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NUR 310 Medical-Surgical Nursing III

HND1 levelMedical & Health Sciences30 topics

NUR 310 covers 30 topics. StudyPath paces them into daily study sessions that finish before your exam date, with practice questions and worked answers for each one.

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Course outline

The topics this course covers, in teaching order.

  1. Musculoskeletal system anatomy and physiology
  2. Assessment and diagnostic studies in musculoskeletal disorders
  3. Trauma: sprain, strain, fracture and dislocation
  4. Inflammatory, degenerative, metabolic and infective musculoskeletal diseases
  5. Pathophysiology of musculoskeletal disorders
  6. Nursing process in musculoskeletal care
  7. Rehabilitation in musculoskeletal disorders
  8. Complications of musculoskeletal problems
  9. Gerontological considerations in musculoskeletal care
  10. Prevention of musculoskeletal problems
  11. Metabolic and endocrine system structure and functions
  12. Assessment and diagnostic procedures in metabolic and endocrine disorders
  13. Female external genitalia
  14. Vulva
  15. Vagina
  16. Uterus
  17. Fallopian tubes
  18. Ovaries
  19. Oogenesis
  20. Menstrual cycle
  21. Ovulation and reproductive hormones
  22. Menstrual disorders
  23. Menopause
  24. Bony pelvis
  25. Pelvic floor muscles
  26. Foetal skull
  27. Female breast
  28. Physiology of lactation
  29. Male reproductive organs
  30. Spermatogenesis

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Musculoskeletal system anatomy and physiology

The musculoskeletal system provides structural support, facilitates movement, and protects vital organs. Mastery of bone structure, joint types, muscle contraction mechanics, and common pathologies is essential for the Medical‑Surgical Nursing exam, as these concepts underpin patient assessment, treatment planning, and rehabilitation strategies.

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