Version 1 or 2: Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: identify core knowledge and core behaviors to the care of clients with regulatory, renal, integumentary, and circulatory disorders; design client care using information management and resources to promote optimum client outcomes in collaboration with the health care team; demonstrate nursing care for the client with regulatory, renal, integumentary, and circulatory disorders using the 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 of clients with regulatory, renal, integumentary, and circulatory disorders; integrate the cultural, spiritual, and social and environmental health care needs of clients with regulatory, renal, integumentary, and circulatory disorders into the delivery of evidence-based nursing care; manage clients with regulatory, renal, integumentary, and circulatory disorders as an educator, advocate, and leader exercising civility and reciprocal caring; and demonstrate safe, effective and competent nursing care using critical thinking and sound nursing judgment skills for clients with regulatory, renal, integumentary, and circulatory disorders.