NCLEX Course

This course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills required to begin a career as a registered nurse. Students will learn about the nursing profession, patient care, health promotion, and disease prevention.

This course will also cover anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, and nursing interventions for common medical conditions.

Course Outline:

I. Introduction to Nursing

• Overview of the nursing profession
• Understanding the nursing process
• Legal and ethical considerations in nursing

II. Anatomy and Physiology

• Overview of the human body systems
• Understanding the structure and function of each body system
• Medical terminology related to anatomy and physiology

III. Pharmacology

• Overview of pharmacology
• Understanding drug classifications and administration routes
• Strategies for safe medication administration

IV. Nursing Interventions for Common Medical Conditions

• Overview of common medical conditions
• Understanding nursing interventions for each condition
• Developing care plans and implementing interventions

V. Patient Care

• Overview of patient care in nursing
• Understanding patient assessment and documentation
• Strategies for effective communication with patients and their families

VI. Health Promotion and Disease Prevention

• Overview of health promotion and disease prevention
• Understanding risk factors for common diseases
• Developing and implementing health promotion strategies

VII. Specialized Nursing Areas

• Overview of specialized nursing areas
• Understanding the role of nurses in each area
• Common medical conditions and nursing interventions in specialized areas

VIII. Clinical Practicum

• Hands-on experience in a clinical setting
• Observation of patient care and nursing interventions
• Feedback and evaluation from nursing instructors