Junior Public Health Nurse Gr II/Nurse/Auxiliary Nurse Midwife Gr II Syllabus

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Health

Junior Public Health Nurse Gr II/Nurse/Auxiliary Nurse Midwife Gr II Syllabus

100 Marks

  1. 1.a. Concept of health
  2. 2.b. Community Health practice
  3. 3.c. Health problems and policies
  4. 4.d. Health organisation
  5. 5.e. Role of health team
  6. 6.f. Structure of Community
  7. 7.g. Dynamics of Community
  8. 8.h. Community need assessment
  9. 9.i. Communication methods & media
  10. 10.j. Counseling
  11. 11.k. Community based rehabilitation

  1. 1.1. Nutrition:
  2. 2.a. Essential nutrients
  3. 3.b. Nutritional problems
  4. 4.c. Nutritional assessment
  5. 5.d. Promotion of Nutrition 2. Human Body and Hygiene:
  6. 6.a. The Human body, b. Hygiene of the body, c. Optimal functioning of the body
  7. 7.3. Environmental Sanitation:
  8. 8.a. Environmental Sanitation, b. Safe water, c. Disposal of Excreta and waste, d. Community participation
  9. 9.4. Mental Health:
  10. 10.a. Mental Health, b. Maladjustment, c. Mental illness, d. Old age care

  1. 1.1. Infection and Immunization:
  2. 2.a. Concept of disease, b. Infection, c. Immunity and body defense mechanisms, d. Immunization, e. Collection of specimen, f. Disinfection and sterilization, g. Waste disposal
  3. 3.2. Communicable Disease:
  4. 4.a. Introduction to communicable disease, b. Communicable Disease, c. Care in Communicable disease, d. Epidemic Management 3. Community Health Problems:
  5. 5.a. Care of sick in the community, b. Fever, c. Respiratory problems, d. Aches and pains, e. Digestive problems, f. Urinary problems, g. Cardiovascular problem, h. Disease of the nervous system, i. Metabolic Diseases, j. Diseases of muscular skeletal system, k. Care of handicap
  6. 6.4. Primary Medical Care:
  7. 7.a. Types of drugs, b. Administration of drugs, c. Drugs used in minor ailments, d. Common emergency drugs
  8. 8.5. First Aid and Referral:
  9. 9.a. Need for First Aid, b. Minor Injuries and ailments, c. Fractures, d. Life Threatening conditions

  1. 1.a. Growth and development
  2. 2.b. Nutrition of infants and children
  3. 3.c. Children's Rights
  4. 4.d. Care of the sick child
  5. 5.e. Care of School children
  6. 6.f. Care of adolescents
  7. 7.g. Care of adolescent girls

  1. 1.a. Human Reproductive System
  2. 2.b. Female Pelvis and foetal skull
  3. 3.c. Foetus and placenta
  4. 4.d. Normal pregnancy
  5. 5.e. Antenatal Care
  6. 6.f. Normal labour
  7. 7.g. Care during normal labour
  8. 8.h. Normal puerperium
  9. 9.i. Care of new born
  10. 10.j. High risk new Born
  11. 11.k. Safe mother-hood l. High risk pregnancies
  12. 12.m. Abnormalities of pregnancy
  13. 13.n. Abortion
  14. 14.o. Abnormal childhood
  15. 15.p. Abnormal Puerperium
  16. 16.q. Surgical Intervention
  17. 17.r. Life cycle approach
  18. 18.s. Status of women and empowerment
  19. 19.t. Women's health problems
  20. 20.u. RTIs and STIs
  21. 21.v. HIV/AIDS
  22. 22.w. Infertility
  23. 23.x. Population Education
  24. 24.y. Family welfare

  1. 1.a. The sub centre
  2. 2.b. Maintenance of stocks
  3. 3.c. Co-ordination
  4. 4.d. Implementation of national health program
  5. 5.e. Update knowledge