Anatomy
Describe, draw and label the parts of the respiratory system. Add a note on its applied anatomy.
Draw and label parts of the gastrointestinal system. Describe the stomach in detail.
Describe the structure of neuron with the help of a neat labelled diagram. Add a note on neuroglia.
Structure of lymph node
Parts of brain
Structure of eyeball
Draw and label chambers of heart
Structure of kidney with diagram
Structure of female reproductive system
Structure of pancreas
Structure of urinary bladder
Structure of male urethra with diagram
Central nervous system and peripheral nervous system differences?
Small and large intestine differences?
Physiology
Describe the transport of oxygen and carbon -dioxide in the blood. Add a note on Oxygen Dissociation Curve.
Describe the different types of blood groups. Add a note on Rh incompatibility.
Define cardiac cycle and mention the duration. Describe the various events in the cardiac cycle.
Describe the waves of ECG and mention its uses.
Excitation -contraction coupling.
Composition and functions of cerebrospinal fluid.
Describe the mechanism of inspiration and expiration.
Visual pathway.
Hormones regulating pancreatic juice secretion.
Neuro -endocrine reflex.
Spermatogenesis
Diffusion and osmosis.
Counter -current exchanger and counter -current multiplier.
First and second heart sound
Microbiology
Name the blood borne micro - organisms. List the blood borne virus infections. Describe the morphology of hepatitis B, modes of spread, laboratory diagnosis and prevention of hepatitis B infection.
Classify disinfectants and name the chemical agents used for skin antisepsis. Describe the steps of performing hand hygiene.
Describe briefly the laboratory diagnosis of pulmonary tuberculosis.
Anaphylaxis
Dengue fever and its complications
Role of central sterile supplies department in a hospital.
Opportunistic infections in AIDS
Catheter associated urinary tract infection
MMR vaccine
Post exposure prophylaxis after a needle stick injury.
Falciparum malaria
Active and passive immunity
Immunoglobulin M (IgM) and IgG
Oral polio vaccine and injectable polio vaccine
Psychology
Define attention. Explain determinants and types of attention
Define motivation. Explain the primary motives
Describe the role of nurses in mental health
Bhatia’s performance test
Adaptation and coping with stress
Types of thinking
Principles in counseling
Types of memory
Intelligence quotient
Nature of attitude
Theories of personality
Types of learning
Maslow theory of motivation
Characteristics of mentally healthy person
Nursing Foundations
Define drug administration and mention the various routes of drug administration. What are the factors influencing drug action. Explain the nurse ’s responsibility in storage and maintenance of drugs in the hospital.
Define communication and mention the types of communication. Explain the methods of effective communication.
Define nosocomial infection. What are the methods of transmission of infection. Discuss the role of a nurse in hospital infection control
What are the universal safety precautions
Care of unconscious patient
Types of rehabilitation
Therapeutic uses of hot and cold application
Indications for nasogastric feeding
Incident report and transfer report
Medical and nursing diagnosis
Blood pressure and pulse pressure
Inspection and auscultation
Records and reports.
Four factors affecting pulse
Four types of beds
Four principles of body mechanics
Four principles of Biomedical waste management
Four characteristics of a profession
Section A - Nutrition
Discuss about protein energy malnutrition in detail.
Explain about water soluble vitamins in detail.
Nutritional programme in India
Canning
Sources of calcium
Goiter
Role of fiber
Factors affecting food and nutritional intake
Functions of carbohydrates
Menu plan for a diabetic adult man doing sedentary work
ICDS
Section B – Biochemistry
Digestion and absorption of carbohydrates.
Dietary sources, biochemical functions and deficiency manifestations of vitamin
What are isoenzymes. Give examples of isoenzymes with their clinical importance.
Plasma buffers
Immunoglobulin (G) and immunoglobulin (M)
Essential amino acids and non-essential amino acids
Starch and glycogen
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