Haryana BSEH Senior Secondary NSQF Healthcare study plan
Haryana BSEH Senior Secondary NSQF Healthcare · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Basic Patient Care and Activities of Daily Living & Anatomy, Physiology and Medical Terminology
List the twelve activities of daily living (ADLs) and state for each one the observation a caregiver must record
Demonstrate in writing the correct sequence for bed bathing, oral care and perineal care, naming the hygiene principle behind each step
Define 40 core medical terminology roots, prefixes and suffixes and build ten clinical terms from them
Label the major body systems on a blank outline and state one ADL that depends on each system
Explain how pressure ulcer risk (staging and repositioning schedules) links to anatomy of the skin and subcutaneous tissue
Your checkpoint
A 3-page ADL procedure sheet covering bed bath, oral care, feeding assistance and repositioning, each with numbered steps, safety checks and a terminology glossary of 40 terms
Basic Patient Care and Activities of Daily Living & Infection Prevention and Control, Hand Hygiene and PPE
Perform and describe the WHO five moments of hand hygiene with the correct duration and technique for each
Sequence donning and doffing of gloves, gown, mask and eye protection and identify the contamination point at each step
Compare standard, contact, droplet and airborne precautions and match each to two example conditions
Describe safe patient handling and transfer techniques (bed to chair, fall recovery) with body mechanics rationale
Outline feeding, fluid intake and elimination care for a dependent patient, including aspiration and constipation risk signs
Your checkpoint
A hand-hygiene and PPE competency checklist with 20 observable steps plus a one-page table matching four precaution types to example conditions and required PPE
Vital Signs, Observation and Reporting & Anatomy, Physiology and Medical Terminology
Measure and record temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure and oxygen saturation within accepted normal ranges and stated error margins
Interpret ten given vital-sign sets and decide for each whether to report immediately, recheck, or record as normal
Define tachycardia, bradycardia, tachypnoea, hypertension, hypotension, fever and hypoxaemia with numeric thresholds
Describe the correct technique and common errors for each of the five vital signs
Draft an observation chart entry using the correct format, units and abbreviations
Your checkpoint
A completed practice observation chart for five simulated patients, each with a written interpretation and an escalation decision with justification
First Aid and Emergency Response & Infection Prevention and Control, Hand Hygiene and PPE
Sequence the first-aid steps for choking, bleeding, burns, fracture and fainting, stating the reason for each action
Demonstrate (or describe step by step) adult CPR at correct rate, depth and compression-to-breath ratio
Explain infection-control precautions specific to emergency care, including glove use, sharps handling and spill management
Identify when to call emergency services and what information to hand over
Recognise the signs of shock, stroke and hypoglycaemia and state the immediate response for each
Your checkpoint
A first-aid action card set of six emergency scenarios, each with recognition signs, step-by-step response, do-not-do list and escalation point
Medical Records, Documentation and Health Information & Communication, Professional Behaviour and Patient Rights
Explain the legal and ethical duties around confidentiality, consent and accuracy in patient records
Write ten sample entries using objective, factual language and correct abbreviations, avoiding vague or judgemental wording
Correct five flawed record entries by identifying the documentation error in each
Describe the patient's rights to information, privacy, dignity and refusal of care and how each is upheld in daily practice
Draft a short script for explaining a procedure to a patient and for reporting a concern to a supervisor
Your checkpoint
A documentation portfolio of ten corrected and rewritten record entries plus a one-page patient-rights and communication script
Workplace Safety, Biohazard Waste and Biomedical Waste Management & Introduction to Healthcare and the Healthcare Team
Classify ten waste items into the correct colour-coded biomedical waste category with the handling rule for each
Describe segregation at the point of generation, labelling, storage time limits and sharps safety
Outline spill management and post-exposure prophylaxis steps after a needlestick injury
Map the roles of doctor, nurse, laboratory technician, pharmacist and support staff in a patient's care pathway
Identify workplace hazards (ergonomic, chemical, electrical, biological) and one control for each
Your checkpoint
A colour-coded biomedical waste segregation poster plus a 15-item workplace hazard-and-control register
Entrepreneurship, Employability and Career Pathways in Healthcare & Practical Skills, Clinical Placement and Portfolio Assessment
Map five healthcare career pathways to the qualifications, registration and progression each requires
Draft a one-page CV and a 60-second self-introduction targeted at a healthcare assistant or support role
Describe three self-employment or small-enterprise options in healthcare support and the basic requirements of each
Assemble a portfolio structure with evidence types for each practical skill area
Prepare answers to five common interview questions for entry-level healthcare roles
Your checkpoint
A one-page CV, a 60-second introduction script and a portfolio index listing evidence for eight practical skills
Introduction to Healthcare and the Healthcare Team & Anatomy, Physiology and Medical Terminology & Infection Prevention and Control, Hand Hygiene and PPE & Basic Patient Care and Activities of Daily Living & Vital Signs, Observation and Reporting & First Aid and Emergency Response & Medical Records, Documentation and Health Information & Communication, Professional Behaviour and Patient Rights & Workplace Safety, Biohazard Waste and Biomedical Waste Management & Entrepreneurship, Employability and Career Pathways in Healthcare & Practical Skills, Clinical Placement and Portfolio Assessment
Revise all domains using the earlier deliverables as a question bank and self-test on weak areas
Complete two timed full-length mock papers and score each by domain
Re-teach the three lowest-scoring domains in a written summary of one page each
Rehearse the practical checklist items from weeks 1, 2 and 4 for speed and accuracy
Finalise the portfolio and confirm every required evidence item is present
Your checkpoint
Two scored mock papers with a domain-wise error analysis and a final one-page revision sheet of the ten most-missed facts
Milestones
Week 2: Can list all twelve ADLs, name the WHO five moments of hand hygiene and sequence PPE donning and doffing without notes
Week 4: Scores at least 70% on a self-made 30-question test covering domains 2, 3, 4 and 5, and can state the CPR compression-to-breath ratio and rate correctly
Week 6: Correctly classifies 10 of 10 waste items by colour code and writes three objective, factual record entries with no judgemental wording
Week 8: Scores at least 75% on both timed mock papers with no domain below 60%, and the portfolio index is complete