ESIC NURSING OFFICER (STAFF NURSE) JOBS RECRUITMENT AND SALARY ESIC Staff Nurse earns average 43,500 INR per Month. According to 7th Pay commission, the staff nurse with Pay Level (7) will get INR 44,900 to INR 1, 42,400 per Month. Staff Nurse comes under Pay Band PB-2 earns INR 9300 to 34800 INR per month. …
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INDIAN MILITARY NURSING SERVICE – BSC COURSE INFORMATION AND MNS SALARY Indian Military Nursing Service is considered as a prestigious work to serve the nation. Indian military offers 4 years B.Sc., Nursing course for female candidates in India. The nursing course is conducted in College of Nursing of Armed Forces Medical Services. INDIAN MILITARY NURSING …
INCLUDES Semester Wise New Subjects B.SC NURSING FIRST YEAR REVISED INC SYLLABUS NOTES 2021 NURSING FOUNDATION – PART 1 (REVISED INC SYLLABUS 2021) APPLIED SOCIOLOGY (REVISED INC SYLLABUS 2021) APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY (REVISED INC SYLLABUS 2021) APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY (REVISED INC SYLLABUS 2021) APPLIED ANATOMY (REVISED INC SYLLABUS 2021)
INCLUDES Semester Wise New Subjects B.SC NURSING FIRST YEAR REVISED INC SYLLABUS NOTES 2021 NURSING FOUNDATION – PART 1 (REVISED INC SYLLABUS 2021) APPLIED SOCIOLOGY (REVISED INC SYLLABUS 2021) APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY (REVISED INC SYLLABUS 2021) APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY (REVISED INC SYLLABUS 2021) APPLIED ANATOMY (REVISED INC SYLLABUS 2021)
DEFINITION Isolation is the separation of infected person from the non-infected person for the period of communicability under conditions which will prevent the transmission of infection to others Isolation technique means observing all those practices that are designed to prevent the transmission of specific pathogens from one person to another directly or indirectly. It is …
CROSS INFECTION Methods of Transmission of Cross Infection Direct Contact: the organisms can be transmitted directly from person to person through droplet infection, infected hands, sexual contact, etc., Indirect Contact: contact with the secretions and excretions of the infected person through fomites (instruments and utensils), through contaminated food and water, through insects, through dust and …
ASEPSIS The practice of asepsis is designed to reduce the number of microorganisms present or reduce the risk of transmission from one person to another. It is also known as clean technique Medical asepsis is the term used to describe the technique of preventing the transfer of disease by stopping the infection at its source …
BARRIER NURSING The term “barrier nursing” is given to a method of nursing care that has been used for over one hundred years when caring for a patient known or thought to be suffering from a contagious disease such as open pulmonary tuberculosis Isolation nursing is carried out by placing the patient in a single …
HANDWASHING Hand washing involves both mechanical and chemical action. Careful washing of the hands reduces the number of bacteria Hand washing is the single most important means of preventing the transmission of infectious agents. Careful washing of hands using soap, water and nail brush reduces the number of bacteria Hand washing is most important to …
SURGICAL HANDWASHING Surgical asepsis: the hands should be thoroughly cleansed for about 3 to 5 minutes (in operation room, hands are scrubbed up to 10 minutes) Surgical Scrub Wet hands and forearms Apply soap (containing 3% hexachlorophene) to make a good lather Clean under nails, which should be kept very short (30 seconds) Rinse thoroughly …
