In this course, students delve into the essential aspects of pharmacology, which is a critical responsibility for nurses in ensuring the safe administration of medications. The course covers foundational pharmacological principles and various topics, including understanding the actions and interactions of drugs, the effects of different drug categories, and the principles of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics.

Through the use of case studies and practical applications, students gain knowledge about the relationship between pathophysiology and major health issues throughout the human lifespan, as well as the pharmacological approaches to managing these health problems. Additionally, students explore the cellular components of diseases, the signs and symptoms related to pathophysiology, and the mechanisms of the body’s defense systems. The course also emphasizes the importance of considering the implications of pathopharmacology in nursing practice.

Prerequisites for this course typically include the completion of NURS 3010 or a similar prerequisite course.

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