Nursing

Analyze data using probability, distributions, and hypothesis tests for evidence-based practice.

Study atoms, bonding, reactions, and equilibrium — the foundational chemistry for pharmacology.

Study bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites — how they cause disease and how we fight them.

Study every body system in detail — structure, function, and how organs work together.

Perform head-to-toe physical exams and interpret findings to identify health problems.

Practice core nursing skills — vital signs, patient assessment, hygiene, and documentation.

Study how diseases disrupt normal body functions at the cellular and organ system level.

Learn how drugs work in the body — dosing, side effects, interactions, and safe administration.

Care for adult patients before, during, and after surgery and with chronic medical conditions.

Provide nursing care for infants, children, and adolescents with acute and chronic conditions.

Assess and care for patients with psychiatric disorders using therapeutic communication techniques.

Care for mothers and newborns through pregnancy, labor, delivery, and postpartum recovery.

Read and evaluate research studies to apply evidence-based practices in patient care.

Deliver nursing care to populations in schools, clinics, and home settings outside hospitals.