Version 1 or 2: Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: apply core knowledge from the biological, behavioral, social and nursing sciences to the care of clients across the lifespan; implement client teaching using management of information and resources to promote health integrity; implement nursing practice to promote, maintain and restore health integrity using core behaviors essential for nursing practice within the framework of the Nurse Practice Act; build the nursing plan of care using the nursing process to implement, manage, document, and evaluate care for surgical clients and clients with changes in elimination, sensory, mobility, immune and neuromuscular status; recognize evidence-based nursing care that is socially responsible and environmentally sound for diverse populations; participate as a member of a multidisciplinary team in professional communication and reciprocal caring as a collaborator, caregiver and educator within the healthcare delivery system; and use critical thinking and sound nursing judgment skills in the identification of risk factors and complications with surgical clients and clients with changes in elimination, sensory, mobility, immune and neuromuscular status.