Overview
This course covers Crohn's disease, focusing on symptoms, pathophysiology, treatment, and diet, specifically tailored for the NCLEX exam. The learning outcomes include understanding the unique complications of Crohn's disease, recognizing its symptoms, and implementing nursing interventions such as patient education, monitoring nutrition, and medication administration. The course teaches about medications used to treat Crohn's disease and provides resources for further learning. The intended audience for this course includes nursing students, healthcare professionals, or anyone preparing for the NCLEX exam.
Syllabus
Intro
Crohns Disease
Types
Complications
Signs and Symptoms
Interventions
Medications
Other Medications
Taught by
RegisteredNurseRN