Fundamental of Nursing (including first aid, emergency Nursing)

 Fundamental of Nursing (including first aid, emergency Nursing)



UNIT-I (15 Hrs.)

Introduction to Nursing

Nursing: Definition, meaning, Nature, scope, principles and History of nursing.

Nurse: Definition and meaning, preparation of a nurse qualities personal, professional.

Ethics in nursing, Role and responsibilities of a nurse.

Health care agencies: Hospital and community, Types of Hospitals and their functions.

Holistic approach to nursing, Comprehensive nursing care.    


UNIT-II (15 Hrs.)

Introduction to the sick and well

Bed and Bed Making

Maintenance of therapeutic environment

Psycho social Environment

Nursing Process and Nursing Care Plan

Recording and Reporting

Discharging a patient


UNIT-III (15 Hrs.)

Basic Nursing Care and Needs of the Patient

Hygienic Needs and physical needs

Elimination needs

Safety needs

Activity and Exercises

Physical Comforts

Moving, shifting and lifting of patient


UNIT-IV (15 Hrs.)

Therapeutic Nursing Care and Procedures Asepsis

Hand washing, hand scrubbing, use of mask, gown, gloves.

Disinfection techniques, sterilization techniques.

Autoclaving, boiling, flaming, ultra violet rays.

Introduction to Pharmacology

Concept of pharmacology.

Classification of drugs.

Administration of drugs.

General action of drugs.

Nursing implications in administration of drugs

Introduction to First Aid

Importance of first aid and rules of first aid.

Concept of emergency.

First Aid in Emergency situations

Fire, burns, fractures, accidents, poisoning, drowning, hemorrhages, insect bites, foreign bodies.

Transportation of the injured.

Bandaging and splinting.



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