Karnataka II PUC Health Care - Vocational (KSEAB) study plan
Karnataka II PUC Health Care - Vocational (KSEAB) · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Fundamentals of Health Care and Health Care Delivery System & Anatomy, Physiology and Basic Medical Terminology
Define health, illness, and the levels of health care (primary, secondary, tertiary) and write a one-line definition for each in your own words
List the components of the Indian health care delivery system from sub-centre to tertiary hospital and draw the referral pyramid from memory
Describe the roles of ASHA, ANM, MPW, and PHC/CHC staff and match each to the level at which they work
Build a 60-term glossary of basic medical terminology using prefixes, suffixes, and root words (e.g., cardio-, -itis, hyper-)
Label a blank outline of body cavities and directional terms (superior, distal, medial) without notes
Your checkpoint
A hand-drawn one-page referral pyramid plus a 60-term prefix/suffix/root glossary table with meanings and one example word each
Anatomy, Physiology and Basic Medical Terminology & Basic Nursing Care and Patient Hygiene
Explain the structure and function of the skeletal, muscular, and integumentary systems in short written summaries
Trace the path of blood through the heart and list the major vessels and chambers in correct order
Describe the normal ranges of pulse, respiration, blood pressure, and temperature and state what each deviation may indicate
Demonstrate (on a volunteer or mannequin) the sequence for bed making, oral care, and a sponge bath, and write the steps in order
Identify pressure-sore risk areas on a body diagram and list three nursing measures that prevent them
Your checkpoint
A vital-signs reference card (normal ranges plus one cause each for high and low values) and a written step-by-step procedure sheet for bed making and oral care
Anatomy, Physiology and Basic Medical Terminology & Basic Nursing Care and Patient Hygiene & First Aid and Emergency Care
Summarize the digestive, respiratory, urinary, and nervous systems: organ, function, and one common disorder each
Explain the principles of patient positioning (Fowler, supine, lateral, prone) and state one indication for each
Perform and document a full set of vital signs on a volunteer, recording values in a standard chart format
List the contents of a first-aid box and state the use of each item
Describe the first-aid steps for bleeding, burns, and fractures in correct priority order
Your checkpoint
A completed vital-signs recording chart for one volunteer (two readings, correctly labelled) plus a first-aid action sheet for bleeding, burns, and fractures
First Aid and Emergency Care & Fundamentals of Health Care and Health Care Delivery System
Apply the DRABC/ABC approach to a collapsed casualty and write the sequence from scene safety to handover
Explain CPR compression-to-breath ratio, depth, and rate for an adult and state when to stop
Describe first aid for choking, drowning, snake bite, poisoning, and heat stroke, distinguishing what to do and what never to do
Explain the chain of survival and the role of ambulance services and triage in the delivery system
Answer 30 mixed questions on domains 1-4 under timed conditions and review every error
Your checkpoint
A timed 30-question mock test on domains 1-4 with a written error log listing each mistake, the correct fact, and the source section to revisit
Infection Prevention and Control, Biomedical Waste Management & Pharmacology Basics and Medication Administration
Explain the chain of infection and list one intervention that breaks each link
Describe standard precautions and the correct sequence for donning and doffing PPE, writing the order from memory
Demonstrate the six steps of hand hygiene and state the five moments for hand hygiene
Classify biomedical waste into colour-coded categories and state the correct segregation, storage, and disposal route for each
List the rights of medication administration and describe the routes (oral, IM, SC, IV, topical) with one advantage and one caution each
Explain the terms dosage, therapeutic index, side effect, contraindication, and antidote with one drug example each
Your checkpoint
A colour-coded biomedical waste segregation chart (category, example, container, disposal method) plus a medication-rights checklist and PPE donning/doffing sequence card
Nutrition, Dietetics and Health Promotion & Community Health, Public Health and Epidemiology Basics
Classify foods into the major nutrient groups and list two functions and two deficiency diseases for each
Calculate the approximate energy and protein needs of one sample adult and plan a balanced one-day diet using local foods
Explain the difference between incidence, prevalence, endemic, epidemic, and pandemic with one example each
Describe the modes of disease transmission and match three communicable diseases to their route and control measure
Outline the objectives and components of national health programmes for TB, immunization, and maternal health
Your checkpoint
A one-day balanced diet plan for a sample adult using local Karnataka foods with nutrient justification, plus a table of five communicable diseases showing causative agent, route, and prevention
Maternal and Child Health Care & Practical Skills, Clinical Laboratory and Diagnostic Aids
Describe the stages of pregnancy, the schedule of antenatal visits, and the danger signs that need urgent referral
Explain the components of essential newborn care, including warmth, feeding, and infection prevention
List the national immunization schedule with the vaccine, dose number, and age for each
Describe the method and normal values for haemoglobin, blood glucose, urine albumin, and urine sugar tests, and state one cause of an abnormal result each
Explain how to collect and label a sputum or blood sample safely and list three pre-test instructions for a patient
Your checkpoint
An antenatal and newborn care checklist covering visit schedule, danger signs, and immunization ages, plus a normal-values card for the four common bedside tests
Fundamentals of Health Care and Health Care Delivery System & First Aid and Emergency Care & Basic Nursing Care and Patient Hygiene & Infection Prevention and Control, Biomedical Waste Management & Pharmacology Basics and Medication Administration
Revise all ten domains using your own summaries, spending the most time on the four heaviest domains
Answer two full-length timed mock papers and score each against the answer key
Review every wrong answer and write the corrected fact in a single error notebook
Recite from memory the CPR sequence, hand-hygiene steps, PPE order, waste colour codes, and medication rights
Complete a final self-audit listing your three weakest areas and the specific facts you will re-read the night before
Your checkpoint
Two scored full-length mock papers with a consolidated error notebook and a one-page final revision sheet of high-risk facts
Milestones
Week 2: Can label the referral pyramid from memory and state normal ranges for all four vital signs without notes
Week 4: Scores at least 60% on the timed 30-question mock covering domains 1-4 and has a written error log for every mistake
Week 6: Can name the colour code and disposal route for all biomedical waste categories and list the five moments of hand hygiene from memory
Week 8: Scores at least 70% on both full-length mock papers and can recite the CPR sequence, PPE order, and medication rights without reference