SYLLABUS (G.N.M. IInd year)

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GENERAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY

Course of Instructions and Supervised Practice

Second Year

Medical Surgical Nursing – I
(Including Pharmacology)
  • Introduction
  • Nursing assessment
  • Patho physiological mechanism of disease
  • Altered immune response
  • Clinical pharmacology
  • Nurse’s role in management of fluid, electrolyte and acid base balance
  • Management of patients in pain
  • Operation theatre technique physical environment
  • Management of patient undergoing surgery
  • Nursing management of patients with impaired respiratory function and gaseous exchange
  • Nursing management of patients with digestive and gastro-intestinal disorders
  • Nursing management of patients with metabolic and endocrine disorder
  • Nursing management of patients with renal and urinary disorders
  • Nursing management of patients with neurological disorders
  • Nursing management of patients with disorders of connective tissue and collagen disorders
  • Nursing management of the elderly
  • Emergency management
Medical Surgical Nursing – II
(Specialties)
  • Oncology Nursing
  • Nursing Management of Patients with Diseases of Male Genito-urinary Tract
  • Nursing Management of Patients with Disorders of Breast
  • Nursing Management of Patients with Diseases and Disorders of integumentary system
  • Nursing Management of Patients with Ophthalmic Disorders and diseases
  • Nursing Management of Patients with Disorders and Disorder and Diseases of ear, Nose, and Throat
  • Nursing Management of Patients with Cardio vascular, Circulatory and Haematological Disorders
  • Nursing Management of Patients with Communicable Diseases
  • Nursing Management of Patients with Communicable Diseases
  • Nursing Management of patients with Sexually transmitted diseases
  • Nursing Management of patients with Musculo-skeletal Disorders and Diseases
  • Emergency and Disaster Nursing
Mental Health & Psychiatric Nursing
  • Introduction
  • History of psychiatry
  • Mental health assessment
  • Community mental health
  • Psychiatric nursing management
  • Mental disorder nursing management
  • Mental disorders and nursing interventions
  • Bio-psychosocial therapies
  • Forensic psychiatry/ legal aspects
  • Psychiatric emergencies and crisis intervention
Computer Education
  • Basic information and knowledge in computer operating.

Total Hours of Second Year             360 hr.

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