This course provides the student to recognize the aetiology, pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, diagnostic measures and management as well as to provide comprehensive nursing care based on nursing process approach for clients with altered endocrine, genitourinary and male reproductive system.
Introduction of basic microbiology and parasitology related to human diseases.
Focuses on the morphology and pathogenesis of bacteria, virus, fungus and parasites affecting human well-being.
Topics includes the prevention and control of microorganisms in healthcare. This is a fundamental course for application of theory in clinical medicine and environmental health.
This course provides students with knowledge, communication and interpersonal skills in English for practical use in both personal and professional development, incorporating listening and speaking skills.
This course aims to produce nurses equipped with knowledge, critical thinking skills, personal and professional development, as well as a strong awareness of their roles and responsibilities in providing care within both hospital and community settings.
The course will be delivered during the theory phase through a variety of teaching methods, including interactive lectures, collaborative group discussions, and hands-on group activities.
This course provide understanding of epidemiology, communicable diseases and non-communicable disease with focus on the type of microorganisms, mode of transmissions, disease preventions, control and complications. Students will be able to plan and manage clients with communicable disease and non-communicable disease in community and hospital setting.