PAPER I: ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

Duration: 200 Hrs.

DESCRIPTION OF COURSE:

This course is designed to help students to gain knowledge of structure and function of human body  and recognize deviation from  normal.

GENERAL OBJECTIVES:

  • On completion of this course students will be able to gain knowledge on different structure and functions of human body.
  • Describe organization of human body.

Basics of Anatomy

UNIT1 : Introduction to Human Anatomy

UNIT 2 : Cell- Tissues Properties, Different Tissues

UNIT 3 : Digestive System

UNIT 4 : Respiratory System

UNIT 5 : Cardio Vascular System

UNIT 6 : Lymphatic System

UNIT 7 : Bones and Joints

UNIT 8 : Nervous System

UNIT 9 : Endocrine System

UNIT 10 : Sense Organs

UNIT 11 : Excretory System

UNIT 12 : Reproductive System.

UNIT 13 : Blood and its components

PAPER II: PRINCIPLES OF ASEPSIS-I

Duration: 200 Hrs

DESCRIPTION OF COURSE:

This course is designed to introduce the student to the basic principles of aseptic technique as used in practice. These principles are the foundation upon which the OT technologist bases practice.

GENERAL OBJECTIVES:

  • To gain the knowledge on hygiene, Surgical scrub, Donning and Doffing the sterile gown and gloves, Development and maintenance of sterile field
  • Sterilization/disinfection processes.

UNIT I:  Infection and sterilization

  • Terminologies
  • Cross infection
  • Prevention of infection
  • Sterilization and disinfection

UNIT II: Pathogenicity

  • Pathogens Vs Non Pathogens
  • Types of pathogenic microorganism, mode of transmission
  • Antimicrobial therapy

UNIT III: Asepsis & Biomedical waste Management

  • Definition of asepsis & its principles
  • Difference between medical and surgical aseptic techniques
  • BMW management

UNIT IV: Universal safety precautions

  • Standard precautions- Hand washing techniques, Gloving, Gowning, using of mask etc
  • Carbonization of OT
  • Preparation of operation site-Shaving, preparation, Draping & Swabs
  • Common surgical positions

PAPER III- BASIC COMPUTER & COMMUNICATION SKILLS

Duration: 150 Hrs.

GENERAL OBJECTIVES:

  • This course is designed to help students to gain a basic understanding of the English in order to utilize this in rendering service in Operation Theatre and patient care.

GENERAL OBJECTIVES:

  • Use grammar for speaking
  • Develop the communication skill

UNIT I:  Communication Skills

  • Definition, Importance, Elements, Types and barriers of communication

UNIT II:  Basic Grammar

  • Parts of Speech, Tenses, Voices, Degrees of Comparison, Sentences, Question Tag

UNIT III: Letter writing

  • Types of letter, Model letters, Essay Writing, Effective Public Speaking,

Interview Skills, Time Management, stress Management, leadership

UNIT IV: Spoken English

  • Greeting, Introducing oneself, Inviting someone, Seeking Permission, Expressing
  • Gratitude, Complaining, Apologizing, Asking for information and describing something, Problem Solving and Decision Making

UNIT V: Computer

  • Introduction, workflow of computer, Parts of Computer, Characteristics of Computer, Advantages and Disadvantages.

PAPER IV: FUNDAMENTALS OF PATIENT CARE-I

Duration: 200 Hrs

Description of Course

This course is designed to help students to gain knowledge of structure and function of human body and recognize deviation from normal.

General Objectives:

  • On completion of this course students will be able to gain knowledge on Patient care.
  • Description of Basic methods of patient care.

UNIT I: Introduction

  • Terminologies- Nursing, Nurse, hospital, health, infection, patient, hygiene, illness, health care team etc.
  • Functions of Nurse, Qualities of Nurse, Factors influencing health
  • Hospital – Types and Functions

UNIT II: Hospital Admission and Discharge

  • Admission procedure
  • Discharge procedure
  • Care of hospital Equipment
  • Roles & responsibilities of the nurse

UNIT III: Recording & Reporting

  • Recording-definition, types and Methods of recording
  • Reporting- definition, Types, Principles
  • Nurses responsibility in effective record keeping

UNIT IV:  Health Assessment

  • Definition of health assessment, Purposes
  • History collection

–     Physical Examination

–     Vital signs and BP

–     Temperature

  • Definition and Factors affecting body temperature
  • Assessment of body temperature Sites and Procedure

– Pulse

  • Definition and factors affecting pulse
  • Assessment of pulse Sites, location & procedure

– Respiration

  • Definition and Factors affecting respiration
  • Assessment of respiration technique

– Blood pressure

  • Definition and Factors affecting BP
  • Assessment of blood pressure, sites & procedure

UNIT V: Meeting Basic Needs of the Client

– Hygiene- Bed bath, Back care, Mouth care, Hair care, Eyes Ears & Nose care

– Comfort -Bed making, Comfort devices and Positions

  • Types and Techniques of bed making- Closed bed/occupied bed and Open bed

– Mobility – Principles of Body mechanics, transferring of patient.

PAPER V: OT EQUIPMENTS – I

Duration: 150 hrs

DESCRIPTION OF COURSE:

This course is designed to introduce the student to the basic principles of  OT equipment as used in practice. These principles are the foundation upon which the OT technologist bases practice.

GENERAL OBJECTIVES:

On completion of this course students will be handle the equipment and methods used in the operation theatre and able to handle the OT Setup.

UNIT I: Introduction Sterilization OT instruments

  • Scrubbing, gowning and Gloving.
  • Sterilizing and Disinfection of OT instruments.

UNIT II:  Anesthesia

  • Introduction to anesthesia and its types
  • Anesthesia machine
  • Anesthetic agents

UNIT III: Operation Theater Room & Materials

  • OT table and accessory equipment
  • Operating light, Laryngoscope, Endotracheal tube, c-arm Defibrillator, Surgical Diathermy and Cautery and Suction apparatus

UNIT: IV Suture Materials

  • Sutures, suture materials & suture needles.
  • Forceps, Retractors, Clamps, Catheters

PAPER VI: PRACTICAL

PAPER I: MEDICAL SURGICAL PATIENT CARE

Duration: 150 hrs

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

The purpose of this course is to acquire knowledge and develop proficiency in caring for patients with medical and surgical disorders in varieties of health care setting and at home.

GENERAL OBJECTIVES:

  • Describe the causes, symptoms, signs, treatment and prevention of diseases classified under medical surgical specialties.
  • Demonstrate skill in carrying out patient care techniques and procedures application of scientific principles

UNIT I: Gastropathology

Intestinal obstruction, appendicitis, Hernia, hemorrhoids, peptic ulcer,  cancer colon, liver biopsy, abdominal paracentesis, Cholecystitis, pancreatitis ,Organ transplantation

UNIT II: Renal Pathology

Renal failure, Renal calculi, phimosis, BPH, renal tumor, Hematuria. Renal biopsy

UNIT III: Disease Conditions

Diabetes Mellitus , goiter, cataract, glaucoma, conjunctivitis, Meniere’s disease

UNIT IV: Introduction and types of fracture

Fracture, Dislocation of the Shoulder, lumbar puncture, bone marrow aspiration,

UNIT V: Pulmopathology

Pleuritis, lung abscess, pneumothorax, tonsillitis, Otitis media, thoracentesis

UNIT VI:

Cardiac arrest, MI, angina pectoris, CCF, shock, anemia, leukemia

UNIT VII: Cerebral disease conditions

CVA, encephalitis, meningitis, seizure

PAPER II:  OT EQUIPMENTS-II

Duration: 150 hrs

DESCRIPTION OF COURSE:

This course is designed to introduce the student to the basic principles of  OT equipment as used in practice. These principles are the foundation upon which the OT technologist bases practice.

GENERAL OBJECTIVES:

On completion of this course students will be handle the equipment and methods used in the operation theatre and able to handle the OT Setup.

UNIT I: ENT Instruments

  • Instruments related to ENT surgeries.
  • Ear examination, Nose examinations and Examination of throat.
  • Instruments used for Aural surgery.
  • Instruments used for nasal surgery.
  • Instruments used for tonsillectomy.

UNIT II: Ophthalmological Instruments

  • Ophthalmological instruments
  • Examination of the eye.
  • Instruments used for cataract operations
  • Instruments used for Glaucoma surgery.

UNIT III: Gynecological and obstetrical instruments

  • Gynecological and obstetrical instruments
  • Examination of female reproductive system
  • Episiotomy
  • Lower segment Cesarian section
  • Medical Termination of Pregnancy
  • Sterilization
  • Forceps delivery
  • Vacuum extraction
  • Intrauterine device

UNIT IV:  Special Surgical procedures and instruments.

  • Special Surgical procedures and instruments.
  • Thyroid Surgery
  • Bowel surgery
  • Anorectal surgery
  • Urological surgery
  • Orthopedic instruments
  • Cardiovascular surgery.

PAPER-III – FUNDAMENTALS OF PATIENT CARE-II

Duration:  150 Hrs.

DESCRIPTION OF COURSE

This course is designed to help students to gain knowledge of structure and function of human body and recognize deviation from normal.

GENERAL OBJECTIVES:

  • On completion of this course students will be able to gain knowledge on Patient care.
  • Description of Basic methods of patient care.

UNIT I:  Meeting basic needs of the Client

  • Nutrition-NG tube insertion and feeding
  • Urinary Elimination-Collection of specimen, types and procedure, catheterization
  • Bowel Elimination – Enemas, Suppository, Sitz bath, colostomy care
  • Oxygenation- O2 administration, Suction, steam inhalation and nebulization
  • Hot and cold applications

UNIT II:  Administration of Medication

  • Drug forms
  • Routes of administration
  • Terminologies & abbreviations used in prescription of medications
  • Oral Drug Administration
  • Injections- IM, IV, ID and SC
  • Instillations – Ear, Eye, Nose drops
  • Irrigations – Eye
  • Blood Transfusion

UNIT III: Peri Operative Patient Care

  • Definition
  • Phases
    • Pre-operative Preparation of patient for surgery
    • Intra operative care of patient
    • Post-operative care of patient
    • Wound – Classification,
    • Surgical Dressing, suturing
    • Care of drainage

UNIT IV:  First Aid

  • CPR- Basic Life support
  • Poisoning
  • Snake Bite
  • Accident
  • Burns
  • Fracture
  • Foreign bodies – eyes, ear, nose and throat
  • Bandages- Simple Bandage, Spiral, Figure of eight, Circular
  • Special Bandages- Eye, Ear, Caplin, Sling and Splint

UNIT V: Care of Patients with

  • Fever, Diarrhea, Constipation, Dyspnea, Unconscious, Dying person & death care.

PAPER IV: PRACTICAL

DOT: I YEAR
S.NO. SUBJECT NAME Theory

(in Hours)

 Internal Marks Written/Practical Marks Total Mark
1. ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY 200 15 85 100
2. PRINCIPLES OF ASEPSIS-I 200 15 85 100
3. COMMUNICATION SKILL & ENGLISH 150 15 85 100
4. FUNDAMENTALS OF PATIENT CARE-I 200 15 85 100
5. OT – EQUIPMENTS-I 150 15 85 100
6. PRACTICAL 1020 25 75 100
TOTAL 1920 (240 days*8 Hours/Day) 100 500 600

DOT: II YEAR
S.NO. SUBJECT NAME Theory

(in Hours)

 Internal Marks Written/Practical Marks Total Mark
1. MEDICAL SURGICAL PATIENT CARE 150 15 85 100
2.  OT EQUIPMENTS – II 150 15 85 100
3. FUNDAMENTALS OF PATIENT CARE-II 150 15 85 100
4. PRACTICAL 1470 25 75 100
TOTAL 1920                (240 days*8 Hours/Day) 70 330 400

EXAMINATION SCHEDULE

Exam Month Syllabus
First Internal – I December 50% of total syllabus
Second Internal – II April 50% of total syllabus
Model May Total Syllabus
Final June Total Syllabus

 

Internal Mark Pattern: Theory
Average of 2 internal examination written 10 Marks
Assignment 05 Marks
Model examination 10 Marks
Student Conduct 05 Marks
Total Mark 30 Marks
50 % of this score to be sent as their Internal Mark (Max 15 Marks)

 

Internal Mark Pattern: Practical
Log Book 05
Record Book 10
Model Practical 10
Total Mark 25

 

External Mark Pattern: Practical
Log Book 10
Record Book 15
Final Practical 50
Total Mark 75