NUR 302 - Pharmacology

3 credits
This course introduces intermediate pharmacology concepts including prototype drugs in major drug categories, potential drug actions and interactions, nursing process in therapeutic drug administration, and legal implications. It also addresses physiologic and psychological effects of drugs on various developmental and cultural groups. Active participation by students is critical. Key concepts are utilized to assist the student in developing an understanding of essential principles of pharmacology including but not limited to: pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, pharmaco- genomics, distribution, metabolism, and approaches to the therapeutic management of clients.
Prerequisite(s): GPA 2.50 or higher BIO 261, BIO 262