GNM 3rd Year Notes [PDF]

1. Midwifery and Gynaecological Nursing

Introduction:
This subject focuses on the care of women during pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum, and common gynecological problems.

Key Notes:

  • Anatomy and physiology of female reproductive system
  • Antenatal care: assessment, check-ups, high-risk pregnancy
  • Intranatal care: stages of labor, normal delivery, partograph
  • Postnatal care: mother and newborn assessment, breastfeeding
  • Immediate newborn care and common newborn conditions
  • Complications: pre-eclampsia, eclampsia, obstructed labor, PPH
  • Gynecological conditions: fibroids, infections, prolapse
  • Family planning: methods, counseling, contraceptive devices

2. Community Health Nursing – II

Introduction:
This subject emphasizes national health programs, public health systems, and delivering care at the community level.

Key Notes:

  • Indian health system: PHC, sub-centers, referral systems
  • National health programs: malaria, TB, leprosy, MCH, HIV
  • Health indicators: IMR, MMR, morbidity and mortality rates
  • School health: screenings, health talks, hygiene promotion
  • Home visits: procedure, tools, bag technique
  • Record maintenance and reporting systems
  • Disaster management and emergency response
  • International health organizations: WHO, UNICEF, Red Cross

3. Pediatric Nursing

Introduction:
Pediatric nursing involves the care of children from infancy through adolescence, covering normal growth and disease management.

Key Notes:

  • Growth and development milestones
  • Care of the newborn and high-risk infants
  • Pediatric nutrition: breastfeeding, weaning
  • Common childhood illnesses: pneumonia, diarrhea, measles
  • Pediatric nursing procedures: bathing, feeding, medication
  • Congenital disorders and genetic conditions
  • IMNCI (Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illness) guidelines
  • Immunization schedule and vaccine storage

4. Nursing Education

Introduction:
This subject prepares nurses for educational roles through effective teaching and communication strategies.

Key Notes:

  • Teaching-learning principles and methods
  • Lesson planning and setting objectives
  • Use of audio-visual aids: models, posters, multimedia
  • Teaching methods: lecture, demonstration, role play
  • Evaluation tools: written tests, feedback
  • Clinical teaching methods: case studies, nursing rounds

5. Introduction to Research and Statistics

Introduction:
This subject introduces research methodology and statistical tools relevant to nursing practice.

Key Notes:

  • Definition and objectives of nursing research
  • Research problem identification and hypothesis formulation
  • Data collection methods: interviews, surveys, observation
  • Sampling methods: random, stratified, convenience
  • Statistical analysis: mean, median, mode, percentages
  • Tabulation and graphical presentation of data
  • Report writing and referencing

6. Professional Trends and Adjustment

Introduction:
Covers the evolving roles of nurses, ethics, professional organizations, and career planning.

Key Notes:

  • Characteristics of a profession and professional ethics
  • Legal responsibilities and licensure
  • Career planning and further education opportunities
  • Roles of INC, State Nursing Councils, and TNAI
  • Leadership qualities and supervisory responsibilities
  • Continuing nursing education and workshops

7. Administration and Ward Management

Introduction:
Focuses on managing nursing units, staff, and resources efficiently.

Key Notes:

  • Principles of hospital and ward management
  • Staff assignment and duty planning
  • Inventory and equipment management
  • Reporting systems: shift reports, patient census
  • Patient care coordination and time management
  • Conflict resolution and team communication

8. Health Economics

Introduction:
Introduces economic principles related to health service delivery and budgeting.

Key Notes:

  • Basics of economics: demand, supply, budgeting
  • Health care financing and health insurance schemes
  • Economic evaluation: cost-effectiveness, cost-benefit
  • Hospital expenditure and resource allocation
  • Role of government and private sector in health financing

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