Human Anatomy

Students will learn about the functions of the human body and how they recognise the causes of illness. Students can understand the concepts of anatomy and physiology. This subject provides the concepts and practical applications to assess, diagnose and track a patient’s health.

Some other parts of the syllabus are:

• Introduction to anatomical terms, organisation of the human body

• The skeletal system

• The muscular system

• The nervous system

• The sensory system

• The circulatory and lymphatic system

• The respiratory system

• The digestive system

• The excretory system

• The endocrine system

• The reproductive system including the breast

Sociology

Students will get to learn about the study of human behaviour and human interactions, which is required to determine human behaviour. It also allows students to enhance the quality of patient care.

Some other parts of the syllabus are:

• Introduction to sociology in nursing

• Inter-relationship between individual & society

• Influence of culture on health

• Biodiversity and its conservation

• Identify various social groups and processes

• Growth of population in India

• Institutions of family and marriage

• Classes of social stratification

• Types of communities in India

• Process of social change

• Process of social control

Nutrition

With this subject, students will study the concept of nutrition in food, how the body uses them, and the relationship between diet, health, and diseases. The nutrients are necessary for the nourishment of the body. Some parts of nutrients are proteins, carbohydrates, fat, vitamins, minerals, fibre, and water.

Some other parts of the syllabus are:

• Introduction to nutrition

• Carbohydrates

• Fats

• Proteins

• Energy

• Vitamins and minerals

• Water and electrolytes

• Cookery rules and preservation of nutrients

• Balanced diet

• Role of nurse in nutritional programmes

Biochemistry

Biochemistry is the study of the application of chemistry at the cellular and molecular levels. Students will learn about the biological process, which takes place in cells and organisms. The study of biochemistry includes the structure of proteins, carbohydrates, enzymes, fats, etc, that takes place in any living being in the environment.

Some other parts of the syllabus are:

• Introduction to biochemistry

• Structure and functions of cell membrane

• Composition and metabolism of carbohydrates

• Composition and metabolism of lipids

• Composition and metabolism of amino acids and proteins

• Composition of vitamins and minerals

• Immunochemistry

Psychology

Students get to learn about the scientific study of the mind and behaviour in this subject. Through this subject, students will learn about the activities involved in studying and understanding the mental process, brain functions, and behaviour of a patient.

Some other parts of the syllabus are:

• Introduction to psychology

• Biology of Behaviour

• Cognitive processes and types

• Motivation and emotional processes

• Concepts of personality

• Developmental psychology

• Characteristics of mental hygiene and mental health

• Psychological assessment & tests

Microbiology

Microbiology is the study of those living organisms that are not visible to the naked eye and are considered too small in size. Students also learn about the concepts of microbiology, the characteristics of microbes, and their infection controls under this subject.

Some other parts of the syllabus are:

• Introduction, concepts of microbiology

• General characteristics of microbes

• Infection control

• Biomedical waste management

• Pathogenic organisms

• Concept of immunity

Computers

Computers are also required in the study of nursing. Students get to learn about computers that are used to access important information about the health and illness of a patient. Nurses use computers in a laboratory to access laboratory tests and X-rays and prepare health reports accordingly.

Some other parts of the syllabus are:

• Introduction to various concepts of computer

• Introduction to disk operating system

• Multimedia types & uses

• Use of the internet and email

• Statistical packages

• Hospital management system

Medical health nursing

Students will learn about medical asepsis. This subject teaches detecting common symptoms and signs of a patient's health. Medical health nursing also teaches how to deal with respiratory problems, digestive disorders, common blood vascular problems, etc.

Some other parts of the syllabus are:

• Introduction to medical surgical asepsis

• Common signs and symptoms of management

• Nursing management of patients with respiratory problems

• Nursing management of a patient with disorders of the digestive system

• Nursing management of a patient with blood and cardiovascular problems

• Nursing management of patients with communicable diseases

• Perioperative nursing

Child health nursing

Child nursing is deeply concerned with the health of infants, children, and adolescents, their growth and development, and attaining full potential as adults.

Some other parts of the syllabus are:

• Introduction to modern concepts of childcare

• The healthy child

• Nursing management in common childhood diseases

• Management of behavioural & social problems in children

Nursing research and statistics

Nursing statistics and research are concerned with the application of current and up-to-date research and patient care delivery. Through this subject, students develop knowledge about health and the promotion of health over the full lifespan. The subject teaches students to respond effectively to actual or potential health problems.

Midwifery and obstetrical nursing

This subject explains the concepts and principles of midwifery and obstetrical nursing. Students get to learn about the skills that are required in high-risk pregnant women during antenatal, natal, and postnatal periods in hospitals and community settings.

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Anatomy

Anatomy

Students will study the structure of the human body. It is the study of the inner and outer body parts of humans and animals. Students will learn about the position and structure of the organs in the human body.

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Physiology

Physiology

Students will learn about how the human body works. This subject explains the chemistry and physics behind basic body functions. It also explains what happens in the human body in everyday life and when it reacts and gets sick.

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Pathology

Pathology

Pathology is a branch of medical science that is concerned with the cause, origin, and nature of diseases. This also involves an examination of tissues, bodily fluids, organs, and autopsies to study and diagnose diseases.

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Genetics

Genetics

This is all about the scientific study of genes and heredity. It also teaches about certain qualities or traits that are passed from the parents to offspring as a result of changes in DNA sequence.

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Child health

Child health

The health of a child includes physical, mental, and social health and well-being. Students will learn about how the health of a child works according to the atmosphere, weather, eatables, etc. Students are also taught how to prevent child deaths and promote healthy growth and development.

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Mental health

Mental health

The mental health of a person refers to cognitive, behavioural, and emotional well-being. It is the study of how people think, feel, behave and react. The effect of the mental health of a person can be seen in daily living and relationships, and also on the physical health of the person.

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Nursing research and statistics

Nursing research and statistics

This subject teaches students about ethics in nursing. It provides evidence used to support nursing practices. It also works on major fundamentals of statistical analysis to incorporate the findings of empirical research into nursing.

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Medical-surgical nursing

Medical-surgical nursing

Medical-surgical nursing is concerned with those nursing practices which focus on the care of adult patients who are ill with various medical conditions that may need surgery.

Diploma in home nursing

• Sociology

• Fundamentals of Nursing

• First aid

• Personal hygiene

• Mental health and psychiatric nursing

• Community health nursing

• Environmental hygiene

• Medical-surgical nursing

• Health economics

This can be a specialisation for those who want to pursue a career in in-home nursing. It is a medical-related course that deals with the study of methods that treat patients and save their lives.

Advanced Diploma in ophthalmic care management

• Basics sciences in ophthalmology

• Optics and refraction and ophthalmic types of equipment

• Health education, community ophthalmology and common eye disorders

• Ophthalmic techniques optics and refraction glasses

Advanced Diploma in ophthalmic care management spans one year - it trains people in diseases of the eyes. Students can choose this specialisation if they want to focus on ophthalmology.

Diploma in emergency and trauma care technician

• General anatomy & physiology

• Applied anatomy & physiology

• Pharmacology

• Pathology & Microbiology

• Basics of critical care services

• Clinical medicine

• Triage technology

• Equipment in emergency

The courses teach students to get prepared as part of a healthcare workforce and deal with emergency cases of injury and accident. In this course, students are trained to handle critical, emergency, and trauma cases.

Diploma in nursing administration

• Principles and practice of nursing administration

• Management of educational institutes, hospitals, and community

• Group dynamics

• Resource management

This diploma prepares students to manage a care facility's nursing staff. They make the schedules, implement policies and draw up the budget.

Human Anatomy

Essentials of human anatomy & physiology

Elaine Marieb

The author explains the structures of the human body.

Sociology

The sociological imagination

Wright Mills

Sociology is the study of social change, social life, and the social consequences of human behaviour.

Nutrition

Food & nutrition for nursing

Ruma Singh

The author explains the benefits of nutrients in food and their relations between diet, health, and disease.

Biochemistry

Textbook of biochemistry & biophysics for nurses

Dr C.P. Baveja

The application of chemistry to the study of biological processes at the cellular and molecular levels.

Psychology

Psychology for nurses

R. Sreevani

The author explains the scientific study of mind and behaviour through this subject.

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