Pathopharmacology II (N319)

(08/17/2020-12/10/2020)

Prerequisite Courses

Course	Description	Credits	Course Type Code
N302	Health Assessment	Credits: 3	Crs Type: R
N304	Concepts Of Professional Nursing	Credits: 3	Crs Type: R
N309	Pathopharmacology I	Credits: 2	Crs Type: N
N310	Foundations of Nursing Practice	Credits: 4	Crs Type: N
N311	Concepts & Practice of Adult Health Deviations	Credits: 5	Crs Type: N

Course Memo

Pathopharmacology II builds on Pathopharmacology I. Pathopharmacology II provides the student with the opportunity to examine different systems of the body, disease, and its relationship to pharmacological interventions. Using the nursing process, the student will examine health deviations of the body and mind, drug actions, and interactions in the body. Emphasis will be on the cardiovascular system, the nervous system, the immune system, and the integumentary system. Emphasis will be on the role of the nurse in creating a safe patient environment and the patient’s response to disease and drug therapy. Prerequisites: Successful completion Junior I semester, or approval of the Dean Undergraduate Affairs. Co-requisites: None

Course Section Description

This course meets twice on Thursday.

Assigned Books

Title	Author	ISBN	Year	Edition	Price
Pharmacology	Linda E. McCuistion	9780323793155	2022		117.99
Porth's Essentials of Pathophysiology	Tommie L. Norris	9781975107192	2020	5th	128.99

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