Karnataka II PUC Health Care - Vocational (KSEAB) study materials
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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

Week 1

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

Week 2

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

Week 3

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

Week 4

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

Week 5

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

Week 6

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

Week 7

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

Week 8

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