Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery

Duration: 2 Yrs Code: HEA - 847

Nursing is a healthcare profession focused on providing care to individuals, families, and communities promote optimal health and quality of life. A two-year full-time diploma program at Shastalaya prepares individuals to work as registered nurses, protecting their physical and psychological health and societal rights.

Why is Shastalaya the best for diploma nursing Courses?

Shastalaya aims to prepare nurses for a competitive, market-driven healthcare environment by integrating scientific knowledge, technological skills, and responsible, caring practice. Nursing care advances an ever-evolving art and science centred on human health and well-being. We focus on discovering and perfecting mental, physical, interpersonal, and ethical/legal abilities to care for patients properly. The goal is to equip nurses for responsible, compassionate work in the healthcare field.

Course Details

Nursing And Midwifery Course Details

COURSE TITLE DIPLOMA IN HOSPITAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY
COURSE CODE HEA-847
MEDIUM ENGLISH
QUALIFICATION 10th Pass
DURATION TWO YEARS
CLASS TIMES 10:00am–04:00pm

DIPLOMA IN HOSPITAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY(FIRST YEAR)

Paper Syllabus
Paper-I FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING AND FIRST AID
Paper-II ANATOMY,PHYSIOLOGY
Paper-III COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING
MARK ALLOTMENT
THEORY 300 Marks
PRACTICAL 200 Marks
INTERNAL 100 Marks
TOTAL MARKS 600 Marks
PASSING MARKS 40/100
PAPER -I  FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING AND FIRST AID
Module Syllabus
Unit-I Introduction To Nursing
Unit-II Nursing Care Of The Patient/Client
Unit-III Basic Nursing Care And Needs Of The Patient
Unit-IV Assessment Of Patient/Client
Unit-V Basic Needs And Care In Special Conditions
Unit-VI Introduction To Pharmacology
FirstAid
CourseContent
Module Syllabus
Unit-I Introduction And Importance Of First Aid
PAPER -II  ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
Course Content
Module Syllabus
Unit-I Introduction To Anatomical Terms
Unit-II Organization Of Body Cells,Tissues,Organs,Systems,Membranes And Glands
Unit-III Skeletal System
Unit-IV Muscular System
Unit-V Cardio Vascular System Blood
Unit-VI Respiratory System
Unit-VII Digestive System
Unit-VIII Excretory System
Unit-IX Nervous System
Unit-X Endocrine System
Unit-XI Sense Organs
Unit-XII Reproductive System
PAPER-III  COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING & HYGIENE
Community Health Nursing
Course Content Syllabus
Unit-I Introduction To Community Health And Community Health Nursing
Unit-II Community Health Nursing Process
Unit-III Health Assessment
Unit-IV Principles Of Epidemiology And Epidemiological Methods
Unit-V Family Health Nursing Care
Unit-VI Family Health Care Settings
Unit-VII Records And Reports .
Unit-VIII Minor Ailments Classification Early Detection And Management.
Course Content
Unit-I Introduction Changing Concepts– Food Habits And Customs.
Unit-II Classification Of Food
Unit-III Normal Dietary Requirements
Unit-IV Preparation, Preservation And Storage Of Food
Unit-V Introduction To Diet Therapy
Unit-VI Community Nutrition
Unit-VII Common Preparations/ Practicals
Personal Hygiene
Unit-I Introduction Of Hygiene
Unit-II Maintenance Of Health
Unit-III Physical Health
Unit-IV Mental Health
Sociology
Unit-I Introduction Socio Cultural And Economic Aspects Of The Community.
Unit-II The Individual Brief Review Of Human Growth And Development
Unit-III Family Life Education:Premarriage And Parenthood.
Unit-IV The Society
Unit-V Economy
Psychology
Unit-I Introduction In Nursing Profession
Unit-II The Individual Psychology Of Human Behaviour
Unit-III Learning
Unit-IV Observation
Unit-V Intelligence
Unit-VI Personality

PRACTICAL I

PRACTICAL II

DIPLOMA IN HOSPITAL AND NURSING MIDWIFERY (FINAL YEAR)

Paper Syllabus
Paper-I MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NURSING
Paper-II MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHIATRIC NURSING
Paper-III MIDWIFERY AND GYNAECOLOGICAL NURSING
MARK ALLOTMENT
THEORY 300 Marks
PRACTICAL 200 Marks
INTERNAL 100 Marks
TOTAL MARKS 600 Marks
PASSING MARKS 40/100

PAPER-I MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NURSING
Course Content

Module Syllabus
Module-I Introduction Brief History Of Evolution Of Modern Medicine
Module-II Nursing Assessment
Module-III PathoPhysiological Mechanism Of Disease
Module-IV Altered Immune Respnse
Module-V Clinical Pharmacology
Module-VI Nurse’s Role In Management Of Fluids.
Module-VII Management Of Patients In Pain
Module-VIII Operation Theater Technique Physical Environment
Module-IX Management Of Patient Undergoing Surgery
Module-X Nursing Management Of Patient With Impaired Respiratory Function And Gaseous Exchange
Module-XI Nursing Management Of Patients With Digestive And Gastro-Intestinal Disorders
Module-XII Nursing Management Of Patients With Metabolic And Endocrine Disorders
Module-XIII Nursing Management Of Patients With Renal And Urinary Disorders
Module-XIV Nursing Management Of Patient With Neurological Disorders
Module- XV Nursing Management Of Patients With Disorders Of Connective Tissue
Module- XVΙ Nursing Management Of The Elderly
Module-XVΙΙ Emergency Management
Unit-2 Nursing Management Of Patients And Disorders.
Unit-3 Nursing Management Of Patients With Disorders Of Breast.
Unit-4 Management Of Patients With Diseases Of Integumentary System.
Unit-5 Nursing Management Of Patients With Opthalamicdisorders And Diseases.
Unit-6 Nursing Management Of Patients With Disorders And Diseases Of Ear ,Nose ,And Throat.
Unit-7 Nursing Management Of Patients With Cardiovascular,Circulatoryand Haemotological Disorders.
Unit-8 Nursing Management Of Patient With Communicable Diseases.
Unit-9 Nursing Management Of Patients With Sexually Transmitted Diseases.
Unit-10 Nursing Management Of Patients With Musculo-Skeletal Disorders And Diseases.
Unit-11 Emergency And Disaster Nursing.

PAPER-II MENTAL HEALTH AND PSYCHIATRIC NURSING

Unit Syllabus
Unit-I Introduction: Meaning Of Mental Health And Mental Illness.
Unit-II History Of Psychiatry Contributors To Psychiatry.
Unit-III Mental Health Assessment
Unit-IV Community Mental
Unit-V Mental Health Assessment Psychiatric Nursing Management
Unit-VI Mental Disorders And Nursing Interventions.
Unit-VII Bio-Unit–VIII Forensic Psychiatry/ LegalAspects.
Unit–VIII Psychiatric Emergencies And Crisis Intervention.

PAPER-III MIDWIFERY AND GYNAECOLOGICAL NURSING

Module Syllabus
Module-I Introduction- Definition: Midwifery, Obstetrical Nursing.
Module-II Reproductive System
Module-III Embryology And Foetal Development
Module-IV Nursing Management Of Pregnant Women
Module-V Nursing Management Of Women In Labour
Module-VI Nursing Management Of Baby At Birth
Module-VII Nursing Management Of Mother During Puerperium
Module-VIII Complications Of Pregnancy And Its Management
Module-IX High Risk Pregnancy And Its Management
Module-X High Risk Labour And Its Management
Module-XI Complications Of Puerperium And Its Management
Module-XII Obstetric Operations- Manual Removal Of Placenta.
Module-XIII Drugs Used In Obstetrics
Module-XIV Ethical And Legal Aspects Related To Midwifery And Gynecological Nursing. PaediatricNursing

Course Content

Unit Syllabus
Unit-I Introduction –Concept In Child Health Care.
Unit-II The Newborn.
Unit-III The Healthy Child
Unit-IV The Sick Child
Unit-V Behavioral Disorders And Common Health Problems During Childhood
Unit-VI Children With Congenital Defects/Malformations
Unit-VII Children With Various Disorders And Diseases
Unit–VIII Welfare Of Children. Gynecological Nursing

Course Content

Unit Syllabus
Unit-I Introduction-Definition Related To Gynecological Nursing.
Unit-II Puberty
Unit-III Fertility And Infertility
Unit-IV Pelvic Infections
Unit-V Uterine Displacement .
Unit-VI Sexually Transmitted Diseases .
Unit-VII Breast Disorders
Unit–VIII Benign And Malignant Neoplasms Of Reproductive Organs

Frequently Asked Questions

Graduates of the Diploma in Hospital Nursing and Midwifery Course will be knowledgeable, competent, and disciplined nurses and midwives. They can deliver health care services such as promotion, prevention, cure, and rehabilitation in hospital or public health settings. They will be able to make their own decisions, protect both their own and other people's rights, undertake research, and implement evidence-based practice. They will also work as practitioners, teachers, supervisors, and managers in clinical or public health settings.

Yes, you can alter the Program just once before a particular date (to be notified by the University), subject to Seat availability in that Program. Diploma students, on the other hand, can change their specialization/ branch before the start of the classes, subject to approval by the appropriate authority.

Since nursing is a professional field, many specialities are available for the job description—clinical nurse, therapist, nurse administrator, nurse educator, and nurse researcher.

One needs discipline, tolerance, responsibility, timeliness, commitment, and determination to succeed in nursing. The position necessitates effort, perseverance, mental acuity, adaptability, clear thinking under duress, and great teamwork. People interested in this vocation should also be composed, friendly, understanding, sympathetic, and naturally inclined to help and serve those in need without growing sentimental.

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