with healthcare team members to facilitate effective patient care.
  • Demonstrate a working knowledge of technology and informatics in the healthcare setting, contributing to efficient and accurate patient care.
  • Contribute to the protection of patients and healthcare personnel from health and environmental hazards, maintaining a safe and healthy medical/surgical environment.
  • Implement the national patient safety goals and safe nursing practice in the clinical setting.


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