NURS 3400 – Pharmther Nursing at Clemson University is an undergraduate course that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of pharmacotherapeutics in the context of nursing practice. The course covers a wide range of topics, including:
• The fundamentals of pharmacology
• Drug classifications and their mechanisms of action
• Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics
• Application of pharmacotherapy in nursing care
• Safe medication administration practices
• Adverse drug reactions and medication errors
• Evidence-based use of medications in patient care
• Legal and ethical considerations related to pharmacological interventions
Students in NURS 3400 will develop critical skills in medication management and learn how to integrate pharmacotherapeutic principles into nursing practice. The course aims to equip students with the necessary knowledge and competencies to deliver safe and effective medication administration and to promote optimal patient outcomes.
NURS 3400 is designed for students pursuing a career in nursing, particularly those interested in specializing in pharmacology and medication management. The course also caters to students who seek to enhance their understanding of pharmacotherapeutics within the context of nursing care. Through interactive learning experiences and practical applications, students will develop the necessary expertise to address complex medication-related challenges in clinical settings.
