Anm Syllabus

Syllabus and Regulations
Auxiliary Nurse and Midwives
Indian Nursing Council

Combined Council Building, Kotla Road, Temple Lane, New Delhi -110002
Preface
Auxiliary Nurse Midwives (ANM) play major role in improvement of the health and
family welfare service. The millennium development goals can be achieved with their
active work (involvement) in the community. Infectious diseases such as HIV/ AIDS,
TB and Malaria can be prevented and health promotion can be strengthened for all
ages especially maternal and child health.
The National Rural Health Mission has been launched by Government of India to
bring about improvement in the health system and health status of the people,
especially those who live in the rural areas of the country. Some of the objectives of
the mission are universal access to public health care services with emphasis on
services addressing women and child health, sanitation, immunization, prevention and
control of communicable disease including locally endemic disease, access to
integrated comprehensive primary health care, population stabilization, gender and
demographic balance etc.
With this background the Indian Nursing Council revised the syllabus by having
series of consulation with various stakeholders. The components of skilled birth
attendant (SBA) and Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illnesses
(IMNCI) has been integrated in the syllabus. Candidates who will qualify after the
implementation of the revised syllabus will be able to provide effective qualitative
primary health care services in the rural area effectively.
I take this opportunity to acknowledge the contribution of Nursing experts and staff of
INC in the preparation of this document.
(T. Dileep Kumar)
Nursing Advisor to Govt. of India, President-Indian Nursing Council
New Delhi
Contents
Abbreviation
Introduction
• Philosophy
• Purpose
• General Objectives
Minimum Standard Requirements
Course of Study
CURRICULUM THEORY
Community Health Nursing
Health Promotion
A. Nutrition
B. Human body and Hygiene
C. Environmental Sanitation
D. Mental health
Primary Health Care -
(Prevention of Disease and Restoration of Health)
A. Infection and Immunization
B. Communicable disease
C. Community Health Problems
D. Primary Medical Care
E. First Aid and Referral
Child Health Nursing
Midwifery
Health Center Management
Curriculum Practical
Community Health Nursing And Health Promotion
Child health nursing
Midwifery
Primary Health Care and Health Centre Management
Introduction
Philosophy
Health is a fundamental human right. Maintenance of optimum level of health
entails individual as well as social responsibility. However health can never be ad-
equately protected by health services without active involvement of the community.
Indian Nursing Council (INC) believes that ANM/FHW plays a vital role in the
rural health care delivery system. She should be sensitive and accountable to meet
the health needs of the community. She should be able to provide accessible, equi-
table, affordable and quality health care. ANM/FHW can act as a catalyst for pro-
moting inter-sectoral convergence in promotive and preventive health care
ANM curriculum intends to prepare skilled and effective female health workers to
achieve the goals of National Rural Health Mission which aims at bringing about
dramatic improvement in the health system and health status of the country. ANM/
FHW would be trained in community health skills to practice basic health care at a
defined level of proficiency in accordance with local conditions and to meet local
needs'. Further, the programme fits into the general educational pattern as well as
nursing education system
Purpose
The purpose of the ANM/FHW course is to prepare an ANM to function at the
community level/village with specific skills to fulfill the health needs of the
community. She will be an active link between the community and the health care
system.
General objectives:
On completion of the course, the ANM/FHW will be able to:
• Appreciate the concept of holistic health and understand the influence of
socioeconomic and environmental factors on the health status of the community.
• Identify health problems/needs and resources in the community and mobilize
social support for active participation of the community in health care activities.
Provide preventive, promotive, restorative and emergency health care to individuals
and community as required.
Provide treatment of minor ailments
Provide skilled midwifery services to all mothers in the community and refer mothers
at risk to hospitals.
Provide skilled care to all neonates in community and refer neonates at risk to the
appropriate levels.
Render skilled child care services at home, clinic and school.
Guide/Train birth attendants, Anganwadi workers (AW\Y)s , other community health
activists and volunteers.
Provide need-based information and counselling related to health of individuals, family
and groups.
Participate in all the National health and Family welfare programmes at community
level
Act as a team member in the health care delivery system
Coordinate and collaborate with the other health team members and community based
organizations, non-govt. organizations (NGO) and village administration
Manage the health centre including equipments and supplies, and maintain the records
in order to provide quality based people friendly services.
Update knowledge and skills for professional and personal growth.
Note: The competencies, guidelines and protocols as given in the following documents
should fromthe basis of teaching.
1. SBA module of MOHFW including use of selected life saving drugs and
interventions of obstetric emergencies approved by the MOHFW.
2. IMNCI Module for basis health worker
3. Standard safety guidelines for infection control practicies (Universal precausions)
4. Biomedical waste management policies
Guidelines for starging a School of Nurshing for conductiong
ANM/ FHW Training
1. Any organization under the Central Government, State Government, Local

body or a Private or Public Trust, Mission or Voluntary, registered under
Society Registration Act or, a Company registered under company's act that
wishes to open an ANM Training School, should obtain the No
Objection/Essentiality certificate from the State government.
2. If any Nursing Programme is recognised by Indian Nursing Council, then the
will be institution will be exempted from NOC/Essentialiry certificates for
ANM from the state government.
3. The Indian Nursing Council on receipt of the proposal from the institution to
start ANM training program, will undertake the first inspection to assess the
suitability with regard to physical infrastructure, clinical facility and teaching
faculty in order to give permission to start the programme.
4. After the receipt of the permission to start ANM training program from
Indian Nursing Council, the institution shall obtain the approval from the
State Nursing Council and Examination Board.
5. Institution will admit the students only after taking approval of State Nursing
Council and Examination Board.
6. The Indian Nursing Council will conduct inspection every year till the first
batch completes the programme. Permission will be given year by year till
the first batch completes.
Minimum Standard Requirements
A school for training of the ANMs should be located in a Community Health
Centre (PHC annexe) or a Rural Hospital (RH) having minimum bed strength of 30 and
maximum 50 and serving an area with community health programmes. The school
should also be affiliated to a district hospital or a secondary care hospital in order to
provide experiences of secondary level health care and an extensive gynae-obstertical
care.
An organization having a hospital with 150 beds with minimum 3j>50 obstetrics
and gynaecology beds , and 100 delivery cases monthly can also open ANM school
They should also have an affiliation of PHC/CHC for the community health nursing
field experience.
Existing ANM schools attached to District Hospitals should have PHC annexe
(accommodation facility for 20-30 students) for community health field experience.
Clinical Facilities
School has to be affiliated to district hospital or a secondary care hospital with
minimum 150 beds, in order to provide adequate maternity, childcare and basic
medical surgical experiences. The hospital to have adequate number of trained nursing
staff round the clock. Bed occupancy on the average to be between 60% - 70%.
Teaching facility
Teaching faculty for 20-40 annual admission:
Category Minimum qualification and experience
Principal M.Sc. Nursing with 3 years of teaching

experience or B.Sc (N) with 5 years of
teaching experience.
Nursing Tutor B.Sc. Nursing/Diploma in Nursing

Education & Administration/Diploma in
Public Health Nursing with 2 years
clinical experience.
Teacher student ratio at any time should not be less than 1:10
Note:
There should be provision for appointing part-time teachers for subjects re-
quired,
Salary of the teaching staff should be at par with the government as far as
possible,
Independent family accommodation should be available in or near the campus of
the Hospital/CHC Rural Health Treatment Centre for 80% of the teaching staff.
Non Teaching Staff

Accountant cum cashier - one
Clerk cum typist - one
Driver - one
Cleaner - one
Office attendant - one
Sweeper - one
 There should be provision for temporary appointment of reliever in any post when
required.
Staff for the hostel
Warden cum house keeper - one
Cook cum helper - three
Sweeper - one
Chowkidar/Seeurity Guard - three
 Provision of leave reserve should be there.
 Family quarter should be provided lor the warden in the hostel so that she
 can be residential to look after the students, and available at the time of
 emergency.
 Cleaning, security, mess facilities may be engaged on contractual basis
Physical Facilities
• School building - There should be a separate building for the school and hostel.
It should have an open space to facilitate outdoor games for the students.
Office - There should be individual furnished office rooms for: Principal, Teachers,
Clerical staff. A separate telephone connection for the school is necessary.
• Class-room - There should be two adequately large classrooms, accommo-
dating required number of students (i.e., for 20-40 students size of the room
should be 72p sq. ft.). Rooms should be well ventilated and properly lighted.
There should be chairs with arms or desks according to the number required.
Suitably placed black/green or white board should be available in the class-
rooms.
• Nursing laboratory - There should be a demonstration room with at least two
to four beds and adequate number of cupboards with necessary articles for
demonstration. Pro vision should be made for community, midwifery and
first aid demonstration and practice.
• Nutrition laboratory - There should be provision for nutrition practical.
Cooking gas, stove and wash basin with tap connections, suitable working
tables and sufficient number of necessary utensils for conducting cooking
classes should be available.
• Library cum study - There should be a room of adequate size in order to
accommodate 40 students at a time, with sufficient number of cupboards,
library books and adequate number of chairs and tables for the students.
Library should have updated edition of textbooks, referral books, few
professional journals and general knowledge magazines as well as
storybooks etc. in sufficient numbers.
• Audio visual aid - School must have a TV, DVD player, an overhead
projector, LCD projector, laptop for projection computer facility, models,
charts, skeleton & manikin/simulators, neonatal resuscitation equipment,
home visiting bags, delivery kits etc.
• Toilets - There should be adequate toilets facility in the school building for
the students and teachers atleast in the ratio 1:10
• Garage - There should be a garage for (he mini bus.
Residential Facilities for Students
ANM training, being a residential programme, has to have adequate hostel
facilities for the students. The hostel has to accommodate 40-80 students. It has to
have the following facilities:
• Safe drinking water facility should be available. All the rooms should to have
adequate number of lights and fans.
• Dinning room to accommodate forty students at a time with a hygienic

kitchen, pantry and storing facility
• There should be sufficient number of living rooms, to accommodate all stu-
dents, preferably not more than two in a room.
• Bathrooms and toilets sufficient in number (one for every 10 students).
• One visiting room with sitting arrangement and an attached toilet.
• One recreation room with TV, radio & indoor games.
• One sick room to accommodate 2-4 students, with toilet attached.
• Other facilities like hot water arrangement for winter and water cooler for
summer should be there.
• Hostel should have telephone connections,
1 Budget
School should have separate budget and Principal/Principal Nursing Officer should
be the drawing and disbursing officer. Budget should make provision for the
following:
Salary of Staff
Remuneration of external lecturers
Purchase of library books
Cost of fuel for the school vehicle
Purchase of audio visual aids
Office expenses
Water, electricity, telephone charges etc. :
Contingency
Stipend for students (if given)
Inspection and affiliation fees
ANM School Management committee
The school should have a management committee comprising of:
Principal /Principal Nursing Officer - Chairperson
Nursing Tutor - Secretary
Nursing Tutor/PHN - Member
District Public health Nurse/Nursing Officer - Member
Nursing Superintendent/Nursing incharge
of the Hospital/CHC/RH - Member
Superintendent/Medical Officer incharge
of Hospital/CHC/RH - Member
Quarterly (Once in three months) meetings to be convened regularly to monitor
curriculum implementation and examinations.
Transport
- School must have a 20-25 seater minibus
- There should be 6-8 Mopeds for students for community health nursing
practice.
Communication
- School must have an independent telephone line.
Annual Admission
Minimum students intake is 20
Maximum students intake is 40
Duration of Course
The total duration of the course is 2 years (18 months + 6 months internship)
First Year:
i. Total weeks - 52 weeks
ii Vacation - 4 weeks
iii Gazatted holidays - 2 weeks
iv Preparatory holidays and examination -3 weeks
v. Teaching hours in weeks - 43 weeks
vi. Teaching hours per week - 43 weeks x 40 hours/ weeks=1720 hrs
Second Year (including internship)
i. Total weeks - 52 weeks
ii Vacation - 4 weeks
iii Gazatted holidays - 2 weeks
iv Preparatory holidays and examination - 2 weeks
v. Teaching hours in weeks - 44 weeks
vi. Teaching hours per week - 44 weeks x 40 hours/
weeks = 1760 hrs
Admission Terms and Condition
st
1. The minimum age for admission shall be 17 years on or before 31
December of the year in which admission is sought.
2. The maximum age for admission shall be 30 years.
3. The minimum educational requirements shall be the passing of 12 years of
schooling (10+2 year course) recognized by CBSE/ICSE/SSSCE/HSCE or a
recognized equivalent examination.
I Medical Fitness
Admission is subject to satisfactory medical examination report.
Course of Study
First Year
Nursing Courses Class room hours Experience
Sr. Course title and Theory Demon Total Hospital Community Total
No. description stration
I Community Health 120 50 170 10 100 110
Nursing
Health Promotion 120 75 195 20 180 200
A. Nutrition 35 30 65
B. Human body and 35 20 55
Hygiene
C. Environmental 20 15 35
Sanitation
D. Mental helath 30 10 40
III Primary health care 130 150 280 90 300 390
nursing I-
A. Infection and 25 20 45
Immunization
B. Communicable 40 25 65
disease
C. Community 30 50 80
Helath Problems
D. Primary Medical 20 20 40
care
E. First Aid and 25 35 60
Referral
IV Child health nursing 75 110 185 80 100 180
Total hours 450 385 835 200 680 880
Total= 1720hours
Second Year (First six months)

Nursing Courses Class room hours Experience
Sr. Course Title and Theory Demonstration Total Hospital Community Total
No. descirption
V Midwifery 200 160 360 220 160 380
VI Health centre 40 40 80 - 60 60
Management
Total hours 240 200 440 220 220 440
Total= 880 hours
Second Year (Internship-six months)
Sr. No. Nursing Courses Experience
Course title and description Hospital Community Total
i Midwifery 240 240 480
● Antenatal ward 40
● Intranatal/ labour room 120
● Post natal ward 40
● Neonatal care unit 40
ii Child Health 80 160 240
iii Community health and health center management 160 160
Total hours 880
Total= 880 hours in the internship period
Grand total- 1760 hrs.
Guidelines for intership:
a. The ANM students (in a group of 4-5) should beposted in the sub center/ primary health
centre with a regular ANM for one month/ 4 weeks for super vised independent practice in
the community which should be residential.
b. The students should participate in all National Health and Family Welfare programms
during their clinical experience.
c. At least 80% of all the clinical requirements should be completed before appreating for the
final (second year) examination.
d. The principal of the ANM School should certify for each student that she has undergone
successfully the internship program completed 100% of the clinical requirements and
acquired the requisite competencies as listed in the syllabus before the award of the
certificate/ diploma by the state nursing council/ examination board.
e. The casebook and competency record book should be completed and signed by the
competent authority of the school before appearing for the second year practical
examination.
Scheme of Examination:
Theory and practical examinations at the end of the first year
Paper Course External Internal Duration
Assessment Asessment
Theory Community Health 75 25 3 hrs.
Paper-I Nursing
Theory Health Promotion 75 25 3 hrs.
Paper-II
Theory Primary Health Car 75 25 3 hrs.
e
Paper-III Nursing
Theory Child Health Nursing 75 25 3 hrs.
Paper-IV
Practical I Community Healt 100 100 -
h
Nursing and
Healt
promotion h
Practical II Child Health Nursing 100 100 -
Total 500 300 -
Grnad total for first year 800 marks.
Thepry and practical examinations at the end of the course, (Second Year)
Paper Course External Internal Duration
Assessment Assessment
Theory Midwifery 75 25 3 hrs.
Paper V
Theory Helath Centre management 75 25 3 hrs.
Paper VI
Practical Midwifery 100 100 -
III
Practical Primary Health care nursing 100 100 3 hrs.
IV and helath center
management
Grand total for second year 600 marks

Note
Question paper for Nursing courses to be set by qualified nursing teachers only.
The venue for practical examination shall be Government District Hospital for
all the students of government and private ANM institutions.
Practical examination should be for only 10 students per day.
Supplementary examination should be conducted at six monthly intervals for the
failures.
Internal assessment should be done on class test, assignments, report of visits
and group work.
All practical examinations must be held in the respective clinical areas and on
patients.
One internal and One external examiners should jointly conduct practical
examination for each student.
An examiner should be a BSc nursing teacher with minimum of 5 years of
teaching experience in ANM programme
or
M.Sc (N) with 3 years of teaching experience in ANM programme Internal
assessment will be made on the basis of classroom tests, written assignments,
performance in the community and clinical area along with records and reports
maintained by the students.
Pass mark for each nursing subject on aggregate will be 50%
A candidate has to pass in theory and practical exam separately in each of the
paper.
Average internal marks of the total students shall not be more than 75% i.e, if 40
students are admitted in a course the average score of the 40 students shall not
exceed 75% of total internal marks.
Maximum number of attempts permitted for each paper is 3 including first
attempt
Maximum duration of completion of the course is 4 years
A candidate failing in more than one subject will not be promoted to the next
year.
No candidate shall be permitted to appear in the second year examination unless
the candidate has passed the first year examination.
Eligibility for Admission to Examination
1. A candidate must have minimum of 80% attendance (irrespective of the kind
of absence) in theory and practical in each subject for appearing for
examination.
2. A candidate must have 100% attendance in each of the practical areas before
the award of completion certificate/diploma by the state nursing council ex-
amination board.
3. On completion of practical experience, records to be signed by the tutor and
countersigned by the principal.
4. The examination for the 2nd year should happen at the end of the year. A
certificate of completion of internship by each student should be provided by
the principal before entering for the examinations.
Grading and Certification
Distinction shall be in aggregate = 75%
First division = 70% & above
Second division = 60% - 69%
Third division = 50% - 59%
Certificate will be issued on successful completion of training requirement.
The principal of the ANM School should certify for each student that she has
undergone successfully the internship program, 100% clinical requirements and
acquired the requisite competencies as listed in the syllabus before the award of the
certificate/diploma by the state nursing councils/examination boards. Qualified
ANMs have to be registered by the State Nursing Councils under the provision of
the State Nursing Councils and Indian Nursing Council Act as ANMs, before
joining services as a qualified Female Health worker and to practice as ANM.
Community Health Nursing
Theory- 120 hours
Demonstration- 50 hours
Total- 170 hours
Learning
objectives;
On completion of the course the student will be able to :
1. Describe the concept of community health, primary health (-are.
2. Understand health policies, plans and programmes of the country,
3. Understand the concept of community.
4. Appreciate the role of the health team.
5. Demonstrate home visit techniques and practices in the community
6. Describe structure, function, characteristics and administrative set up of a
community.
7. Identify leaders, resources persons, community-based organizations,
NGOs, and local resources.
8. Identify community health needs and problems
9. Describe concepts and methods of communication for health information.
10. Describe the purposes, principles and methods of health counseling.
Unit Time Expected Contents Teaching
(Hrs.) outcomes Learning
Th. Demo Activities
1. 10 ● Define health Concept of Health ● Lecture
and explain its • Health and its discussion.
dimensions changing concepts. ● Posters.
● List determinants • Dimensions of
of health health
● Define Primary • Determinants of
Health Care health
● List components • Primary health care,
of Primary Health
Care and their definition,
application within components,
a communitv
significance.
community,
application
2. 10 • Describe health Community Health • Lecture
concepts and practices discussion.
practices of • Health concepts of • Practice
community. people and health care session.
• Enumerate health providers. • Demonstration
related cultural • Health behaviours,
beliefs and beliefs and cultural
practices practices of
community.
• Ethics and
behaviour related to
community practices.
• Method of home
visiting.
3. 15 5 • Describe National Health problems • Lecture
health problems and policies discussion.
• Explain specific • Overview of health
health programmes problems of
at National, state communities in India.
and community • Participate in
levels national health and
• Trends and family welfare
development in programs
national health • Field Visits:
programmes and Village, Sub center,
policies Primary health center,
• National health Community health
programmes and its center.
implementation at
community level.
• Role and
functions of
Accredited Social
health Activists
(ASHA),
Anganwadi
worker, Dai etc.
4. 10 5 • Explain the Health Organization • Lecture
organization of • Organization of SC, discussion.
health services at PHC, CMC and • Field Visits to
different levels district hospital. various
• Describe the • Organization of available
referral system. health care organizations.
• Explain the Role delivery system at
of National and different levels
International • Referral system
health agencies • Health agencies:
and Non- International:
Governmental WHO, UNICEF,
Organisations UNFPA, UNDPA,
World Bank, FAO,
DANIDA, European
Commission. Red
Cross, US aid,
UNESCO. Colombo
Plan, ILO, CARE
etc.
● National: Indian
Red Cross, Indian
Council for Child
welfare, Family
planning association
of India etc
• Non-Governmental
organizations
• Describe health Role of health team. • Lecture

team with special • Team concept and discussion.
focus on the Functions of the • Observation of
ANM\ health team activities
FHW • Role and rendered by the
Responsibilities of health team
ANM \ FHW members.
• Code of ethics for
ANM
6 10 5 • Describe Structure of • Lecture

physical community discussion.
structure of village • Rural community- • Field visits:
and urban area . Characteristics, village mapping,
• Identify social changes in the slum mapping,
groups, village community resource
organizations and development, major mapping.
leaders • Explain rural problems • Drawing of
administrative set • Urban Community- Panchayat
up at the village Characteristics, structure and
changes and urban wards.
adjustments to urban • Listing of
environment, formal and
major urban informal leaders
problems groups in the
• Village: community.
Physical structure • Visit to a
village and
- Administrative set up meet
• Function of Panchayat
Panchayat
• r th members, visit
73 " and 74 block office.
amendments to
List their role
Constitution and role
in health care.
of Panchayat in health.
• Structure of an
urban community slum
• Social groups
organizations. leaders
• Community
resources
7. 10 5 • Describe the Dynamics of • Lecture

interaction community discussion.
between different • Social processes- • Interaction
groups and individual and process with different
communities of socialisation groups in the
within the village • Interaction village.
• Describe social between different • Prepare a list of
traditions and social groups in the different customs
customs in the village. and traditions.
village. • Traditions and
customs and their
influence on health.
• Social stratification:
Influence of Class.
Caste and Race on
health and health
practices
• Family and marriage:
Types
• Changes &
legislations on family
and marriage in India -
marriage a els
8. 20 6 • Demonstrate • Scope and Methods • Lecture
methods of of community need discussion.
community need assessment • Preparation of
assessment • Survey: Planning questionnaire
Preparation of tools: • Field visits/
questionnaires, community:
interview schedules, • Conduct
check list etc survey.
• Community
survey: Principles and
methods: data
collection, conducting
interviews, focus
group discussions
(FGD) and case
studies
• Participatory
learning for
action(PLA)
• Analysis of data,
Preparation of report
9. 20 15 • Explain the Communication • Lecture
concept, principles methods & media discussion.
and methods of • Principles, Methods • Demonstration
communication and Process of of different
• Prepare simple communication. methods of
and low cost aids • Inter personal communication
of communication. relationship (IPR): • Role/Play.
• Conduct health communication with
education different groups and • Prepare health
health team members. messages using
• Types and use of AV different media
aids and methods.
• Use of local folk • Preparation of
methods and media for IEC material.
disseminating health • Practice using
messages. one folk method.
• BCC(Behavioural • Preparation of
change health education
communication), IEC plan
(Information, • Conduct BCC
Education and session.
communication): • Evaluate and
Aims, Scope, concept follow up of
and approaches health education.
• Teaching learning
process, concept ,
characteristics, steps of
learning,
characteristics of
learner
• Principles, methods
of teaching
• Planning of health
education activities:
• Role and
responsibilities of
ANM's/Health
workers in BCC
10. 5 5 • Explain concept Counseling. • Lecture
and principles of • Concept, Principles discussion.
counseling and Techniques of • Conduct
• Describe the counseling. counseling
technique of • Identifying needs session and
counseling and areas for follow up.
• Describe role of counseling in the
counsellor community.
• Role of counselor
• Role of ANM/
Female Health worker
as counselor
11. 5 2 • State health Community based • Lecture
conditions where rehabilitation discussion
rehabilitation is • Health Conditions • Case
required. needing rehabilitation discussion
• List the various • Community
resources Resources available
available in a • Educate
community. individuals, family
and community.
Suggested activities for Evaluation

• Health organizational chart.
• Return demonstration of home visit.
• Field visits
• Preparation of IEC material
• Demonstration of counseling technique.
• Village mapping.
• Community survey.
HEALTH PROMOTION
Theory - 120 hours
Demonstration - 75 hours
Total - 195 hours
Learning objectives:
1. Explain importance of nutrition in health and sickness.
2. Promote nutrition of a individual, family and community
3. Explain principles of hygiene and its effect on health.
4. Describe hygiene for self and individuals.
5. Describe importance of environmental sanitation and waste management.
6. Promote mental health of individual, family and community
A. Nutrition
Theory - 35 hrs.
Demonstration - 30 hrs.
Total - 65 hrs.
(Hrs.) outcomes Learning
Th. Demo Activities
1 10 5 • List essential Essential nutrients • Lecture
nutrients • Importance of discussion.
• Describe nutrition in health • Explain using
classification of and sickness Models and Charts.
food and their • Essential • Exhibit raw food
nutritive values nutrients, functions,
item showing
and functions. sources and
• Explain requirements balanced diet
importance of • Classification of
nutrition in health foods and their
and sickness. nutritive value
• Plan balanced • Normal
diet for different requirements at
age groups different ages.
• Balanced diet for
different age group
2. 10 5 • Identify Nutritional • Lecture
malnutrition and problems discussion.
nutritional Nutritional • Visit ICDs project
deficiencies. deficiencies: and discuss the
• Counsel women • Deficiencies, program.
with anaemia. correction, • Explain using
• Describe special treatment and Models and Charts.
diet for sick. referral - protein • Planning diets for
• Explain role of energy malnutrition anemic women and
ANM's/FHW/ • Vitamin and other deficiency
AWWs. mineral conditions
deficiencies:
Nutritional anaemia
in women
• Under five
nutrition
• The role of
ANM's/ FHW/
AWWs in
supplementary food.
• Special diets of
individuals for
different age group.
3. 5 5 • Assess nutritional Nutritional • Lecture
status of individual assessment discussion.
and family. • Methods of • Demonstration
• Identify local nutritional • Field visits.
foods for enriching assessment of
diet. individual and
• Identify good family: mother and
food habits from child
harmful food fads • Identification of
and customs. local food sources
and their value in
enriching diet.
• Food fads, taboos,
customs and their
influence on health.
4. 10 15 • Plan diet for a Promotion of • Lecture
family nutrition discussion.
• Counsel for • Planning diets • Plan diet for
improving diet of and special diets the family
the family. for a family assigned.
• Demonstrate safe • Methods of using • Health
preparation and locally available education.
cooking methods. foods for special • Visit a milk
• Explain methods diet pasteurization
of safe • Principles and plant.
methods of • Demonstration
cooking of various
• Promotion of methods of
kitchen gardens cooking.
• Food hygiene and
safe preparation
• Storage and
preservation
• Food adulteration
• Precautions
during festivals
and Melas.

• Cooking of special diet.
• Nutrition education to a group.
• Planning diet of a family assigned.
B. Human body and hygiene
Theory - 35 hrs.
Total - 55 hrs
Unit Time (Hrs.) Expected outcomes Contents Teaching
Learning
Th. Demo
Activities
1. 20 • Describe the structure The human body • Lecture
and functions of the • Structure and discussion.
various systems of functions of human • Identification of
body body. body parts.
• State (unctions of • Body systems and • Explain using
different organs. their functions Models and
digestive system Charts.
respirator' system.
genito urinary system,
cardiovascular system,
nervous system,
muscular system,
endocrine system,
special sensory organs.
2. 5 15 • Understand Hygiene of the body • Lecture
importance of • Personal and discussion.
personal hygiene for individual hygiene Care • Demonstration.
self and individuals of mouth skin, hair and
health. nails.
• Care for sick to - Sexual hygiene
maintain their personal - Menstrual hygiene.
hygiene and comfort • Hygiene and
comforts needs of the
Sick: Care of skin: Bath
sponging, back care,
care of
pressure points,
position changing,
• Care of hair: hair
wash
• Care of hand and
nails: hand washing
• Care of eyes: eye
wash,
• Mouth care:
• Elimination Care of
bowels and bladder
3. 5 5 • State the basic Optimal functioning of • Lecture
human needs. the body discussion.
• Explain importance • Basic human needs • Health
of fulfilling these basic - Rest, sleep, activity, education
needs. exercise, posture etc regarding healthy
- Food, eating and life style.
drinking habits
- Participation in
social activities.
- Self-actualisation
and spiritual need.
- Interpersonal and
human relations
- Lifestyle and healthy
habits.

• Preparation of anatomy practical book
• Return demonstration of personal hygiene including care of various organs of
body.
C. Environmental Sanitation
Theory - 20 hrs.
Total - 35 hrs.
Unit Time (Hrs.) Expected Contents Teaching
Th. Demo Outcomes learning
Activities
1 5 2 Explain the Environmental • Lecture
importance of basic Sanitation discussion.
sanitation at home • Environment and • Case study.
and in the ecology for healthy
community. living: basic sanitary
needs.
• Air, sunlight and
ventilation.
• Home environment
-: smoke, animals,
water, drains and
toilets etc.
2 5 4 • Describe the Safe water • Lecture

importance of safe • Sources of water & discussion.
water for health. characteristics of safe • Village
• Describe water - sources of mapping:
methods of contamination and water sources,
purifications of prevention. drains, ponds
water. • Purification of and
water for drinking : contamination
methods- small and areas.
large scale. • Visit to a
• Disinfections of water
well, tube well tank purification
and pond in a village. plant.
• Waterborne diseases
and prevention.
3 5 4 • Explain the Disposal of excreta • Lecture
importance of safe and waste. discussion.
disposal of waste • Methods of •
and its role in excreta disposal - Demonstration.
prevention of types of latrine. • Visit to
diseases. • Handling animal sewage
• State the hazards excreta. disposal unit
due to waste • Methods of and sanitary
waste disposal latrine
• Hazards due to waste
4 5 5 Involve community Community • Lecture

in sanitation participation discussion.
activities. • Drainage and • Construction
Educate preparation of soak of a small scale
community for safe pits. soak pit at
disposal of different • Maintaining healthy school or
types of waste. environment within and health centre
around village - premises.
cleaning and • Disinfection
maintenance of village of a well, tube
drains, ponds and wells. well along
• Common waste, with village
excreta and animal leaders or
waste - disposal in the members of
village. community.
• Organize
village
meeting.

• Purification of water at home, community
• Disinfections of a well/tube well.
• Construction of a small scale soak pit.
• Health education for use of sanitary latrine.
D. Mental Health
Theory - 30 hrs.
Total - 40 hrs.
(Hrs.) Outcomes learning
Th. Demo Activities
1 10 2 • Explain Mental Helath • Lecture
relationship • Concept of mental discussion.
between body and health • Observation.
mind. • Body-mind • Use of
• Identify the Relationship. quesliormaire to
factors • Factors influencing do
necessary for mental health. assessment
normal mental • Characteristics of a for mental health
health mentally healthy status.
• Educate for person.
promoting mental • Developmental
tasks of different
health .
age groups
• Different defense
mechanisms
2. 3 2 • Identify causes of Maladjustment • Lecture

maladjustment • Features of a discussion.
• Educate family in maladjusted • Demonstration
solving problems. individual. of counselling
• Common causes of for maladjusted
maladjustment. individual in the
• Counselling an community.
individual, family
and community.
3. 12 4 • Identify signs of Mental illness • Lecture

mental illness. • Identify abnormal discussion.
• Identify them behaviours. • Visit to a mental
early and refer. • Types of mental hospital/ clinic.
• Guide family illnesses and
members in home treatments.
care • Early detection and
• Counsel for referral of mentally ill
prevention of • Prevention of mental
mental illness. illness
• Home care and
counselling
• Refer psychiatric
emergencies.
4. 5 2 • Explain process of Old age care • Lecture
ageing. • Process of ageing - discussion.
• Identify physical, • If available visit
characteristics of psychological an old age home.
elderly changes.
• Provide need • Needs and problems
based care. • Care of elderly at
home.
• Rehabilitation and
agencies of caring
elderly.

• Assessment of mental health status of Individual
• Care plan for an elderly person at home.
Primary Health Care-
(Prevention of Disease and Restoration of Health)
Theory - 130 hours
Total - 280 hours
On completion of the course student will be able to :
1. Explain concept of infection and causation of diseases.
2. Describe body defense mechanisms and development of immunity against
diseases
3. Perform immunization effectively.
4. Describe different methods of disinfections and sterilization.
5. Describe common communicable diseases and their management.
6. Explain prevention of common communicable diseases and their control.
7. Describe care of the sick in community with common ailments and refer if
required.
8. Explain recognition of conditions related to different body systems.
9. Describe and demonstrate routes of administration of drugs
10. List common drugs used for emergencies and minor ailments, their
indications, dosage and actions
A. Infection and Immunization
Theory - 25 hours
Total - 45 hours
Th. Demo Activities
1 2 - • Understand Concept of disease. • Lecture
concept of • Concept and discussion.
occurrence of definition of illness • Explain using
diseases • Disease causation
Charts.
• Describe • Classificationof
classification of diseases.
diseases.
2 4 2 • Understand Infection • Lecture
process of • Meaning and types of discussion.
infection. infection. • Demonstration
• Describe • Causes of infection • Explain using
characteristics of • Classification and microscepe.
microbes characteristics of
• Narrate methods micro organisms:
of spread of Pathogenic and
infection Non-pathogenic
• State factors • Incubation period
affecting spread of and spread of infection
infection. - transmission
• Factors affecting
growth and destruction
of microbes.
3 6 2 • Understand body Immunity and body • Lecture
defence defense mechanisms discussion.
mechanism • Body's defense • Demonstration
• State types of mechanism • Field visits for
immunity • Immunity - concept cold chain.
• Describe
different types of • Hypersensitivity:
vaccine and their Antigen antibody
reaction
preservation. • Types of immunity
• Types of vaccines
• Storage and care -
cold chain
maintenance.
4 6 4 • State Immunization • Lecture
immunization • Immunization discussion.
schedule against different • Demonstration.
• Give infections - • Posters on
immunization immunization immunization
• Organize schedule schedule
immunization • Injection safety • Visit
camps • Methods of immunization
• Prepare articles administering camp/ outreach
for vaccine camp
immunization • Sterilization of
• Participate in syringes and
special drives. needles.
• Immunization in
the community
• Immunization
Hazards
• Precautions while
giving vaccines
• Special
immunization
drives and
programmes.
• Records and reports
5 2 4 • Collect Collection of specimen • Lecture

specimens • Principles and discussion.
correctly methods of collection • Preparation of
• Handle body of specimens and malaria slide.
discharges safely handling body • Collection of
• Give health discharges. sputum.
education for • Collection of • Collection of
disposal of body specimens of blood, urine and stool.
discharges. sputum, urine, stool • Labeling of the
• Safe disposal of specimens.
body discharges. • Visit to the
laboratory
6. 3 6 • Explain Disinfection and • Lecture
difference sterilization discussion.
between • Principles and • Demonstration
antisepsis, methods of antisepsis, • Visit
disinfection and disinfection and sterilization
sterilization sterilization department of a
• Describe the • Methods of hospital.
principles of disinfecting different
antisepsis, equipments
disinfection and • Methods of
sterilization sterilizing different
• Perform equipments
disinfections and
sterilization of
various
equipments
7. 2 2 • Explain the Waste Disposal • Lecture
methods of waste • Waste disposals- discussion
disposal infectious and non-
infectious: • Demonstration
concepts.
principles, and
methods at
different levels

• Demonstration of sterilization of syringes and needles/using pressure
cooker/ small autoclave
• Demonstration of preparation of Malaria slides.
• Techniques of vaccination
• Assignment on cold chain system.
• Prepare poster/chart on immunization schedule.
• Demonstrate different methods of waste disposable
B. Communicable Diseases
Theory - 40 hrs.
Demonstration 25 hrs.
Total - 65 hrs.
Th. Demo Activities
1. 7 5 • Understand Introduction to • Lecture
epidemiological communicable discussion
concept of diseases • Calculation of
occurrence of • Common mortality and
diseases. communicable morbidity for
• Describe levels of diseases; different diseases.
prevention and Epidemiological • Visit isolation
general measures concepts - Incidence unit
for control of and prevalence, • Surveillance
communicable mortality and
diseases. morbidity.
• Explain • Levels of prevention
importance of • Control and
Surveillance. prevention of
notification communicable
reporting. diseases General
measures
• Surveillance,
isolation, notification.
reporting.
9 25 5 • Describe signs Communicable • Lecture

and symptoms of diseases. discussion.
different • Signs, Symptoms, • Visit infectious
communicable care and prevention disease hospital /
diseases. of the following: center.
• Explain - Diphtheria, • Demonstration.
preventive pertussis, tetanus, • Supervised
measures for poliomyelitis, Clinical
different measles and Practice.
communicable tuberculosis
diseases. - Chicken pox,
• Describe care and mumps, rubella,
referral for different enteric fever,
communicable hepatitis, rabies,
diseases. malaria, dengue,
filaria, kala-azar
trachoma,
conjunctivitis,
scabies, STDs and
HIV/AIDS
- Encephalitis
- Leptospirosis
- Acute respiratory
infections.
- Diarrhoeal diseases
- Worm infestations
- leprosy.
- Role and
responsibilities of
health worker/ANM
3. 6 8 • State the Care in • Lecture
principles of care communicable discussion.
of infectious cases. diseases • Demonstration
• Enumerate • Care of patients • Prepare health
Standard safety with communicable education
measures diseases. messages
• Understand • Isolation methods. • Prepare chart on
preventive • Standard safety Standard safety
measures measures (Universa measures.
• Provide health precautions)
education • Health education
and messages for
different
communicable
diseases.
• Role and
responsibilities of
health worker /ANM
4. 2 7 • Identify causes of Epidemic • Lecture

epidemics Management discussion.
• Define role of • Definitions and • Community
health worker/ causes of epidemics. mapping.
ANM in relief work. • Epidemic enquiry • Health
in a community and Education.
epidemic mapping
• Relief work and role
of health worker/
ANM.
Suggested activities of Evaluation
• Preparation of surveillance report
• Conduct Health education
• Demonstration on :-
- Standard safety measures in Nursing Practice
C. Community Health Problems
Theory - 30 hrs.
Demonstration 50 hrs.
Total - 80 hrs.

Th. Demo Activities
1 3 10 • Identify Care of the sick in the • Lecture
common health community discussion.
problems in the • Common health • Demonstration.
community conditions in the • Supervised
• Perform health community -danger signs clinical practice.
assessment of of illnesses. • Health education
individual • Health assessment:
• Render care to Taking history, Physical
the sick at home examination: Vital signs.
• Advise family Weight, Height:
members in care recognition of
of sick abnormalities
• Identification of health
problems
• Management of the
sick: home and
community nursing
procedures, care of the
sick, referral
• Health education:
individual and family
2. 3 8 • Check and Fever • Lecture
record vital signs • Vital signs: discussion.
• Describe stages Temperature, pulse, • Demonstration.
of fever respiration, blood, • Supervised
• List common pressure clinical practice.
conditions • Temperature
causing fever maintenance and the
• Provide care to physiology of fever
patients with • Fever: Types and
fever stages
• Causes of fever -
common conditions
causing fever, malaria,
typhoid, Acute
respiratory Infection
( ARI) etc
• Nursing management
of patient with fever
• Alternate system of
medicine
3. 4 6 • Enumerate Respiratory problems • Lecture
causes, sign and • Common respiratory discussion.
symptoms problems: types, • Demonstration.
respiratory classifications- cold • Demonstration
problems and cough, ARI, of steam
• Provide Care Asphyxia, tonsillitis, inhalation, nasal
to patients with asthma, bronchitis drops, oxygen
respiratory pneumonia and inhalation
infections. tuberculosis • Health education
• State common • Causes, sign and discussion
home remedies symptoms, treatment of • Demonstration.
and their respirator problems • Supervised
application. • Management: Role clinical
and responsibilities of practice.
ANM/health workers in • Health
care of respiratory education
problems including
Home care remedies.
• Integrate accepted
practices of AYUSH
4. 2- 2 • Identify cause Aches and pains • Lecture
and • Causes and nursing discussion
provide care and management of : • Demonstration
support Tooth ache, ear • Health
• Refer when ache, abdominal education
necessary. pain, headache,
joint pains.
• Management as per
the standing orders
and protocols
• Role of ANM/health
worker in the
community
including Home
care remedies
practices of AYUSH
5. 3 4 • Identify cause Digestive problems • Lecture

and provide care • indigestion. discussion.
and support anorexia, vomiting, • Demonstration.
• Refer when distension and • Health
necessary Constipation education
• Identify cause • Haemorrhoids.
and provide care hernia, ulcers and
and support intestinal obstruction
• Refer when • Role of ANM/health
necessary worker in the
community including
Home care remedies.
practices of AYUSH
6. 3 3 • Identify Urinary problems • Lecture
cause and • Signs and symptoms discussion.
provide care and of renal conditions • Demonstration
support • Retention of urine, • Health education
• Refer when renal colic, edema
necessary. • Role of ANM/health
worker in the
community including
Home care remedies.
practices of AYUSH
7 3 3 • Identify Cardiovascular • Lecture
cause and problem discussion.
provide care and • Signs and symptoms • Demonstration.
support of cardiac conditions Health education
• Refer when and blood related
necessary problems: heart attack,
chest pain, anemia,
• hypertension and
leukemia
• Care of a cardiac
patient at home
worker in the
community including
Home care remedies.
practices of AYUSH
8 2 3 • Identify cause Diseases of the • Lecture
and provide care nervous system discussion.
and support • Signs and symptoms • Demonstration.
• Refer when of neurological • Health education.
necessary problems - Headache,
backache and paralysis
• Care of a patient with
stroke at home.
• Care of pressure
points, back care
changing of positions,
active and passive
exercises, body support
to prevent contractures.
worker in the
community including
Home care remedies.
practices of AYUSH
9 3 4 • Identify cause Metabolic diseases • Lecture
and provide care • Diabetes - signs and discussion.
and support symptoms, • Demonstration.
• Refer when complications diet and • Health education
necessary medications
• Give insulin • Skin care, foot care
injection • Urine testing and
• Counsel for administration of
prevention of insulin injection.
complications • Integrate accepted
practices of AYUSH
10 2 4 • Identify the Diseases of musculo • Lecture
conditions skeletal system discussion.
• provide care to • Signs and symptoms • Demonstration.
relieve pain of sprain, tear of • Case study.
• Prevent ligaments and arthritis. • Health education
complications • Integrate accepted
and refer practices of AYUSH
11 2 3 • Identify need Care of handicap • Lecture
of handicapped • Handicaps - different discussion.
• Ensure need types • Demonstration.
base care at • Counselling for • Case study.
home prevention of certain
handicaps
• Understandings the
handicapped person
• Helping family to
ensure need based care

Demonstration of
• Urine testing for albumin and sugar.
• Urinary catheterization
• Local application of cold and hot
• Plain water enema
• Checking of B.P. and TPR
• Disease conditions.
D. Primary Medical Care

Theory - 20 hrs.
Total - 40 hrs.
Th. Demo Activities
1 5 4 • Name Types of drugs • Lecture
different • Different Systems of discussion.
systems of medicine: allopathic and • Calculation of
medicine AYUSH dosage and
• Understand • Classifications of drugs conversion.
abbreviations • Forms and • Drug study.
• Calculate characteristics of drugs
dosages of • Abbreviations used in
medicines medication
• Understand • Administration of drugs:
classification Policies and regulations, as
of drugs. per protocols and standing
orders
• Calculation of dosage
2 5 10 • Demonstrate Administration of drugs • Lecture
administration • Routes of administration discussion.
of drugs -Oral, parentral • Demonstration.
• Explain (intradermal, • Practice
importance of intramuscular, session
observations subcutaneous, Intra • Preparation
and recording. venous), rectal, local and and
others. administration of
• Administration of drugs: IV fluids as per
Precautions, principles protocol
• Observations and • Preparation for
recording. blood
transfusion as
per protocol.
3 5 2 • Administer Drugs used in minor • Lecture

drugs for minor ailments discussion.
ailments • Common drugs for • Visit
• Explain the fever, cold and cough, subcentre.
care of drugs. aches and pains etc. • Demonstration
• Drug kit in the
subcentre. content and its
use
• Storage and care of
drugs
4 5 4 Administer Common emergency • Lecture
emergency drugs discussion.
drugs • Methergine, •
following misoprostol injection Demonstration
precautions. • Drug study.
oxytocin, IV fluids,
antibiotics, injection and
magnesium sulphate
deriphylline, avil and
other antihistaminic,
pelhecline, vitamin K,
antirabies vaccine, anti
snake venoms as per the
protocol
• Precautions for
administration
• Storage and Care of
emergency drugs
Suggested activities of Evaluation
• Preparation of list of common drugs used in sub centre, their action dosages
and use.
• Demonstration of administration of medication by different routes
• Drug study
E. First Aid and Referral

Theory - 25 hrs.
Total - 60 hrs.
Th. Demo Activities
1 2 7 • Understand Need for First Aid • Lecture
principle of first • Principles of first discussion.
aic aid • Demonstration.
care • Mobilization of • Practice
• Use first aid kit resources session.
• Demonstrate • Fist aid kit &
different type of supplies.
bandages • Bandages: Types,
Uses
• Principles and
methods of
bandaging
2. 10 5 • Demonstrate Minor Injuries and • Lecture

-
first ailments discussion.
aid care for Cuts • Cuts and wounds : • Demonstration.
and wounds, types, principles and • Practice
Foreign bodies, first aid care session
Burns and scalds • Foreign bodies • • Supervised
•, Health Burns and scalds clinical
education and types, principles and practice.
referral first aid care • Health
• Health education education
and referral
worker
3. 5 8 • Identify Fractures • Lecture

different • Skeletal system discussion.
bones and different • Demonstration.
• Describe types bones. • Practice
of session
fracture • Fractures: Types.
Causes, signs and
• Apply splints symptoms, first aid
and bandages care,
• Transfer • Methods of
fractured patients immobilization and
correctly. transportation.
4. 8. 15 • Follow Life Threatening • Lecture

principles of first Conditions discussion.
aid and • Bleeding • Demonstration.
provide care in • Drowning • Nasal pack
different • Strangulation, • Apply
emergencies suffocation and tourniquet.
asphyxia • BLS
• Loss of demonstration.
consciousness • Insertion of
• Cardio respiratory naso gastric
arrest tube
• Convulsions • Practice
• Foreign bodies session
• Chest injuries
• Shock and allergic
conditions
• Poisoning, bites
and stings
• Stroke
• Heat stroke
• Severe burn

• Demonstration of following:
1. Wound care
2. Splints, slings, bandages
3. Transportation of casualties
4. BLS Basic Life Supports
5. Naso gastric tube insertion
6. Care during different emergencies
Child Health Nursing
Theory - 75 hours
Total - 185 hours
1. Assess growth and development of a child at different ages.
2. Describe nutritional needs of different age groups of children.
3. Provide care to sick children during their common illness.
4. Describe school health programme
5. Describe ' Rights' of children
6. Educate mothers and family member as per need of their children.

Th. Demo Activities
1. 20 20 • Assess growth Growth & • Lecture
and development in development discussion.
infants and children • Introduction to • Demonstration.
• Maintain 'road to Growth and • Explain using
health' chart development road to health
• Explain the needs • Factors affecting chart.
of a child growth and • Health
• Describe the care development education
of a normal child • Growth and Visit a school.
• State the common development in
accidents in infants and children:
children and their Assessment
protection • Physical,
psychological and
social development
of children
• Monitoring and
recording of growth
and development of
infants and children
• Care of infants and
children - play,
hygiene, emotional
needs training for
bowel and urination
• Accidents: causes,
precautions and
prevention.
• Congenital
anomalies
2. 20 20 • Explain the Nutrition of infants • Lecture
importance of and children discussion.
breast feeding • Exclusive Breast • Demonstration.
• Educate mothers feeding
regarding breast • Nutritional
feeding requirements
• Explain • Complementary
complimentary feeding
feeding • Problems of
• Educate for feeding
nutrition of • Breast feeding
children according Counselling
to age • Infant feeding and
HIV
• Baby friendly
hospital initiative
3 5 10 • Describe the Children's Rights • Lecture

rights of children • Convention of discussion.
• State the steps for Rights of the Child • Survey the
prevention of child • Prevention of child areas where
labour and child labour child labour is
abuse. • Abuse and legal used in the
protection community.
• Special care of girl
child.
• Female infanticide
4. 10 35 • Provide care to Care of the sick • Lecture

the child discussion.
sick children • Common childhood • Explain using
• Identify the signs disorders: charts.
and symptoms of • Signs, symptoms • Preparation of
common childhood and management. ORS at clinic/
disorders • Vaccine for home
• Identify signs of preventable diseases • Demonstration.
high risk in case of • Acute Respiratory • Explain using
ARI and Diarrhoea tract infections slide.
• Educate mother • Diarrhoea vomiting, • IMNCI
and family constipation protocols
members regarding • Tonsillitis and
prevention of mumps
illness. • Ear infections
• Worm infestation
• Accidents and
injuries
• Skin infections
• Fever - malaria,
measles.
• IMNCI strategy
5 15 20 • Assess the pare of School • Lecture

school child children discussion.
• Need based • School health: • Demonstration
counselling of Objectives, problems • Health
children, teacher and programmes education.
and parents. Environment of
school
• Assessment of
general health of
school children
• Denial and eye
problems
• Nutritional
deficiencies
• School health
education for
children
• Need based sharing
of health information
with teachers/
parents/children
6. 5 5 • Explain the Care of adolescents • Lecture
various, changes in • Physical growth discussion.
the adolescents during • Demonstration.
adolescence • Explain using
• Emotional and charts and
behavioural changes models.
in girls and boys
• Special needs of
adolescents.
• Sex education for
adolescents
• Counselling
7 10 10 • Discuss the Care of adolescent • Lecture
special needs of girl girls discussion.
child • Menstruation • Explain using
• Explain the effect and menstrual charts.
girl child hygiene • Health
discrimination in the • Special education.
family and nutritional needs
community • Early marriage and
• Counsel mother its affects
and community on • Adolescent girls:
need for care of a pregnancy and
girl child abortion
• Preparing for
family life- pre
marital
counseling.
• Role of ANM/
female health worker

• Case studies
• Breast feeding techniques
• Preparation of ORS
• Preparation of complementary feeds
• Assessment of growth and development of children
• Assessment of common childhood illnesses in infant, children and adolescent
• Poster on:
- Growth and development
- Prevention of common accidents in children
- Menstrual cycle.
- Physical changes in adolescence
Midwifery
Theory - 200 hours
Total - 360 hours
On completion of the course the student will be able to:
1. Describe male and female reproductive organs.
2. Explain process of conception and foetal development
3. Describe female pelvis and the muscles involved in delivery of foetus.
4. Conduct normal delivery and provide care to the newborn.
5. Provide care to pregnant mother during ante, intra and post natal period at
home and hospital.
6. Provide need based counselling to the mother and to her family during ..
antenatal, intranatal and postnatal period.
7. Resuscitate the high risk new born baby
8. Identify high-risk pregnancies and refer them immediately for safe
motherhood.
9. Identify deviation from normal labour in time and take necessary action.
10. Provide adequate care identifying abnormal puerperium.
11. Administer the drugs as per the protocols
12. Educate community for improving quality of life of the family.
13. Promote improvement in the status of women in society
14. Identify women's health problem and provide guidance and support.
15. Provide care and guidance to women with reproductive health problems.
16. Participate in reproductive health and family welfare programmes.

Th. Demo Activities
1 8 • Describe Human Reproductive • Lecture
structure and System discussion.
functions of • Female reproductive • Explain using
female organs - structure and birth atlas,
reproductive function posters,
system • Menstrual cycle models charts
• Describe • Male reproductive and slides.
organs structure and
structure and
functions
functions of male • Process of conception
reproductive
system
2. 6 2 • Describe female Female Pelvis and • Lecture
pelvis and its foetal skull discussion.
diameters and • Structure of the • Demonstration.
relation to foetal pelvic bones-types of • Explain using
skull pelvis models, charts,
• Explain the • Pelvic diameters slides and
muscles and • Muscles and films.
ligaments of the ligaments of pelvic
pelvic floor floor
• Describe foetal • Foetal skull : bones,
skull diameters, sutures,
size, shape,
moulding, skull
areas, fontanelles
3. 5 5 • Explain growth Foetus and placenta • Lecture

and development • Growth and discussion.
of foetus development of • Demonstration.
• Describe foetus, foetal sac and • Explain using
placenta, amniotic fluid and placenta,
membrane and foetal membrane,
umbilical cord circulation and specimens •
and changes after birth Practice
their • Structure and session
development • functions of placenta,
State the membranes and
functions of umbilical cord and
placenta, abnormalities
membranes and Refer SBA module of
cord. Ministry of health and
Family Welfare
4. 10 5 • Describe signs Normal pregnancy • Lecture
and • Signs and discussion.
symptoms of symptoms of • Demonstration.
normal pregnancy pregnancy • Explain using
• Describe various • various diagnostic Models and
tests for tests for Charts.
conformation of conformation of
pregnancy pregnancy
• Describe • Physiological
physiological changes during
changes during pregnancy
pregnancy • Minor ailments
• Provide Care for during pregnancy
minor ailments of and their
pregnancy. management
Refer SBA module of
Ministry of health and
family Welfare
5. 10 8 • Provide Antenatal Care • Lecture

antenatal • Registration discussion.
care • Taking history of a • Demonstration.
• Provide need- pregnant woman. • Practice
based • Physical session.
information and examination, • Supervised
guidance. Investigation - clinical
• Advise diet and routine and specific practice.
nutrition for the • Prophylactic
pregnant mothers medications
• Identify risk
factors • Need based health
and refer on time. information and
guidance
• Prepare mother • Nutrition in
for delivery pregnancy
• Special needs of a
pregnant woman.
• Involvement of
husband and
family.
• Identification of
high risks cases anc
referral
• Preparation of mother
for delivery.
Refer SBA module of
Family Welfare
6. 10 8 • Identify signs Normal Labour • Lecture

and symptoms of • Onset and stages of discussion.
normal labour labour, physiological • Demonstration
• Demonstrate the changes • Witness normal
mechanism of • Changes in Uterine delivery
labour muscles, and cervix • Explain using
• Detect a normal • Lie, attitude, position, partograph.
lie and denominator and
presentation of presentation of foetus.
foetus. • Foetal skull,
• Identify • Mechanisms of labour
deviation from Identification of high
normal progress risk cases,
of labour foetal distress and
• Demonstrate maternal distress
plotting of t during labour
partograph • Partograph in the
management of the
normal labor
Role of ANM/Female
health worker and
referral
Refer SBA module of
Family Welfare
7. 12 15 • Use partograph Care during normal • Lecture
and labour discussion.
perform Per • History of labour • Demonstration.
Vagina • Importance of five • Explain using
examination. 'C's models, charts,
• Assist and • Monitoring progress films and slides
conduct of labour with partograph.
child birth partograph • Supervised
• Resuscitate preparation for clinical practice
new- delivery • Practice
born • Care of mother in session
• Deliver the first and second • Case study.
placenta stage of labour
• Provide care to • Assist and conduct
mother and childbirth
newborn • Immediate care of
throughout new-born-
delivery resuscitation, apgar
• Perform score, cord care
necessary • Oxytocin
recordings Misoprostol drugs:
Dose, route,
indication,
contraindication,
action, side effects
precautions, role and
responsibilities of
ANM/FHW
• Delivery of placenta
and examination of
placenta
• Care of mother in
third and fourth
stage: Recognise
degrees of tear and
appropriate care and
referral
• Establishment of
breast feeding,
exclusive breast
feeding
• Kangaroo mother
care
• Baby friendly hospital
initiative
• Record childbirth
and ensure birth
registration
Refer SBA module of
Family Welfare
8. 10 10 • Perform Normal puerperium • Lecture
postnatal • Physiological Changes discussion.
assessment during postnatal period • Demonstration.
• Identify • Postnatal assessment • Supervised
deviations from • Minor ailments clinical practice
normal pure during puerperium and
perium and take their management
necessary care. • Care of mother-diet
• Establish breast rest, exercise,
feeding. hygiene
• Management of
• Provide need breast feeding.
based • Prophylactic
information and medicines
counselling • Special needs of
postnatal women
• Need based health
education.
Refer SBA module of
Family Welfare
9. 10 10 • Provide Care of New-born • Lecture
immediate care • Assessment of new discussion.
to normal new born for gestation age, • Demonstration.
born risk status and • Lecture
• Resuscitate new abnormalities discussion.
born at birth • Neonatal resuscitation • Demonstration.
• Identify "at • Monitoring of vital
risk" neonate and signs and birth weight
state measures to • Management of
be taken normal new-born and
• Give common minor
immunization as disorders.
per routine • Exclusive Breast
• Care for new - feeding and
born with management
common minoi • Temperature
disorders maintenance, kangaroo
mother care
• Immunization
• Care of newborn:
Jaundice, infection,
respiratory problems
• Principles of
prevention of infection
• Educating mother to
look after babies.
Integrate accepted
practices of AYUSH
Refer SBA module of
Family Welfare
10. 5 10 • Identify a pre High risk New Born • Lecture

term • Pre term / Low discussion.
/ LEW baby and Birth weight babies. • Demonstration.
fulfill the special • Special needs of high • Explain using
needs. risk babies charts.
• Provide care • Care at home -referral
required during and follow
special up
conditions in a • Care during asphyxia,
new-born convulsions,
• Guide in home vomiting.
care of a high risk • Care for thrush,
new - cord sepsis,
diarrhoea.
• Implementation
IMNCI protocol
Refer SBA module of
"amily Welfare
11. 10 3 • Define MMR Safe mother-hood • Lecture

& IMR • Concept and cause discussion.
• State the of maternal • Demonstration.
components of mortality and • Explain using
RCH morbidity charts.
e
programme • Safe motherhood
Explain components: RCH
preventive and NRHM
measures for safe • Preventive
motherhood Safe measures
mother-hood Role of ANM/ Female
Health worker
Refer SBA module
of Ministry of
health and Family
Welfare
12. 10 5 • Identify high High risk • Lecture

risk pregnancies discussion.
pregnancies • High risk • Case study - 2
• Refer them in pregnancies: • Supervised
time Identification. Risk clinical practice.
e
Counsel and factors, decision • Demonstration
involve making, and
husband and management.
family • Protocols and
members in high standing orders:
risk pregnancies • Referral and follow
up
• Counselling and
guidance about
high risk
conditions
• Involvement of
husband and
family
Role of ANM/Female
Health worker
Refer SBA module of
Family Welfare
13 15 10 • Identify Abnormalities of • Lecture

abnormalities of pregnancy discussion.
pregnancy in • Common • Demonstration.
time abnormalities of
• Refer to correct pregnancy: hyperemesis
place in time gravidarum, leaking
• State the and bleeding per vagina
diseases • Anaemia of
that can affect pregnant woman
during pregnancy • Eclampsia and pre
eclampsia and toxaemia
of pregnancy
• Indication of
premature rupture of
membranes, prolonged
labour, anything
requiring manual
intervention, UTI,
puerperal sepsis.
• Obstetrical shocks:
• Uterine abnormalities,
ectopic pregnancy
• Diseases
complication
pregnancy - TB,
diabetes.
• Hypertension
• Infections during
pregnancy - RTI/ STIs
malaria, HIV, AIDS
• Rh factor
• Standing orders and
protocols
• Role of ANM/ Female
Health worker
• Refer SBA module of
Family Welfare
14. 5. 5 • Identify types of Abortion • Lecture
abortion • Types of discussion.
• Prepare mother abortion, causes of • Suprarenal
for termination of abortion • Clinical practice
pregnancy • Need for safe abortion • Observation.
• Counsel for safe - referral • Demonstration.
abortion. • Complications of
abortions
• Medical termination of
pregnancy
• Care of woman who
had abortion
• Role of ANM/ Health
worker Refer SBA
module of Ministry of
health and Family
Welfare
15. 10 10 • Identify Abnormal childbirth • Lecture
deviations from • Common discussion.
normal child abnormalities of • Demonstration.
birth and refer in childbirth • Explain using
time • Abnormal through birth
• Provide Care to presentations Atlas and
the • Abnormal uterine charts.
mother in actions • Explain using
emergency and • Cephalo pelvic partograph.
while disproportion
transferring to • Prolonged labour
hospital. • Identification,
• Mobilise immediate
support from the management and
family and referral
community. •. Emergency care of
mother during transfer
to hospital.
• Role of ANM/
Female health worker
Refer SBA module of
Family Welfare
16. 10 10 • Provide Abnormal • Lecture

emergency Puerperium discussion.
care at the time • Postpartum • Explain using
of haemorrhage and charts
haemorrhage its management. through
• Identify the • Puerperal sepsis charts
cause and its different types
of different PPH. management of PPH.
• Identify causes • Retention of urine
of • Breast
complications complications
during during lactation and
puerperium • Psychiatric
and render complications
adequate care. Role of ANM/Female
health worker
Refer SBA module of
Family Welfare
17 5 5 • Assist in Surgical Intervention • Lecture
various surgical • Assisting in the discussion.
intervention in fallowings: • Demonstration
the mother during - Induction of labour
labour and its management
• Render care to - Forceps and Vacuum
mothers pre & extraction
post operatively - Episiotomy and
in surgical suturing
intervention. - Craniotomy
- Caesarean section
- Pre and post
operative care.
- Role of ANM/
Female health worker
Refer SBA module of
Family Welfare
18 5 5 • Able to identify Medications used in • Lecture
various medicines midwifery discussion.
during child birth • Pain relieving drugs • Visit labour
for mother and • Anaesthetic drugs room.
child. • For uterine • Demonstration.
• Understand contractions Any study any
their action and • For controlling book.
care needed for bleeding
the mother. • For preventing
• State the dosage postnatal infection.
of these • For preventing
medicines for eclampsia
mother and child. • Antibiotics
• IV fluids
• Role of ANM/ Female
health worker
Refer SDA module of
Family Welfare
19. 3 - • Describe the Life cycle approach • Lecture
concept of quality • Quality of life and life discussion.
of life expectancy
• Explain how • People's health
quality of life throughout the life
affects life cycle
expectancy and • Role of education
peoples health economic status,
• Describe role of social status on
education on quality of life
quality of life • Holistic approach to
life.
Refer SBA module of
Family Welfare
20. 5 - • Explain status of Status of women and • Lecture

women in Indian empowerment discussion.
society • Status of women in • Demonstration.
• Enumerate society • Visit family of
factors • Factors affecting an under
affecting women status - gender privileged
status bias, sex selection group.
• Describe the tests, female • Group
importance of foeticide and discussion.
women's health infanticide sex ratio
• Explain the discrimination and
programmes for exploitation
empowering • Effect of tradition,
women culture and literacy
in the society. • Relationship
between status of
women and
women's health.
• Effects of women's
health in
community : single,
divorced deserted
woman, widows
special needs
• Laws related to
women.
• Programmes for
women's
empowerment.
Refer SBA module
of Ministry of
health and Family
Welfare
21. 10 10 • Explain the Women's health • Lecture
complications problems discussion.
related to child • Complications • Demonstration.
birth. related to childbirth • Case study of a
• Identify - WF, RVF, women at
common prolapse and menopause
and emergency incontinence.
complications and
provide care • Cervical erosion and
leucorrhoea
• Take pap smear pruritus
• Cancers - cervical
and breast:
• Pap smear for
detection of cancer
cervix
• Tumours - fibroids
• Menstrual disorders
• Menopause and its
implications.
Refer SBA module of
Family Welfare
22. 6 4 • Describe causes RTIs and STIs • Lecture

signs and • Causes and signs and discussion.
symptoms of STI symptoms of STIs and • Demonstration.
and RTI RTIs • Health
• Describe the • Syndromic approach education.
treatment for the for treatment • Case study.
STFs and RTI • Referral treatment and
• Education on follow up care.
prevention and • Information, education
treatment of RTI's and communication for
and STIs prevention and
treatment.
23. 6 10 • Explain the HIV /AIDS • Lecture
cause, effect and • Epidemiological facts discussion.
prognosis of related to spread of • Demonstration
HIV/AIDS infection • Explain HIV/
• Counsel the • Methods of AIDS through
HIV positive transmission charts and
persons • Effect on immunity models.
and signs and • Role/play.
• Explain home symptoms
care for • The AIDS patient
HIV/AIDS community support and
patients home care
• Counselling: process
and techniques
• Counselling of HIV /
positive patients and
pregnant women.
• Standard safety '
measures
• Voluntary counseling
and testing center
(VCTC) / Integrated
counseling and testing
center (ICTC) activities
• Care continuum and
Anti Retro viral
Therapy(ART)
• Prevention of parent
to child transmission
(PPTCT): prophylaxis
and breast feeding
guidelines
24. 2 2 • Identify cases Infertility • Lecture
of • Classification and discussion.
infertility Causes of infertility • Demonstration.
• Provide in male and female • Explain using
counselling • Investigation and charts and
to infertile treatment posters.
couples • Identification of • Case study.
• Refer and couples,
provide counselling, referral
follow up care to and follow up.
infertility cases. • Role of ANM/
Female Health
worker
25. 4 3 • Explain the Population • Lecture

impact Education discussion.
of population • Population trends in • Visit office of
explosion India DFWO
specially • Vital statistics birth • Explain using
1 1J1
on health and death rates, vital statistics.

• Enumerate Birth growth rate, NRR,
Rate, Death Rate, fertility rate, couple
Net Reproductive protection rate,
Rate etc. family size.
• Describe the • National family
scope Programme trends and
of Family Welfare changes RCH-I,
programme. RCH-II programme
• Discuss trends and NRHM
in health and • Target free approach
family forTW
welfare • Role of mass media
programmes andlEC
• Role of ANM/ health
worker
26. 8 5 • Prepare Family welfare • Lecture

eligible couple • Identification of discussion.
register eligible couples and • Demonstration
• Describe the those need • Case study.
different methods contraceptive methods. • Health
of contraception • Information related education
and their effects. to contraception and
• Provide importance of choice.
guidance to the • Natural and
adopters temporary methods of
• Provide need contraception
based • Permanent methods
counselling • New methods nor-
related to plant and injectables.
contraception. Emergency
contraception
• Follow up of
contraceptive users.
• Counselling
• Role of ANM/female
Health worker

• Taking of history and antenatal examination.
• Demonstration of vaginal examination
• Plotting of partograph during labour
• Return demonstration of normal delivery using five 'C's
• Demonstration of perineal care
• Essential Care of newborn
• Apgar score and resuscitation of a new born baby.
• Health education on exclusive breast-feeding
• Midwifery case book.
• Demonstration of immunization
• Drug book
• Case studies
• Preparation of posters on methods of Family Welfare
• Demonstration of IUCD insertion,
• Information Education and Communication
• Calculation for \1tal indicators
Health Center
Management
Total - 80 hours
Theory - 40 hours

1. Organise sub center and clinics to carry out scheduled activities.
2. Indent and maintain necessary stock
3. Participate in the implementation of National health programmes
4. Update knowledge and skills
5. Provide guidance to TEA, AWW, ASHA and other voluntary health workers.
6. Collaborate and coordinate with other health team members and agencies
7. Maintain records and reports
Unit Time Expected Contents Teaching learning

(Hrs.) Outcomes Activities
Th. Demo
1 10 5 • Organize and The sub center • Lecture
set up a sub centre • Organization of discussion.
• Prepare a sub functions and • Demonstration.
centre activity facilities of sub • Visit sub centre
plan centre • Attend a clinic at
• Conduct • Sub centre
the sub centre.
meetings activity plans
• Conduct clinics • Conduct a clinic
at sub centre. and special
• Display health programs and
follow up
messages.
• Conducting
meetings and
counselling
sessions.
• Sub centre action
plan
• Information,
education and
communication
• Display of
messages
2. 4. 10 • Write indents Maintenance of • Lecture

and stocks discussion.
stock position • Maintenance of • Explain using
• Prepare weekly supplies, drugs, stock register,
and monthly equipment, stock, indents etc to
reports. indenting. monthly
• Calculation of reports of the
indent as per students.
population • Calculation of
requirement indent as per
• Management population
information and requirement
evaluation • Explain the
system(MIES) various
- Maintenance of records
records.
- Reports of sub
centre.
3. 6 5 • Establish co- Co- ordination • Lecture

ordination with • Inter-sectoral co- discussion.
different ordination • Visit local govt
organization • Co-ordination departments,
working in the with school NGOs and discuss
area. teachers, their
ASHA, anganwadi programs.
• Demonstrate workers, panchayat
good • Role of NGOs and
relationship with co-ordination with
them. government
departments.
4. 10 10 • Enumerate the Implementation of • Lecture
National Health national health discussion.
programs program • Visit a TB and
• Describe the role • National a leprosy
of Health programs patient and
ANM in these and the role of observe DOTS
the ANM
programs. • Detection, referral, program and
treatment and MDT carried
follow up of cases out by health
of workers.
malaria, leprosy
tuberculosis,
blindness, goiter.
5. 10 10 • Demonstrate Update knowledge • Lecture

ability • Continuing discussion.
in writing reports in education for self • Demonstration.
correct language development - • Role /play
• Understand the circulars, hand- • Exercise on
scope of her career outs, meetings, - Reading
advancement and journals. - Summerisation
self development • Methods of self - Comprehension
development • • Practice in public
Interacting with speaking.
community
• Improving writing
speaking abilities in
local language and
English

• Detection of tuberculosis, malaria, leprosy etc
• Assignment on records and reports maintained at sub centre.
• Peer group teaching on DOTS & MDT.
• Participation of national health programmes at CHC/PHC/SC
• Assignment on organization of sub-centre/clinics
COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING
AND HEALTH PROMOTION
Hospital - 30 hours
Community - 280 hours
Total-310 hours
Expected Competency Hospital Experience Community Experiences
● Describe ● Interviewing, ● Visit village for
community Physical and health understanding the village
structure need assessment of mapping, physical, social
(five)
● Community persons. and resources structure of
assessment and home the village.
visiting.
● Health ● Conduct community
assessment of individuals need assessment
of different age groups ● Prepare and use
questionnaire for home
visits and assessing health
concepts, behaviours,
concepts and practices of
five families.
• Describe health • Visit to SC/PHC/CHC
organization and team and prepare a report
responsibilities. including organization,
functions and the
responsibilities of team
members
Prepare the organization
chart.
• Perform nutritional Identifies, assesses two Group work on:
assessment patients with malnutrition • Nutrition exhibition in
• Conduct IEC activities a school / health centre.
related to nutrition • Cooking demonstration
for a group of women in a
village.
• Prepare and maintain a
nutrition practical book.
• Assess personal hygiene, • Assess personal hygiene
and health education. of five children in a school
based on an assessment
performa.
• Conduct IEC activities
related to personal hygiene
• Assess • Using a guideline each
environmental group assesses a
sanitation community's
• Conduct IEC activities environmental sanitation,
related to environmental organizes discussion with
sanitation
community and prepares
plan of action.
• Disinfects one well and
one tube well or any other
activity based on
community needs.
• Prepare reports.
• Assess mental health of • Assesses mental health
an individual and counsel of two persons
or refer. • Health education
• Referral
• Prepare a report.
CHILD HEALTH NURSING

Hospital - 80 hours
Total - 180 hours
• Assess growth and • Assess growth and • Assess growth and
development of children. development of 10 development of 10
• Assess health status of children of different ages children of different ages
children. and record on chart. and record on chart.
• Assess health status of 10 • Conducts a school health
sick children. clinic, assesses growth,
identifies problems and
refers
• Conducts health
education sessions for
school children - 2
sessions.
• Assess health status of 10
children
Care of the sick child. • Give care to 5 children • Give care to 5 children
as per the IMNCI protocol as per the IMNCI protocol
• Give care to 5 children • Give care to 5 children
each with diarrhoea and each with diarrhoea and
ARI. ARI
• Demonstration, • Give care to children
preparation and use of with other ailments
ORS to parents. • Demonstrate,
preparation and use of
ORS to parents.
• Identify and refer
children at high risk
• Demonstrate home care
for a child with diarrhoea
and ARI
• Counsel mothers about Counsel mothers about • Identify and counsel 2
feeding of infants and breast feeding mothers with problems
young child related to breastfeeding.
• Demonstrate
complementary food
preparation and use.
*- Number of cases may be from clinical or community
MIDWIFERY
Hospital - 220 hours

Total - 380 hours
• Assessment and care of • Detecting pregnancy • Registration and
normal pregnant women. using pregnancy testing management of vital
kit. Registration of ant- events registers.
enatal mothers. • Conduct antenatal
• Pre conception examinations at home.
counselling.
• Measuring the blood • Participate in antenatal
pressure, pulse and fetal clinics in the sub center
heart rate, checking for • Malaria testing for
pallor and edema and pregnant mothers
determining the fundal • Counseling on birth
height, fetal lie and preparedness,
presentation accurately. complication readiness,
• Hemoglobin estimation diet and rest, infant
and testing urine for feeling, sex during
protein and sugar pregnancy, domestic
• Examine 20 antenatal violence and
women (in the hospital contraception.
and community)
• Provide IFA
supplements and
administer TT injection
to 10 women.
• Conducting normal • Maintain midwifery case • Conduct deliveries in the
delivery. book community (health centers
• Recognise different • Conducting pelvic preferably anc home).
degrees of tears, give assessment to determine
emergency care and pelvic adequacy. PV
refer. examination 5
• Plotting the partographs
and deciding when to refer
the women.
• Conducting 10 safe
deliveries (in the hospital
and community), with
active management of third
stage of labour, using
infection prevention
practices.
• Assist in the suturing of
5 episiotomies and tears.
• Assessing and care of • Provide essential care of • Follow up of 10 postnatal
postnatal mothers and the newborn-10 mothers for 10 days \v1th
newborns • Basic Resuscitation of at least 3 home visits.
the newborn-5 • Care of newborns in the
• Managing/Counseling home-10
on postpartum care and • Conduct health education
nutrition for groups of mothers and
• Counseling/ individuals-2 each.
supporting of mothers • Integrate accepted
for breast feeding and practices of AYUSH
preventing/ managing
breast feeding problems
• Counseling for
Kangaroo Mother Care
• Care of postnatal
mothers 10 (in the
hospital and community)
• Conduct health
education for groups of
mothers and individuals-3
each
• Follow infection
prevention and
biomedical waste
management in the labour
room and sub center.
• Assessing and referring • Identify high-risk • Do a case study of a
mothers at risk mothers and give care complicated childbirth in
• Prepare for caesarean the village.
sections-2 • Conduct a village
• Observe caesarean meeting for emergency
sections-2 Observe transport of women in
abnormal deliveries 5 labour and at risk.
• Prepare for MTP and • Identify and refer
observe procedure-2 women with unwanted
• Take care of women pregnancy for MTP
with abortion-2 • Interview any 10 women
• Insert a urinary catheter and list reasons for unsafe
in women motherhood and abortion.
• Preparation and • Identify high risk
administration of oxytocin mothers 5 and newboms 5
drip and refer them to the
• Bimanual compression higher center.
of the uterus for the
management of PPH.
• Care of mother with
HIV
• Digital removal of
retained products of
conception for incomplete
abortion
• Provide post abortion
care.
• Counsel eligible couples • Counseling of • Counsel eligible couples
about different methods of mother/couples for family on different methods of
contraception. planning contraception.
• Prepare acceptors for • Prepare and assist for • Perform 2 IUCD
sterilization and sterilization of 5 female insertions (in the hospital
IlJCDs and 2 male cases (in the or community) Distribute
• Detection of hospital or community) oral pills-5 Demonstrate
cervical cancer • Insertion of intra uterine the use of condoms and
devices and prescription of distribute condoms-5
contraceptives • Visual inspection of the
• Perform 2 IUCD cervix and taking a pap
insertions (in the hospital smear test-2
or community)
• Distribute oral pills-5
• Demonstrate the use of
condoms and distribute
condoms-5
• Visual inspection of the
cervix and taking a pap
smear test-2
Clinical requirements to be completed during the internship period:

In addition to practicing and gaining competency in the above mentioned skills,
the students are expected to complete the following requirements during the internship
period:
• Assessment and care of normal pregnant • Examine 15 antenatal women (in the
woman hospital and community)
• Conduct normal delivery • Conducting pelvic assessment to
• Recognize different degrees of t ears determine pelvic adequacy PV
give emergency care and refer examination 5
• Conducting 10 safe deliveries (in the
hospital and community), with active
management of the third stage of labour,
using infection prevention practices.
• Assist in the suturing of 5 episiotomies
and tears
• Assessment and care of postnatal • Provide essential care of the newborn-
mothers and ncwborns 10
• Basic Resuscitation of the newborn-5
• Care of postnatal mothers 10 (in the
hospital and community)
• Assessing and referring mothers at risk • Take care ol women with abortion-2
• counsel eligible couples about different • Prepare and assist for sterilization of 5
methods of contraception female and 2 male cases (in the hospital
• Prepare acceptors for sterilization or community)
and IUCDs • Perform 3 IUCD insertions (in the
• Detection of cervical cancer hospital or community)
• Distribute oral pills-5
• Demonstrate the use of condoms and
distribute condoms-5
• Visual inspection of cervix with Acetic
acicl-2
• Management of sick neonates and • Assessment and care of 5 sick neonated
children (IMNCI) and 5 sick children as per the IMNCI
protocols
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE NURSING
AND HEALTH CENTRE MANAGEMENT
Hospital - 90 hours
Total - 450 hours
Expected Hospital Experience Community

Competency Experience
• Administer immunization • Perform immunization • Perform immunization
safely. for infants and children for infants and children-
• DPT, measles, BCG, oral DPT, measles, BCG
polio, hepatitis and hepatitis oral polio and
maintains record in health maintains record.
centre or hospital. • Plans and conducts two
• Injection safety measures immunization sessions in
the village and sub-centre
and records.
• Injection safety measures
• Give care to the sick. • Give care to sick people • Assess and take care of
in the health centre \ sick patients at home.
hospital. • Integrate accepted
practices of AYUSH
• Refers patients to
hospital \ health centre and
follow up.
• Provide first aid in • Practice bandaging, • Provide first aid in the
various emergencies. splints, slings health center/ clinic and
maintain records.
• Provide primary medical • Administers medication • Conduct health camps
care. • Treatment of minor • Administers medications
ailments and refers patients if
required
practices of AYUSH
• Organize and manage Intensive experience at a
sub centre sub -centre and participate
• Render care at home. with the ANM / FHW in -
- Organizing various
clinics
- Indenting
- Maintaining stock
books
- Management
information and
evaluation system (MIES)
: vital statistics, family
folders / eligible couple
registers, records and
reports etc.
- Providing emergency
care.
- Home visits and pre,
post and intranatal care at
home

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Syllabus and Regulations

Auxiliary Nurse and Midwives

Indian Nursing Council

1. Any organization under the Central Government, State Government, Local

Principal M.Sc. Nursing with 3 years of teaching

Nursing Tutor B.Sc. Nursing/Diploma in Nursing

Non Teaching Staff

• Dinning room to accommodate forty students at a time with a hygienic

Second Year (First six months)

Grand total for second year 600 marks

• Describe health Role of health team. • Lecture

6 10 5 • Describe Structure of • Lecture

7. 10 5 • Describe the Dynamics of • Lecture

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2 5 4 • Describe the Safe water • Lecture

4 5 5 Involve community Community • Lecture

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2. 3 2 • Identify causes of Maladjustment • Lecture

3. 12 4 • Identify signs of Mental illness • Lecture

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5 2 4 • Collect Collection of specimen • Lecture

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9 25 5 • Describe signs Communicable • Lecture

4. 2 7 • Identify causes of Epidemic • Lecture

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5. 3 4 • Identify cause Digestive problems • Lecture

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D. Primary Medical Care

3 5 2 • Administer Drugs used in minor • Lecture

E. First Aid and Referral

2. 10 5 • Demonstrate Minor Injuries and • Lecture

3. 5 8 • Identify Fractures • Lecture

4. 8. 15 • Follow Life Threatening • Lecture

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3 5 10 • Describe the Children's Rights • Lecture

4. 10 35 • Provide care to Care of the sick • Lecture

5 15 20 • Assess the pare of School • Lecture

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3. 5 5 • Explain growth Foetus and placenta • Lecture

5. 10 8 • Provide Antenatal Care • Lecture

6. 10 8 • Identify signs Normal Labour • Lecture

10. 5 10 • Identify a pre High risk New Born • Lecture

11. 10 3 • Define MMR Safe mother-hood • Lecture

12. 10 5 • Identify high High risk • Lecture

13 15 10 • Identify Abnormalities of • Lecture

16. 10 10 • Provide Abnormal • Lecture

20. 5 - • Explain status of Status of women and • Lecture

22. 6 4 • Describe causes RTIs and STIs • Lecture

25. 4 3 • Explain the Population • Lecture

on health and death rates, vital statistics.

26. 8 5 • Prepare Family welfare • Lecture

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On completion of the course the student will be able to :

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