Title
        
          
  
      PNSG1528 - Clinical II Practical Nursing
Description
          Description
        		This course provides the student an opportunity to apply nursing judgment using evidence-based care, critical thinking and clinical judgment to implement safe, patient-centered and relationship-centered care to individual patients across the lifespan. The clinical student reflects on the value of patient-centered care, teamwork and collaboration, informatics, quality improvement, safety, managing care of the individual patient, nursing judgment and evidence-based care.
      
    
      API ID
        
          
  
      Credits
4 (0/4/0)
      Prerequisites
- BIOL2260
 - BIOL2261
 - Current American Heart Association Basic Life Support
 - Current, clear Minnesota Department of Health criminal background check
 - Current, clear national background check
 - Experience as a nursing assistant as guided by the PN application packet
 - PNSG1509
 - PNSG1512
 - PNSG1514
 - PSYC2222
 - Up-to-date immunizations and health form
 
Competencies
- Evaluate personal communication skills and cultural sensitivity when working with diverse patients across the lifespan.
 - Compare individualized established plans of care for patients across the lifespan.
 - Provide health care information to the patient that is considerate of culture, experience and knowledge of his/her own health.
 - Explain the nurse's role in maintaining the patient care record.
 - Utilize technology to access reliable information and resources that support patient care, reduce reliance on memory and enhance competency within the practice setting.
 - Provide evidence for prioritization of nursing judgments to individuals across the lifespan.
 - Demonstrate nursing judgment by selecting and prioritizing interventions, monitoring the patient's response and reporting changes.
 - Demonstrate personal integrity, professional behaviors and professional boundaries.
 - Demonstrate safe nursing practice while following the National Patient Safety Goals.
 - Recognize conflict, when and to whom it should be reported, and the most appropriate method of communication.
 - Assign nursing tasks and activities to other licensed practical nurses and/or unlicensed assistive personnel to achieve patient care goals.
 - Provide patient care to multiple patients within the scope of the practical nurse.
 
Degrees that use this course
        
          
      Degrees that use this course
Degree:
      
  
  
      Diploma
Location:
      
  
  
      Moorhead Campus
Credits:
      
  40