Prep-Course (On-Demand) Details

Hey there, future nurses! Have you ever wondered how the human body adapts to the constant demands of pumping blood? 

This course will dive deep into the fascinating world of physiological adaptations and will equip you with the essential knowledge and skills to explore how the cardiovascular system adapts to disease. You’ll learn how the heart and its blood vessels respond to stress, injury, and disease, like heart attacks and strokes and their impact on the body. You will master how to analyze and manage complications to provide compassionate and high-quality effective care for patients. 

Let`s embark on this exciting journey together and get ready to troubleshoot the body’s responses? 
Have access to reliable resources: Utilize textbooks, online databases, and your instructor for support.
Don’t hesitate to seek help when you need it. Let’s get started!

At the completion of this course - Here`s what you`ll gain:

1. A solid understanding of the normal cardiovascular system.
2. Ability to analyze how diseases like heart attacks and strokes impact the body.
3. Knowledge to identify signs of potential complications and plan effective interventions. 
4. You`ll learn to anticipate challenges and develop strategies to help your future patients.
5. Confidence to communicate complex physiological concepts clearly and concisely, crucial for collaborating with other healthcare professionals and effectively educating your patients.
6. Enhanced critical thinking and problem-solving skills, learn to analyze patient data, identify patterns, and develop personalized care plans.
7. Provide care for patients with chronic health conditions.

To succeed in this course, you`ll need to:

1. Basic understanding of nursing anatomy & physiology, and fundamentals.
2. Actively participate in class discussions, engage with your peers and share your insights.
3. Complete all assigned readings and homework, since consistent effort is key to building a strong understanding.
4. Master key concepts through practice questions and case studies, Think of it as honing your skills in a simulated clinical setting. 

5. Access to a device for course materials.