The aim of this course is for students to apply the theoretical knowledge they acquired in the Pathology and Medical Surgical Nursing I program in areas such as Internal Medicine, Endoscopy, Inhalation Therapy, Renal Unit, Outpatient, Oncology, and Chemotherapy. They will also provide psychological and spiritual support to patients and their families, using the Nursing Care Process.

This course aims to analyze the major disorders of the organs and systems of the human body, the importance of electrolyte control, as well as skin diseases and some immune disorders, their etiologies, risk factors, clinical manifestations, diagnosis, and treatment.

This course aims to analyze the comprehensive care of patients in the pre-, trans-, and post-surgical stages, as well as of critically-ill patients, applying the importance of the Nursing Care Process to the different diseases of the human body.

This course aims to develop skills and abilities to identify and participate in the different treatments according to the knowledge acquired in the Pathology and Medical Surgical Nursing II programs, in critical areas such as hospitalization, surgery, emergencies, intensive care, using the Nursing Care Process.

The aim of this course is for students to identify the conditions that require surgical intervention of the various body organs and systems as well as to become acquainted with the different therapies and modalities used in the treatment of the critically ill patient.

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to recognize different surcial pathologies of the systems of the human body, in order to identify the pathological alterations present in each ailment that requires surgical and medical treatment.

The aim of this course is for students to review the principles, foundations, and theories of personality, as well as the different kinds of crises that enable them to develop nursing diagnoses, using the nursing care process underpinned by scientific knowledge, for the care of patients with mental disorders.

This course aims to analyze the interpretation of the most outstanding nursing theories, identifying the scientific foundations of the theoretical constructions, conceptual models, grand and mid-range theories of major nursing thinkers.

The aim of this course is for students to apply their theoretical knowledge of psychiatry to provide care to patients and families in crisis. The course seeks to encourage students to build a position oriented to the preventive and comprehensive care of the patient's problems, considering all the factors of the health-disease process, at both patient and public-health level.