Pathophysiology for Nurses (NURS 310)

Term: 2023-2024 School Year Spring Semester

Faculty

Wendy P Blakely PhDShow MyInfo popup for Wendy P Blakely PhD

Blakely_W@heritage.edu

College of Arts & Sciences Building -- Room 2326

Office Phone: (509) 865-1849 (Internal Extension 2326)

Mobile Phone: (614) 893-9885

Preferred Mode of Contact: Heritage Email for non-urgent issues; Mobile phone for urgent issues that must be addressed within the next 8 hours)

Office Hours for Spring 2024

• In Office:  Mondays - 12N - 2PM; Tuesdays -Thursdays 12 N - 1 PM
  
• Online (Zoom or Phone or Digital Chat):  Wednesdays  7 pm - 9 pm
  
• Other Times -- (In Person or Online) by Appointment:  (Email: Blakely_W@heritage.edu or Call/Text/Voicemail 614-893-9885)
  

First come, 1st served during Monday-Thursday open office hours, but advisees and students in my current classes have priority.

 

Jeffrey P NovackShow MyInfo popup for Jeffrey P Novack

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Joel ThomeShow MyInfo popup for Joel Thome

Thome_J@heritage.edu

Daniel J. MickShow MyInfo popup for Daniel J. Mick

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Julie R HabeckerShow MyInfo popup for Julie R Habecker

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Schedule

Tue-Thu, 1:00 PM - 2:50 PM (1/16/2024 - 5/10/2024) Location: TO MBYHS 3626

Description

This course focuses on pathological factors that influence the disease process. Emphasis is on understanding the disruptive mechanisms that impact normal cell function and the physiological responses to the disease process. Risk factors and disease prevention are discussed to provide a foundation for health promotion, risk reduction, and management of the human response to disease. This course is foundational to all upper division nursing courses. Prerequisite(s): BIOL 211, BIOL 211L or Co-requisite(s): BIOL 211, BIOL 211L