NCL Paramedical Staff Syllabus and Study Material Pdf

1. Nursing- An Introduction

2. The Hospital, Medical and surgical asepsis, The Hospital House-Keeping

3. Body Mechanics

4. Preparation of Patient’s Unit, Admission of a patient, Observation of the patient, Personal Hygiene, Nutrition, Comfort Measures, Elimination, Hot and cold Applications, Administration of Medicines, Injections

5. Discharge of Patient from Hospital

6. The Nursing Process, Care of unconscious patients, Nursing care of the aged.

7. Growth and Development of Adult (Anatomy).

8. Nursing care of Cardiovascular System disorders.

9. Nursing care of Respiratory System disorders.

10. Nursing care of Gastrointestinal System disorders.

11. Nursing care of endocrine System disorders.

12. Nursing care of Integumentary System disorders.

13. Nursing care of Neuromusculoskeletal System disorders.

14. Nursing care of Urinary/Reproductive System disorders.

15. Nursing care of Infectious disease.

16. Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing.

17. Anatomy & Phisiology.

18. Pregnancy: Abnormalities of Pregnancy, Normal Labour, Abnormal Labour.

19. Puerperium.

20. The Newborn baby.

21. Miscellaneous

1. Introduction to different dosage forms.

2. Metrology, Packaging of pharmaceuticals, Size separation by sifting, Clarification and Filtration, Acids, Bases, and Buffers, Antioxidants, Gastrointestinal agents, Topical Agents, Dental Products, Pharmacognosy, Definition, history, and scope of Pharmacognosy.

3. Pharmaceutical aids, various systems of classification of drugs and natural origin, Adulteration and drug evaluation, Introduction to Biochemistry, Carbohydrates, Lipids, Vitamins, Enzymes, Therapeutics.

4. Scope of Anatomy and Physiology, Elementary Tissues, Skeletal Systems, Cardiovascular Systems, Respiratory Systems, Muscular Systems, Concept of Health, Nutrition and Health, First aid, Environment and Health.

5. Fundamental Principles of Microbiology, Communicable Diseases, Reading and understanding prescriptions, Study of various types of incompatibilities, Posology, Dispensed Medications, Types of Powders, Lipids and Dosage forms.

6. Introduction of nomenclature of organic chemical systems, Antiseptics and disinfectants, Antileprotic Drugs, Antibiotics, Hypnotics, Introduction to pharmacology, Scope of pharmacology, Drugs: their advantages and disadvantages, General mechanism of drug action, Drugs acting on the central nervous system , Origin and nature of pharmaceutical legislation in India, Principles and significance of professional ethics, Pharmacy Act, 1948.

7. The Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, The Drugs and Magic Remedies Act, 1954, Introduction, Drug house management, Definition, function, and classification of Hospitals, Hospital pharmacy, The drug distribution system in the hospital, Manufacturing, Drug Information Service, Introduction to Clinical Pharmacy, Modern dispensing aspects.

8. General Pharmacy, Pharmacokinetics, Pharmacodynamic, Classification and pharmacological aspects of drugs, Uses of common drugs, Drug of toxicity.

1. Sample collection

2. Sterilization

3. Haematology

4. Clinical pathology (urine examination, stool examination, sputum

5. examination, semen examination, body fluids examination)

6. Biochemistry

7. Microbiology

8. Histopathology

9. Virology

10. Blood banking

11. Serology

12. Skin test

13. Measurement and volume

1. Basic Radiographic technique

2. Image production and evaluation

3. Radiation physics including radiation protection

4. Equipment operation, newer development and quality control

5. Patient care and education

6. Anatomy of human body

1. Definition of the key terms for electrocardiography. Intro to Anatomy/Physiology of Cardiovascular System, Cardiac Cycle, Conduction, pathways, The ECG Aide/Tech Role.

2. The electrical conduction system of the heart

3. Recognition, Explanation & the significance of waves, rhythms and artifacts produced by the 12-lead ECG, Name of the standard 12 leads and describe what area of the heart each lead represents.

4. Operation and Maintenance of electrocardiogram equipment. Single-channel or multi-channel electrocardiograph.

5. Different types of artifact and its elimination.

6. Reading ECGs using a standard procedure.

7. Effect of medications and electrolyte disturbances which may cause changes to an ECG. Identification of the different types of abnormalities that can be determined from an ECG.

8. Explain the need for a Holter monitor, a treadmill stress test and a thallium stress test.

9. Describe how to use a Holter monitor with a patient.

10. The Purpose of Electrocardiograms, ECG terminology, Equipment/supplies required for ECG , Orientation of ECG exam room/lab, ECG instrumentation, Lead placement, Vectors, Normal ECGs, Calculating rate, Introduce rhythms, Patient Preparation for ECG test

11. Finding Heartbeat, Performing ECGs, Identifying Rhythms, Common Dysrhythmia

12. Charting ECGs, Reading ECGs, Recognize interference /malfunctions Correction of interference/malfunctions, Recognizing, responding to, reporting emergencies, Emergency response in lab setting, ECG technique, rhythms,rates, charting, lead placement, patient preparation & education.

13. Description of machine types, description of papers, Description of jelly, Techniques of ECG recording, ECG of a Patient with pacemaker, Interpretation of Normal & Abnormal ECG.

1. Applied Physics & Mechanics

2. Applied Chemistry

3. Applied Oral anatomy

4. Dental Materials & Metallurgy

5. Dental Mechanics

6. Basic Knowledge of Computers and Medical Record Management.

1. Introduction of EEG-Brief History and Background

2. An Orderly Approach to EEG Analysis: Visual Inspection of the Background and Pattern Recognition, Calibration, Orientation and Nomenclature, Clinical Approach

3. The Normal EEG: The Background, Provocation Techniques, Drowsiness and Sleep

4. The Developmental EEG: Premature, Neonatal, Infant, and Children

5. Neonatal EEG, Infant and Pediatric Developmental Changes in the EEG

6. Benign Variants in the EEG

7. The Abnormal EEG: Focal and Generalized Slowing and Significance, Encephalopathy/Delirium, Dementias, Coma, Anesthetic Patterns

8. EEG in the Epilepsies: Routine Interictal EEG in Epilepsy and SpellsIctal EEG Applications and Formats

9. Nonepileptic Spells

10. Epileptic Seizure Classification and Types

11. Long-term Video-EEG Monitoring With Intracranial Electrodes

12. Urgent and Emergent EEG for Evaluation and Treatment of Acute Seizures

13. The Scientific Basis of EEG: Neurophysiology of EEG Generation in the Brain

14. Principles of Digital EEG

15. Principles of Electrical Safety

16. Common Artifacts during EEG Recording

17. EEG Standards and Examples for the Determination of Brain Death

18. Basic human science, , Introduction to Neuroscience, Electroneuro diagnostics technology, Neurological disorder, Clinical correlations, EEG Clinical practicum.

1. Basic Radiographic technique

2. Image production and evaluation

3. Radiation physics including radiation protection

4. Equipment operation, newer development and quality control

5. Patient care and education

6. Anatomy of human body

1. Human Anatomy

2. Human Physiology

3. Pathology

4. Pharmacology

5. Psychology

6. Medical and Surgical Condition

7. Biomechanics

8. Kinesiology

9. Disability Prevention

10. Rehabilitation

1. Principles of Nutrition

2. Community Nutrition

3. Food Microbiology

4. Family Meal Management

5. Food Preservation

6. Quantity Food Services & Physical Facilities

7. Catering Management

8. Food Science & Food Processing

9. Food Service Management

10. Biochemistry

11. Fundamental Computer Concepts

12. Dietetics

13. Anatomy & Human Physiology

14. Food Quality Control

15. Food Science

16. Diet Therapy

17. Advanced Nutrition

18. Clinical Nutrition

19. Adulteration

20. Nutritional management of Food Safety, Food Cost & Quality Control

21. Exercise & Yoga