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NUR 3219C4 creditsSee offeringsHas prerequisites
Clinical Reasoning and Personalized Nursing Care: Adult Acute Conditions
CT Score
1500
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Grade distribution
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PROFESSORSCOREGRADEHRS/WKTERMS
AK
Aul, Karen
19 community ratings
9.5
——HC
Hussey, Coleen
3 community ratings
9.4
——DD
Derrico, David
28 community ratings
9.5
——DA
Dillard, Anne
23 community ratings
8.8
——BM
Bumbach, Michael
30 community ratings
8.8
——PA
Peters, Allison
18 community ratings
9.1
——FD
Frum, Dorothea
7 community ratings
9.6
——LJ
Laframboise-Otto, Joanne
16 community ratings
8.2
——HB
Holland, Brian
13 community ratings
8.3
——BL
Bagnall, Lisa
16 community ratings
9.1
——SA
Stephen, Anita
21 community ratings
9.5
——FF
Firpi Figueroa, Cynthia
26 community ratings
8.4
——CS
Citty, Sandra
20 community ratings
9.3
——RB
Russo, Brooke
16 community ratings
9.4
——JD
James, Danielle
2 community ratings
8.2
——SS
Shipman, Sallie
16 community ratings
8.9
——LT
Lindsey, Toni
30 community ratings
7.8
——JK
Jones-Schubart, Kara
20 community ratings
9
——NP
Nobles, Patrick
12 community ratings
9.7
——RK
Reed, Karen
19 community ratings
9.2
——YS
Yoon, Saun-Joo
14 community ratings
7.8
——FL
Ferguson, Lisa
23 community ratings
8.5
——CB
Catarelli, Bryce
8 community ratings
9.8
——HS
Huggins, Shavondra
23 community ratings
9.4
——AM
Aull, Michael
23 community ratings
9.6
——CY
Collazo, Yarisbell
2 community ratings
8.2
——MM
Maymi, Michael
25 community ratings
9.7
——YN
Young, Nancy
18 community ratings
8.8
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NUR 3066C and NUR 3737C and NUR 3196→NUR 3219C→unlocks 3 courses
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