1. Photograph of the institution · One member (Nominated by IGNOU) 1. Dr.Latha Pillai PVC, IGNOU, New Delhi [email protected] 91-11-29534185,29571814 Three members representing

1. Photograph of the institution

2. Name, Address, e

3. Type of Institution:

Educational Trust

4. REGULATORY BODIES

Community College Name:

I. Name of the Institution /

Organization

II. Postal Address

III. Telephone: Office:

IV. E – Mail Address

V. Website

VI. Year of Establishment

Photograph of the institution

Name, Address, e-mail ID and Phone Number:

Type of Institution:

Educational Trust

REGULATORY BODIES

Community College Name: Katie Wilcox Community College

Name of the Institution /

Organization

Katie Wilcox Community College

Postal Address Katie Wilcox Community College, Lady

Doak College Campus, Hakkim

Ajmalkhan Road, Chinna chokkikulam,

Madurai – 625 002.

Telephone: Office:

Fax No:

0452 – 2530527, 2524575, Ext

Mobile: 8870004575

2523585

Mail Address [email protected]

[email protected]

www.ladydoak.org

Year of Establishment 2008

mail ID and Phone Number:



Katie Wilcox Community College, Lady

Doak College Campus, Hakkim

Ajmalkhan Road, Chinna chokkikulam,

625 002.

2530527, 2524575, Ext – 272

Mobile: 8870004575

[email protected]

[email protected]

www.ladydoak.org

Community College Code: CKW6244

1. Members of the Community College Board

S. No Recommended Name of the members

Designation Contact Details (e-mail, Phone Number)

Four members Representing the Trust or Management with Chairman.

1. Dr.A. Mercy Pushpalatha Secretary, Katie Wilcox Education Association, Madurai

[email protected] 9003958131

2. Dr. Jayamathy Grace Frank Vice Principal , Lady Doak College, Madurai.


3. Dr.Beulah J.M. Rajkumar Bursar, Lady Doak College, Madurai.


4. Dr.S. Mary Esther Rani Dean of Academic Affairs Lady Doak College, Madurai.


Two members – (Teachers of the college nominated by the Principal)

1. Dr. D. Caroline Nesabai Advisor, Katie Wilcox Community College, Madurai.


2. Ms.Hepzibah Joseph Ms. Jemima Jeyapriya

Conveners, Katie Wilcox Community College, Madurai.

[email protected] 9486113062 [email protected] 9486730611

One member (Nominated by IGNOU)

1. Dr.Latha Pillai PVC, IGNOU, New

Delhi [email protected] 91-11-29534185,29571814

Three members representing Industry/local Community/ Local Govt

1.

Dr.Puratchimani Director, Bose clinical laboratory, Madurai.


2. Ms. Susheela Packianathan Retd. Principal , School of Nursing Christian Mission Hospital, Founder Trustee,Zion Trust, (Arunothayam Sick Geriatric Care Centre)Madurai.


3. Mr. Anand Area Manager, Appollo computers, Madurai

0452 2341222

Local University Representative

1. Dr. P. Gunasekaran Professor & Head, Dept of Genetics, School of Biological Sciences, Madurai Kamaraj University. Madurai


Secretary of Community College

1. Dr.A. Mercy Pushpalatha Secretary, Katie Wilcox Education Association, Madurai


2. Members of the Academic Committee

S. No Recommended Name of Designation Contact Details (e-mail,

the members Phone Number)

Secretary (Chairperson)

1. Dr.A. Mercy Pushpalatha Secretary,

Katie Wilcox Education

Association,

Madurai

[email protected]

9003958131

Four Teachers Representing the Programme Sector

1. Dr.S. Mary Esther Rani Associate Professor,

Lady Doak College,

Madurai.

[email protected]

9443064133

2. Ms. J.Felcia

Vasanthakumari

Assistant Professor,

Lady Doak College,

Madurai.

[email protected]

9487260217

3. Ms. S. Nita Popli Assistant Professor,

Lady Doak College,

Madurai.

[email protected]

9952733107

4. Ms. J.A. Esther Rani Assistant Professor,

Lady Doak College,

Madurai.

[email protected]

9843652575

Three Experts from outside the college representing Industry, University

and Community

1. Dr.Puratchimani Director,

Bose clinical laboratory,

Madurai.

[email protected]

9843053660

2. Ms. Susheela Packianathan Retd. Principal ,

School of Nursing

Christian Mission

Hospital,

Founder Trustee,Zion

Trust, (Arunothayam Sick

Geriatric Care

Centre)Madurai.

[email protected]

9994566110

3. Mr. Anand Area Manager,

Appollo computers,

Madurai

0452 2341222

State govt/Local administration representative

1.

Ms. V.Kalaiyarasi Administrator cum Tutor,

Katie Wilcox Community

College,

Madurai.

[email protected]

9994872519

Regional University representative

1. Dr. P. Gunasekaran Professor & Head,

Dept of Genetics,

School of Biological

Sciences,

Madurai Kamaraj

University. Madurai

[email protected]

9443714478

Two Local Community Leaders

1. T. R. Parvatha Varthini Managing Trustee,

LITTLES TRUST,

A Centre for Children,

Madurai.

[email protected]

9443856061

2. K. M. C. Lingam Assistant Commissioner

of Labour, Madurai

[email protected]

9843169214

Two members of Community College Board

1. Dr. D. Caroline Nesabai Advisor,


[email protected]

9488463291

College,

Madurai.

2. Ms.Hepzibah Joseph

Convener,


College,

Madurai.

[email protected]

9486113062

IGNOU Nominee

1. Dr. S. Mohanan,

RD, IGNOU, Chennai [email protected]

9445195550

3. Members of the Examination Committee

S. No Recommended Name of

the members

Designation Contact Details (e-mail,

Phone Number)

Secretary of the College

1. Dr.A. Mercy Pushpalatha Secretary,

Katie Wilcox Education

Association,

Madurai

[email protected]

9003958131

Two Teachers representing the Programme Sector

1. Dr. D. Caroline Nesabai Advisor,


College,

Madurai.

[email protected]

9488463291

2. Ms. Jemima Jeyapriya Convener,


College,

Madurai.

[email protected]

9486730611

External Academic nominated by the College Board

1. Dr. Nimma Elizabeth Controller of Examination,

Lady Doak College,

Madurai.

[email protected]

9442043640

A Representative of the Industry/ Community from the relevant

programme sector

1. Ms. Susheela

Packianathan

Retd. Principal ,

School of Nursing

Christian Mission Hospital,

Founder Trustee,Zion

Trust, (Arunothayam Sick

Geriatric Care

Centre)Madurai.

[email protected]

9994566110

IGNOU Nominee

1. Dr. A. Varadarajan DD, IGNOU, Chennai

[email protected]

044-24312799

5. Academic programmes on offer with categories, fees,

eligibility criteria, curriculum design with certification.

Sl . No. Name of the

Academic

Programme

Programme

Code

Category

(1, 2 or 3)

Total Fees Eligibility

Criteria Admission

/Registration fee

per year

Exam

Fees

Certificate

Fees

1. Desk Top Publishing. (One year)

DDTP 3 5000/-* 100 - 8th std

2. Medical Laboratory Techniques (Two years)

DMLT 3 2500/-* 100 - 10th std

3. Nursing Assistant. (Two years)

DNA 3 2500/-* 100 - 10th std

4.

Apparel Designing and Dress making. (Six Months)

CADDM 3 2000/-* 50 - 8th std

*Fifty percent of the amount is sponsored by the management.

6. Schedule of teaching (theory, practical and project

work if any).

Course Title : DIPLOMA IN DESK TOP PUBLISHING ( ONE YEAR)

Course Teacher Name: S. Lovely Jacinth Kirthana

Course Code: CCD 01 Subject: Adobe Page Maker & Adobe Photoshop

Course Code: CCD 02 Subject: Corel Draw

Course Code: CCD 03 Subject: Macromedia Flash, HTML & Dream Weaver

Sl. No.

Period

Work Plan

Topics to be covered

1. July

• Introduction to Computers, Desktop, My Computer, Hard disc

Drives, Operating System.

• Introduction to PageMaker – Tools

• Introduction to Photoshop- Tools

• Typing Practice - English

• Photoshop Creating Cards

• Page Maker -Menus

• Typing Practice - Tamil

• Page Maker-Designing Visiting Cards

• Photoshop – Menus & Basic Designs

• Typing Practice – English

2. August

• Exercises on creating Greetings as it is in Photoshop

• Exercises on creating Visiting Cards in Page Maker


• Basic Effects in Photoshop, Usage of Layers

• Creating Advertisements in Page Maker

• Typing Practice – Tamil

• Photoshop effects used in Photos

• Page Maker Revision – All Menus


• Usage of Pen Tool in Photoshop

• Making Passport Size & Stamp Size Photos

• Text Effects , Background Effects in Photoshop

• Revision – Page Maker & Photoshop

• Short Test – Page Maker & Photoshop

3. September

• Introduction to Corel Draw – Tools

• Introduction to Flash – Tools

• Menus in Corel Draw & Flash

• Basic Designs in Corel Draw

• Basic Animations in Flash

• Creating Certificates, Visiting Cards in Corel Draw

• Animations using Photos in Flash

• Creating Logos in Corel Draw

• Motion & Shape Tween Animations in Flash

• Creating Calendars in Corel Draw

• Action Script Animations in Flash

• Exercises on creating Certificates, Calendars in Corel Draw

4. October

• Practice all Animations in Flash

• HTML Introduction

• Basic Tags

• Tags & publishing in Website

• HTML Practical

• Revision – Corel Draw & Flash

5. November

• Introduction to Dream Weaver

• Techniques, Basic Tags, Websites

• Menus in Dream Weaver, Linking Photoshop & Flash Files in

Dream Weaver

• Hyperlink, Text & Color Menus

• Adding Animations from Websites to Dream Weaver

• Hardware Class

• Designing Websites of their own

6. December

• Hardware Class

• Linking of Files, Creating Websites

• Hardware Class

• Practical – Dream Weaver

• Hardware Class

• Revision

• Hardware Class

• Guest Lecture

• Hardware Class

• Printing Techniques, CD Writing, Copying in Pen Drive

7. January

• Internet – Creation of ID, using net for searching, Sending

Mail

• Hardware Class

• Hardware Class

8. February

• Enhancing Typing Skill

• Hardware Class


• Hardware Class

9. March


• Hardware Class


Course Title : DIPLOMA IN MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY Course Teacher Name: P. Merlynna Esther Maxmellion

Semester I

Course Code: CCM01 Subject: BIOCHEMISTRY

Sl.

No.

Period

Work Plan


10.June

UNIT- 1 BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF SOLUTION

� An overview � Types of solution � Percent Solutions

- % W/W with problems, - % W/V with problems, - % V/V with problems

� Molarity, Molality,Normality Molar solutions with problems Normal solutions with problems

UNIT -1 TEST

UNIT- 3 ANTICOAGULANTS

� Introduction � Types of anticoagulants � Specimen collection and handling

UNIT – 3 TEST

11.July

UNIT- 2 A. COLORIMETRY

�� Introduction, �� Principle � components and its functions � Methodology � Types of colorimetry � Applications

D. pH METER

� Introduction � Working principle of pH meter � Application

C. FLAME PHOTOMETER

� Introduction � Principle � Components and its functions � Methodology

E. ELISA READER

� Introduction � Principle � Components and its functions

Methodology

12.August

F. DENSITOMETER

� Introduction, � Methodology � Types of densitometer � Bone density scan � Dual energy x- ray densitometer � Methodology

B. AUTOANALYZER

� Introduction, � Components � Methodology � Types of autoanalyzers � Fully autoanalyzer � Semi autoanalyzer � Application in clinical analysis

UNIT- 2 TEST

UNIT- 4 CLINICAL LABORATORY TESTS

Normal Values Unit- 4 Test

13.September

UNIT- 5 A.METHODS FOR GLUCOSE ESTIMATION

� O-Toluidine method � Folin-wu method � Glucose Oxidase method

B. GLUCOSE TOLERANCE TEST

� Medical importance � Oral glucose tolerance test � Intravenous Glucose Tolerance Test

A & B – TEST

C. METHODS FOR LIPIDS ESTIMATION

C – TEST

D. ORGAN FUNCTION TESTS & ITS MEDICAL IMPORTANCE

o Liver function tests o Kidney function tests

D – TEST

UNIT- 6 ELECTROLYTES

� Introduction And Its Importance With Examples Clinical significance of sodium

14.October

� Clinical significance of potassium � Clinical significance of chloride � Clinical significance of bicarbonate � Imbalance of electrolytes –

o Hyperkalemia, o Hypokalemia o Hypernatremia, o Hyponatremia,

� UNIT- 6 TEST

15.November

UNIT- 7 ELECTROPHORESIS AND ELECTROPHORETIC PATTERN

� Clinical Electrophoresis , � Gel electrophoresis,

Paper electrophoresis,

16.December

� Applications Of Electrophoresis- DNA Analysis, Protein Analysis, Antibiotics Analysis, Vaccine Analysis

� UNIT- 7 TEST

Semester II

Course Code: CCM02 Course Code: CCM03

Subject: HAEMATOLOGY Subject: MICROBIOLOGY

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Period

Work Plan Work Plan

Topics to be covered Topics to be covered

17.

January

UNIT- 1 BLOOD FUNCTION AND COMPOSITION

� Blood facts � Functions of blood � Composition Of Blood

o Plasma � Proteins � Amino acids � Nitrogenous waste � Nutrients � Gases

UNIT- 1

A.MICROSCOPY

• Types of powers-

• Magnification Power

• Resolving Power

• Numerical aperture Number.

• Parts and its functions

• Types of microscopy

Electrolytes

o Erythrocytes o Leukocytes o Platelets

• Haematopoiesis o Erythropoiesis o Leucopoiesis o Thrombopoiesis

UNIT -1 TEST

UNIT- 9 COAGULATION CASCADE

o Haemostasis o Coagulation Factor’s o Regulation of haemostasis o Disorders of coagulation

o Bleeding disorders o Hemophilia o von Willebrand disease

UNIT -9 TEST

UNIT- 2 ANTICOAGULANTS

• Introduction

• History of anticoagulants

• Types of anticoagulants

• Anti-platelet drugs o Aspirin o Heparins o Warfarin

UNIT -2 TEST

• light microscopy and electron microscopy comparison

• Phase Contrast microscope

• Polarizing microscope

• Fluorescence microscope

• Uses of microscopes B.AUTOCLAVE

C.HOT AIR OVEN

D.WATERBATH

E.REFRIGERATOR

F.CENTRIFUGE

G.ROTATOR

H.INCUBATORS

UNIT -1 TEST

UNIT- 2 STERILIZATION

� Introduction � Pharmaceutical importance � Methods of sterilization � Heat Sterilization � Gaseous Sterilization � Filtration Sterilization � Liquid Sterilization � Radiation Sterilization

UNIT -2 TEST

18. February

UNIT- 3 BLOOD COLLECTION

� Equipment � Sample drawing and handling � Laboratory procedures � Qualification and training of the

personnel � Quality control � Safety remarks

� Procedures in special situations PHLEBOTOMY

• Venipuncture procedure

• Labeling the sample

• Equipment

• Venipuncture site selection

• Procedure for vein selection

• Performance of a fingerstick

• Performance of a venipuncture

• Safety and infection control UNIT -3 TEST

UNIT- 13 HISTOPATHOLOGY

� Introduction � Fixatives � Aims of fixation � Classification of fixatives � Properties of fixatives

UNIT- 12 BLOOD BANK

� ABO Grouping � Coomb’s: Direct & Indirect � Cross Matching � Sources of errors in blood transfusion.&

Test

UNIT- 5

� Antigen � Antibody � Antigen - antibody reaction and

its types. UNIT -5 TEST

UNIT- 7 LAB ANIMALS

UNIT -7 TEST

UNIT- 3 MEDIA

� Introduction � Inportance of media � Application of media � Classification Of Media � Requirements for preparations

Of media

� Methods Of Inoculation UNIT -3 TEST

UNIT- 4

� Morphology of bacteria � Culture of aerobes and

anaerobes colony � Biochemical Reactions � HTS � AST

UNIT -4 TEST

UNIT -12 & 13 TEST

19. March

UNIT- 4 PREPARATION OF THIN AND THICK

FILM & STAINING TECHNIQUES

UNIT -4 TEST

UNIT- 19 DECALCIFICATION

UNIT -19 TEST

UNIT- 5 NORMAL AND ABNORMAL BLOOD

CELLS

UNIT -5 TEST

UNIT- 14 COLLECTION OF SPECIMEN AND STORAGE

UNIT -14 TEST

UNIT- 15 MICROTOME

UNIT -15 TEST

UNIT- 6 ANAEMIA (LEUKEMIA AND IS TYPES)

UNIT -6 TEST

UNIT- 16 TISSUE PROCESSING

UNIT -16 TEST

UNIT- 6 IMMUNITY

TYPES OF IMMUNITY

� Adaptive immunity o Natural immunity

� Passive � Active

o Artificial immunity � Passive � Active

� Innate Immunity UNIT -6 TEST

20. April

UNIT- 17 STAINING METHODS

UNIT -17 TEST

UNIT- 7 MEASUREMENT OF HB IN BLOOD

UNIT -7 TEST

UNIT- 8 BLOOD INDICATORS

UNIT -8 TEST

UNIT- 9

� Collection of bacterial specimen and safety precautions

UNIT -9 TEST

UNIT- 8

� Disposal of used and other materials

� Glass ware solutions and preparations UNIT -8 TEST

UNIT- 9

� Collection of bacterial specimen and safety precautions

UNIT -9 TEST

21. May

UNIT- 10 SOURCE OF ERRORS IN

HAEMATOLOGY

UNIT -10 TEST

UNIT- 10 MORPHOLOGY OF

DIFFERENT BACTERIA

� GPC � GNC � GNB � GPB � AFB

UNIT -10 TEST

UNIT- 11 NORMAL VALUES

UNIT -11 TEST

UNIT- 18 DISPOSAL OF MATERIALS

UNIT -18 TEST

UNIT- 11 VIRUSES

� HIV � Hepatits – B � Anthrax

UNIT -11 TEST

UNIT- 12 MYCOLOGY

� Introduction � Dermatophytes

UNIT -12 TEST

UNIT- 13 BLOOD PARASITES

� MP � MF � Leishmania

UNIT -13 TEST

22. June

UNIT- 20 MUSEUM TECHNIQUE

UNIT -20 TEST

UNIT- 21 AUTOPSY TECHNIQUE

UNIT -21 TEST

UNIT- 14 INTESTINAL PARASITES

� Amoeba, � Giardia, � Trichomonas leptospira � (ii) OVA & WORMS.

UNIT -14 TEST

Course Title : DIPLOMA IN NURSING ASSISTANT Course Teacher Name: R.Packialakshmi

Semester I

Course Code: CCN01 Subject: ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY AND NUTRITION AND DIETETICS Course Code: CCN02 Subject: COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND PREVENTIVE CARE

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23. June

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY NUTRITION AND DIETETICS COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND PREVENTIVE

CARE

UNIT- 1 THE BODY AS A WHOLE

• Cavities of the body and their contents

• Cells and tissues

• Organ and systems UNIT:II THE SKIN

• Skin & Appendages

I INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY

1. Mental Hygiene and Health 2. Definition for Psychology

3. Definition for mental hygiene 4. Definition for health

5. Purposes of studying Psychology

UNIT I: INTRODUCTION TO NUTRITION

• Relation of nutrition to health

• Foods, nutrients and functions of food

• Energy foods and calories

• Proteins, the body-builders

• Vitamins and minerals - protective foods

• Water and cellulose UNIT II: NUTRITIVE VALUE OF FOODSTUFFS

• The calorie

• Nutritive value of common food articles

UNIT-I INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICABLE

DISEASE

• Levels of disease prevention

• Definitions of epidemiological terms

24. July

UNIT:III SKELETAL SYSTEM

• Structure and function of skeleton

• The vertebral column

• The thorax

• Bones of the upper limbs

• Bones of the lower limbs

II INCREASING KNOWLEDGE AND

SKILL

1. The Psychology of learning 2. How to learn more effectively 3. Good study habits 4. Observation thinking & decision making 5. Problem solving and goals

UNIT III: THE BALANCED DIET

• Definition and food groups for selection

• Cultural factors, food fads and habits

Vulnerable groups and sample balanced diets

UNIT IV: FOOD ADULTERATION

UNIT-II CONTROL AND PREVENTION OF

COMMUNICABLE DISEASES – GENERAL

MEASURES

• Disinfections

• Notification or reporting Surveillances

6. Developmental Tasks

25. August

UNIT IV JOINTS AND MUSCLES

4 TYPE OF JOINTS

• The muscular system

• Main group of muscles and their action

• Health of muscles and joints

• Body mechanism lifting and

moving

• Exercise

• Posture UNIT V NERVOUS SYSTEM

• Nervous tissue

• The brain

• The spinal cord and spinal nerve

• The meninges and C.S.F

III SELF UNDERSTANDING &GROWTH

1. Personality to self concept 2. Take a look at yourself 3. Characteristic of a mentally healthy

patient 4. Factors that influence the personality

UNIT V: COMMON DEFICIENCIES IN NUTRITION

• Protein-energy malnutrition(PEM)

• Vitamin deficiencies

• Mineral deficiencies

• Anemia in women

• The health worker’s role in prevention of deficiencies and malnutrition

UNIT-III IMMUNITY AND IMMUNIZATIONS

• Immunizations, care and storage of

vaccines

• EPI and the immunization schedule

• Immunization reactions, treatment and prevention

• Methods of immunization Responsibilities of health workers in

immunization campaigns

26. September

UNIT VI THE SPECIAL SENSES

• The eye

• The mechanics of hearing

• The sense of smell and taste UNIT VII CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

• The blood

• Blood clotting , blood grouping and cross matching

• Pulse and blood pressure Points

• Arterial pressure points

• The trachea , bronchi and lungs

• Respiration

IV EMOTIONS AND DEFENSE

MECHANISM

1. Emotions and behavior 2. Expressions and control of behavior

UNIT VI: IMPROVING DIETS WITH LOCALLY

AVAILABLE FOODSTUFFS

• The health worker investigates

• The food source list

UNIT-IV RESPONSIBILITIES OF HEALTH

WORKERS IN EPIDEMICS, EMERGENCIES AND

DISASTERS

• Epidemics

• Disasters

27. October

UNIT IX DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

• The mouth , pharynx and oesophagus

• The stomach and intestine

• The liver, gall bladder

• pancreas

UNIT X EXCRETORY SYSTEM

• The excretory organs

• The urinary system

Urine and micturation

• Water and salt balance

3. Negative and positive emotions 4. Adjustments 5. Stress illness and behavior

UNIT VII: PREPARATION AND PRESERVATION

OF FOODS

• Selection, storage and preparation of foods

• Methods of cooking

• Preservation of foods-household methods

• Other methods of enriching the family diet

UNIT-V CARE AND TREATMENT OF PATIENTS

WITH INFECTIONS AND COMMUNICABLE

DISEASES

• Recognizing common signs and symptoms

• Care of patients with infection in the home and community

• Test

28. November

UNIT XII REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

• Growth & development of fetus

• The fertilized ovum & the embryo

• Fetus & placenta

• Development of the reproductive organs

V MENTAL HYGIENE & HEALTH IN

VARIOUS LIFE STAGES

1. Infancy 2. Early Childhood 3. Later childhood

UNIT VIII: DIET AS A THERAPEUTIC AGENT

• Diet in treatment of disease

• Effect of deficiencies

• Methods of modifying in relation to calorie value

• Increasing and decreasing of constituents by cooking

UNIT-VI SPECIFIC COMMUNICABLE DISEASES

AND INFECTIONS

• Recognizing common signs and symptoms

• Diseases spread faeces to mouth

• Diseases spread faeces to skin

• Droplet or airborne infections

• Contact infections

29. December

• Sex of the baby & twins

• Male reproductive organ

• Female reproductive organs

• The vulva The internal organs

4. Adolescence 5. Adulthood 6. Old age & Dying

TYPES OF DIET

UNIT IX: NUTRITION EDUCATION

• Factors to be considered.

• Principles of nutrition education and opportunities

Methods and media

• Insect and animals bites

• Mixed infections

• Needles and syringe infections

Semester II

Course Code: CCM03 Subject: FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING, FIRST AID AND GERIATRIC NURSING Course Code: CCM04 Subject: MEDICAL & SURGICAL NURSING ,PHARMACOLOGY,MICROBIOLOGYAND CHILD HEALTH

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Work Plan Work Plan


30.

January

FUNDAMENTALS OF

NURSING

FIRST AID GERIATRIC NURSING MEDICAL

&,PHARMACOLOGY,

MICROBIOLOGY SURGICAL NURSING CHILD

HEALTH

UNIT I INTRODUCTION

TO NURSIN

Nursing

• Meaning and definition of nursing

• Aims of nursing

• Basic requirement for nursing

• Basic nursing principles

• Nursing as a community service.

Nurse

• Qualities and professional and ethical behaviour expected.

• Role and responsibility of a nurse in the health team.

Hospital

• Functions – classifications- departments’ hospital set up- the health team members and their responsibilities.

Patient

• The reaction of the

UNIT: I INTRODUCTION

TO FIRST AID AND

EMERGENCY NURSING

• Definition of first aid

• Need for emergency care

• Aims & objectives

• Scope of first aid

• Scope of first aid

• Limitations in first aid

• Qualifications of first aider

• Priority in first aid

• Golden rules of first aid

UNIT VI FRIST AID FOR

UNCONSCIOUSNESS M

• Types 1. Partial 2. complete

• causes Signs & symptom First aid treatment

• Stroke , Epilepsy

• Hysteria ,fainting

• Diabetic , Hypoglycemia

• Heat stroke,heat Exhaustion,Heart

UNIT I: INTRODUCTION.

• Client as an individual.

• The reaction of the

person and his family

to illness.

• Basic principles of care.

• Health worker’s

qualities –

professional and

ethical behaviors

expected

• Holistic approach to care

• Hospital – its set up and functions,

• the health team

• Roles & responsibilities of the health worker in a team

UNIT-I

INTRODUCTION TO

PHARMACOLOGY

• Types of Medicines

• Characteristics of Drugs

• Legal Control of Drugs

• Form of Drugs

• Abbreviation & Prescriptions

• Misuse & Over Use of Drugs

UNIT-II

ADMINISTRATION OF

DRUGS

• Responsibilities of the health worker

• Weight & Measures

• Calculation of Dosage

• Route of Administration

• Giving Medicines by Mouth

UNIT: I INTRODUCTION TO

MICROBIOLOGY

• Definition of Microbiology

• Founders of microbiology UNIT:II DISTRIBUTION OF

MICRO ORGANISMS AND

THEIR CLASSIFICATIONN

• Distribution of Micro organisms

• Pathogenic Micro organisms

• Classification of Micro organisms

• Bacteria

• Protozoa

• Fungi

• Molds

• Rickettsiae

• Viruses UNIT-III CHARACTERISTICS

OF BACTERIA AND METHOD

USED FOR THE STUDY OF

BACTERIA

• Bacille

EnzymeProduction

• Cocci Reproduction

• Vibrios Motolety

SURGICAL NURSING

UNIT-I ASEPTIC

TECHNIQUE.

• Hand washing

• Uses of antiseptic

• Uses of sterile gowning,

gloves and mask

patient and his family to illness- Nurses role in helping the patient and relatives to cope with illness

• UNIT II THE PATIENT

AND HIS ILLNESS

• Patient unit set up and hospital house keeping.

• Admission procedure and reception of patient.

• Maintaining therapeutic environment.

• Factors of safety.

• Bed making with and without patient operation bed and cardiac bed.

UNIT III BASIC NURSING

CARE NEEDS OF THE

PATIENT

Hygienic needs:

• Oral hygiene

• Skin care – care of pressure areas.

• Care of hair – pediculosis and its treatment

Physical comforts,

meaning and its

importance

• Factors promoting and inhabiting physical comforts.

• Comfort devices and it uses.

• Principles of lifting and moving patients

attack UNIT:II WOUNDS AND

HAEMORRHAGE

• Definition of wounds

• Types & treatment

• Types of bleeding

• Treatment –general rules

• Haemorrhage from ear, nose

• Varicose veins UNIT III SHOCK

• Definition

• Causes

• Types First aid treatment

• Spirilla Sporeformation

• Spirochetes

Capsuleformation

31. February

UNIT IV OBSERVATION

• Vital signs Temperature:

• Factors causing variation in temperature.

• Normal baby temperature

• Abnormal temperature –(pyrexia – abnormal hypo pyrexia etc.,)

• Types of fever.

• Clinical thermometer & how to take care of it.

• The places where temperature can be taken. (Oral – Axila –

rectum) the practical

of checking – PR

and recording – care

of patient with fever

Pulse:

• The sites for taking pulse.

• The observation to be done

• Abnormal terms.

• Respiration: definition- observation – abnormal respirations- characteristics of respiration

• Case of patient with dysponea

Blood pressure:

Definition factors causing

UNIT:IV ASPHYXIA

• Definition

• Causes affecting

• Respiratory mechanism

• Respiratory center

• Hanging , chocking

• Drowning

• Signs & treatment

• General rules in first aid treatment

UNIT V FOREIGN BODY

• In the nose ,ear ,eye Causes

• Signs & symptoms

• First aid treatment Skin &abdomen

• Causes Signs & symptoms

• First aid treatment UNIT VII POISIONING

• Oral , inhalation , injection

• Gas poisoning

• Acid , alcoholic poisoning

• causes Signs & First treatment

• Bites & stings

• Food poisoning

• Dog bite

• snake bite

• causes Signs & First aid treatment

• Bites & stings

• Food poisoning

• Dog bite

• snake bite

UNIT II: BASIC NEEDS

OF ELDERLY

Introduction

• Concept of optimum

health and its

relation to successful

living.

• Maintenance of

health – building of

good health.

• Its relation to successful living

UNIT-III

INJECTION &

INFUSION

• Precaution in giving Injection

• Articles need for injection

• Methods of giving injections

• Other injection

• Infusion

• Purpose

• Methods of infusion

UNIT-IV

INHALATION &

OXYGEN THERAPY

• O2 administration

• Mask

• Catheter

• Steam inhalation

• Fomentation

FACTORS AFFECTING THE

GROWTH OF BACTERIA

• Moisture

• Food

• Metabolism

• Temperature

• Acidity & Alkaline

• Oxygen METHOD USED FOR THE

STUDY OF BACTERIA

• Simple Stain

• Differential Stain

• Special Stain

• Hanging Drop

Pediatric nursing

UNIT I

• Introduction to child health

• Growth & development of the child

• Miles stones

variation in BP –

sphygmomanometer the

parts & the method of

checking BP – reading and

recording

Physical examination

History taking – preparation

of the patient and equipment

for physical exam –

assistant in physical exam-

Positions used for physical

examination

Collection of specimens

and observation

Observation of the urine

• Characteristics of normal urine and abnormal urine

• Methods of collecting specimens for lab – exam

• Types of examination of the urine

• Urine analysis for reaction – specific gravity, sugar and albumin.

Observation of the faces:

• Characteristics of normal & abnormal faeces

Collection of faces for lab

examination

causes Signs & First aid

treatment

32. March

UNIT V HOT AND COLD

APPLICATIONS

Therapeutic uses

• Contra indication

• Local heat applications – hot water bag tilling and applying

• hot fomentation

• Purposes of cold application

UNIT III BASIC NURSING

CARE NEEDS OF THE

PATIENT

Nutritional Needs:

Types of diet – modification

of diet in sickness – feeding

helpless patients

Elimination needs

problems in sickness

(Diarrhea – constipation –

retention incontinence)

Rectal treatments ( Enema

– flatus tube and

suppository

UNIT VIII FIRST AID FOR

FRACTURE

• Introduction

• Definition

• Causes , types

• Signs & symptoms

• General rules in first aid treatment

• Ribs , collar bones , lower jaw

UNIT III: PHYSICAL

COMFORT

Introduction

Physical health

• Role of health workers in maintaining good personal hygiene

Rest & sleep, exercise,

recreation & posture

nutrition.

UNIT-V LOCAL

APPLICATION &

TREATMENT

• Hot water bag

• Cold compress

• Ice bag

• Tepid sponging

UNIT-VI EYE &

ENT TREATMENT

• Eye drops

• Ear

• Throat paint UNIT-VII NASO-

GASTRIC

TREATMENT

• Gastric suction

• Stomach wash

• R T feeding

PROPER COLLECTION OF

SPECIEMENS

• Points to remember

while collecting

specimens

• Method of collection of specimens for culture

• Blood

• Urine

• Faeces

• Ear, Mouth, Eye, Throat swab,

Sputum

• Other body fluids ( CSF,

pleural, peritoneal)

• Blood for serological test

UNIT IV CONTROL OF

BACTERIA

• Disinfection

• Disinfectant

• Sterilization

• Asepsis MEDICALMETHODS OF

CONTROL

• Scrubbing

• Filtration

• Sedimentation PHYSICAL METHOD

• Moist Heat

• Boiling

• Stream under pressure

• Pasteurization

UNIT II :

• Care of newborn

• Baby bath

• Care of umbilicus

• Care of breast

• Feeding

• Protectionof child

UNIT III

• Nutritional requirements Revision

SURGICAL NURSING

UNIT-III SURGICAL

DRESSINGS

• Preparation for Dressing

• Perineal stitch care

• Removal stitch care

33. April

Active and passive

exercise – ambulation

Safety needs – common

type of accidents

Activity and exercise:

Importance of activity

exercise in sickness.

• Leg fracture

• first aid treatment

• Checking circulation

• External chest compression

UNIT IV: ELIMINATION

NEEDS.

• Introduction • Problem in sickness

• Care of the elderly in such condition

• Enema,

• rehydration, flatus tube

• Retention & incontinence of urine

• suppositories

UNIT-III PRE-OPERATIVE

CARE

Preparing the patient for

surgery

• Admission procedures.

• Removal of sutures

• Disposal of soiled dressing

• General physical Preparation

• Skin preparation

• Final preparation

34. May

UNIT IV OBSERVATION

Observation of sputum

• Methods of collecting sputum for lab – examination

• Types of sputum

• Observation of the sputum

UNIT X HANDILING AND

TRANSPORTING

METHODS

• Introduction

• Human crutch

• Pick back

UNIT V: ACTIVITY AND

EXERCISE.

• Importance of

activity and exercise

in health & sickness.

• Active & passive exercise: principles of exercise,

• Therapeutic exercise, training the exercise to the elderly

• Bed sore – causes sign & symptoms, prevention & car

UNIT-VIII RECTAL

TREATMENT

• Enema, Suppositories

• Flatus tube, Rectal drip

UNIT-IX PRIMARY

MEDICAL CARE

• Condition affecting the eye & ear, ear

ache

• Gastro-intestinal infection

• Respiratory tract infection

• Cardio-Vascular Diseases

• Urinary tract infection

DRY HEAT

• Baking

• Incineration

• Flaming

• Sun light

CHEMICAL METHOD

• Common disinfectant

and Antiseptics

• Control of Micro

Organisms in the

human body

UNIT V DISEASE

TRANSMISSION

PORTAL ENTRY

• skin

• Respiratory Tract

• Digestive Tract

• Urinary Tract

UNIT-II STERILISATION

• Preparing articles for

sterilizing

• Sterilizing methods

• Home methods of

sterilizing

UNIT-V POST

OPERATIVE CARE

• General post-operative

care

• Observation

• Maintenance of airway.

35. June

Observation of the vomits

• Definition and causes for vomiting

• Observations to be done on vomiting

• collection of vomits

• Cradle method,Two handed

• Four handed seat, Stretcher,Trolley method

UNIT VI:

PSYCHOLOGICAL AND

SPIRITUAL NEEDS.

• Basic needs: Need for respect, self esteem, security,

• Appreciation and to be valued by others.

Psychological and

spiritual needs.

• Endocrine problem

• Neuron-Muscular Diseases

Problem in

Reproductive system

PORTAL OF EXIT :

• Methods of transfer of micro organisms

• Insects Human carriers

• Checking the vital signs

• Maintaining the IV fluids and I/O chart

Course Title : FOUNDATION COURSE PAPERS

Course Code: CCS 01 Subject: Communication Skills in English Course Code: CCS 02 Subject: Life Coping Skills Course Code: CCS 03 Subject: Basics in Computers Sl. No.

Period

Work Plan


36. June

Communication Skills in English Life Coping Skills Basics in Computers

The present and present

continuous tense

The present simple tense

• Introduction and outline of the programme

• Developing Personal and Creative Skills – Self Introduction

• Attitude

• Importance of attitude

• Meaning and process of coping mechanisms

• Coping Positive mechanisms

• Coping Negative mechanisms

• Kinds of coping

• Self Esteem

Introduction to Computer – Desktop, Icons, Stat Menu, My Computer Introduction to Ms – Paint – Tools & Menus Ms – Paint – Practical Ms – Paint – Practical Introduction to Note Pad & Keyboard Keys Typing Practice Menus- New, Open, Save as Practical – Saving and Opening a File

37. July

The past continuous tense

The past simple tense

The present perfect tense

• Factors influencing self esteem

• Qualities of High and low self esteem

• Steps to raise self esteem.

• Personality Development, Characteristics of Personality development

• Positive Thinking and positive attitude

• The power of positive thinking

• Motivation, Need and the kinds of motivation

Introduction to Ms – Word Drawing & Formatting Tool Bars Practical Menus- File , Edit – Cut, Copy, Paste, Find, Replace options Practical Menus - Insert, Format Practical Short Test Menu – Tools, Protecting Document, Autocorrect Practical Menu – Table, Inserting Rows, Columns, Sorting, Merging Cells Practical Practical Exercise – Ms Word Typing Practice

38. August

The present perfect continuous

tense

The past perfect tense

• Goal Setting

• Importance of Goal Setting

• Problem Solving

• Ways to solve the Problems

• Decision making

• Process of decision making

• Time Management

• Time Management

• Stress management.

• Stress management.

• Developing Coping Mechanisms.

Introduction to Ms Excel Practical Menus – File, Edit Revision – Ms Word Excel – Printing Techniques Automatic Filling – Numbers Practical

39. September

The past perfect continuous

tense

The future tense

• Meaning of coping – Coping with Shyness Types , steps and tips to overcome shyness

• Coping with Loneliness

• Steps and tips to overcome Loneliness

Ms – Excel – Insert, Format Inserting Chart, Formulas Practical Practical Exercise – Ms Excel Exercise – Ms Excel Short Test Practical

40. October

The modals

Greetings introduction, asking

for excuse, requests

• Coping with Depression

• Steps to overcome Depression

• Revision

• Transparency

• Coping with anger and verbal abuse

• Coping with fear

• Anger and verbal Abuse

• Coping with HIV / AIDS

Introduction to Power Point Menus – File, Edit Animations, Color Schemes Practical Practical Inserting Slides, Pictures

41. November

Learning situational vocabulary

in sentences

The passive voice

• Prevention care and support

• Coping with failure

• Coping with study

• Coping with study

• Leadership

Inserting Date & time, Page numbers Sorting and Printing Slides Inserting Pictures Creating Advertisements using Animations Practical

42. December

The indirect or reported speech

Some common prepositions and

uses

• Leadership

• Team work

• Team work

• Career guidance

• Work Environment

Setting Rehearse Timings for slides Practical Exercises Short Cut Keys - Test Practical

Course Title : CERTIFICATE IN APPAREL DESIGNING & DRESS MAKING

Course Code: CCA 01 Subject: Garment Construction I Course Code: CCA 02 Subject: Garment Construction II Course Code: CCA 03 Subject: Surface Ornamentation Sl. No.

Period

Work Plan


43. July

• Stitches and its types

• Types of fancy stitches

• Parts of the sewing machine and to rectify the problems while stitching.

• Do’s and Dont’s while using the sewing machine.

44. August

• Methods of taking Measurement.

• Measurement of the cloth.

• Darts

• Pleats

• Gathers

• Tucks

• Hand key

• Table Cloth

45. September

• Pillow Cover

• Cashion Cover Curtains

• Slip

• Chimmees

• In skirt

• Frocks

• Middy

• Tops

• Half skirt

• Trousers Shorts

46. October

• Nighty

• Chudithar (Bottom Tops)

• Blouse Running stitch-Stem stitch -Chain stitch -Magic chain stitch -

Whipped chain stitch-Zig – Zag chain stitch -Broken chain stitch-

Raised chain stitch-Lazy Dazy chain stitch Double Lazy dazy

stitch cross stitch-star stitch- Herring bone stitch-Double herring

bone stitch-Fly stitch-Dot stitch-Satin stitch-Long and short satin

stitch-Round button hole stitch French knot -German Knot-Bullion

knot -Spiral whipping -patience whipping-spider web Back spider

web-Vandyke stitch-simple couching-Couch Telles-Darning-Fish

bone stitch-Blanket stitch

47. November

• Middy

• Tops

• Blouse

• Chudithar

• Chamki work.

• Beads work.

• Stone work.

• Mirror work.

• Zardoshi work.

48. December

• Frocks

• Middy

• Tops

• Blouse

• Chudithar

• Sarees

Programme Name : Desk Top Publishing Programme Code : DDTP

Programme Name: Medical Laboratory Techniques Programme Code: DMLT

S. No Name of the Course Course Code Total Credits

1. Communication Skills in English CCS01 3

2. Life coping skills CCS02 2

3. Basics in computers CCS03 3

4. Bio- Chemistry CCM 01 10

5. Haematology CCM 02 10

6. Microbiology CCM 03 10

7. Parasitology, Mycology, CCM 04 6

S.

No

Name of the Course Course

Code

Total Credits




4. Adobe Page maker & Adobe Photoshop CCD 01 4

5. Corel Draw CCD 02 2

6. Macromedia Flash, HTML & Dream Weaver CCD 03 4

7. PC Hardware CCD 04 6

8. Adobe Page maker & Adobe Photoshop (Internship) CCD 05 2

9. Corel Draw(Internship) CCD 06 2

10. Macromedia Flash, HTML & Dream

Weaver(Internship)

CCD 07 2

11. PC Hardware(Internship) CCD 08 6

Total credits 36

Serology

8. Clinical Pathology CCM 05 6

9. Bio Chemistry (Internship) CCM 06 3

10. Haematology(Internship) CCM 07 3

11. Microbiology(Internship) CCM 08 3

12. Parasitology, Mycology,

Serology(Internship)

CCM 09 3

13. Clinical Pathology(Internship) CCM 10 2 Total 64

Programme Name: Nursing Assistant Programme Code : DNA

Programme Name: Apparel Designing and Dress making Programme Code: CADDM

S.No Papers Course Code Total Credits




4. Garment Construction I CCA 01 2

5. Garment Construction II CCA 02 8

6. Surface Ornamentation CCA 03 6

Total 20

7) Faculty with their credentials and contact details

S.

No

Name of the Course Course Code Total

Credits




4. Paper I –Anatomy and Physiology, Psychology & Nutrition and

Dietetics

CCN 01

5

5. Paper II – Communicable Diseases and preventive care CCN 02 4

6. Paper III – Fundamentals of Nursing, First Aid & Geriatric Nursing CCN 03 5

7. Paper IV – Medical Nursing and Pharmacology, Surgical Nursing,

Microbiology & Child Health

CCN 04 5

8. Practical -I Fundamentals of Nursing CCN05 10

9. Paper V – Midwifery CCN06 6

10. Practical - IIMidwifery CCN07 7

11. Internship Fundamentals of Nursing CCN08 3

12. Medical and Surgical Nursing, CCN09 4

13. Midwifery CCN10 7

Total 64

S.No Name Educational Qualification Designation Official Contact Details

1. Ms.V.Kalaiyarasi M.A., M.Phil.,4 Years of teaching experience in schools, 2 years of work experience in NGO.

Administrator Cum Tutor

Hakkim Ajmal Khan road, Chinna chokkikulam , Lady Doak College Campus Katie Wilcox Community College , Madurai

2. S.Lovely Jacinth Kirthana

B.Tech.,(Information Technology)

Tutor cum Lab Instructor

“

3. R.Packialakshmi

B.Sc., Nursing, M.Sc., M.Phil,(Psychology). 4 Years of teaching experience in school of nursing, 4 Years of clinical experience in hospitals.

Tutor cum Clinical Instructor

“

4 Ms. P.Merlynna Esther Maxmellion

M.Sc., M.Phil,(Zoo) 2 Years of teaching experience in college.

Tutor cum Lab Instructor

“

5. M.Porkodi Certificate in Apparel Designing and Dress Making

Tailoring Teacher “

6. Ms.P.Rajalakshmi

M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., 4 years experience as a Lecturer in English. 8 years experience as a English Teacher in Matriculation Schools

Part time Teacher

“

8) Non Academic staff with their Credentials and contact

Details:-

9) The Examination schedule

Semester I Foundation Papers

S.No COURSE Term End Exam

1. Life Coping Skills

Oct 2011

2. Communication Skills in English

Oct 2011

3. Basics in Computers

Oct 2011

S. NO Name of the Non Academic staff Qualification

1. M.Sahalakalavalli B.Sc.,

Semester II Diploma Papers

S.No Course Summative

(theory&practical))

1. Desk Top Publishing (DDTP)

April 2012

2. Medical Laboratory Techniques (DMLT)

April l2012

3. Nursing Assistant (DNA) April2012

4. Certificate in Apparel Designing & Dress Making(ADDM) – six months

Dec 2011& April 2012

10) Details of registration

Awaiting for registration in 2011-2012.

S.NO. SESSION NO.OF STUDENTS

REGISTERED

NO. OF

STUDENTS GOT

PLACEMENT

1 2009-2010 28 75%

2 2010-2011 31 100%

11) Linkages with industry/prospective employer

Course Name of the person Industrial / Community partners Diploma in Nursing Assistant.

• Ms. Susheela Packianathan, Retd. Principal, Founder Trustee

• Medical Director,

• Medical Director

• ZION Trust, (Arunodhayam Sick Geriatric Care Centre) Koodal Nagar, Madurai

• Bose Hospital, Madurai.

• Ponni Hospital & Fertility Research Centre, Madurai

Diploma in Medical Laboratory Techniques(DMLT)

• Dr. Puratchimani, Director.

• Medical Director,

• Medical Director

• Bose Clinical Laboratory, Simmakkal, Madurai

• Vivek clinical laboratory, Bose Hospital, Madurai.

• Ponni Hospital & Fertility Research Centre, Madurai

Diploma in Desk Top Publishing (DTP)

• Mr. Immanuel David, Proprietor.

• Mr. Ramachandran, Proprietor.

• Area Manager

• Grace computers, ,Madurai.

• Sri Guru System, Madurai

• Apollo Computer Education, Madurai.

12) Cycle wise placement details

Certificate in Apparel Designing and Dress Making registered in 2011-2012, and the

students of Diploma in Desk Top Publishing, Diploma in Medical Laboratory Techniques

and Diploma in Nursing Assistant will be registered in the Academic year 2012-2013

S.NO NAME OF THE

STUDENT

ENROLMENT

NO.

CYCLE OFFICIAL

CONTACT NO.

OF STUDENTS

NAME & CONTACT

NO. OF INDUSTRY

1. N. Angel 11KWCCT05 Dec 2011 8870004575 S.A.Knitwears,

Madurai

9894758264

2. A. Gokila Vani 11KWCCT06 Dec 2011 8870004575 ,,

3. P. Indira 11KWCCT07 Dec 2011 8870004575 ,,

4. E. Pavithra 11KWCCT08 Dec 2011 8870004575 ,,

5. M. Saranya 11KWCCT09 Dec 2011 8870004575 ,,

6. S.Saravanakumari 11KWCCT10 Dec 2011 8870004575 ,,

7. R. Sushmita 11KWCCT11 Dec 2011 8870004575 ,,

13) Infra structure according to academic programmes.

Total built up area: Ground Floor : 807 Sq. feet First Floor : 686 Sq. feet Office Room : 88 Sq. feet Library : 85.25 Sq. feet Dining Room : 90.00 Sq. feet Classrooms: Diploma in Desktop Publishing : 176.00 Sq. feet Diploma Medical Laboratory : 172.00 Sq. feet Techniques Diploma in Nursing Assistant : 182.25 Sq. feet Nursing Demonstration Room : 85.25 Sq. feet Apparel Designing : 102.38 Sq .feet and Dress making KWCC:

• Office Room with a Computer with internet & Printer.

• Five Class Rooms with proper ventilation and fans.

• Seven toilets cum Bathrooms with regular water supply.

• Open area in the front for Vehicle Parking.

Diploma in Desktop Publishing � DTP Lab with 10 Computers with latest necessary software installed and one system with internet facility.

Diploma Medical Laboratory Techniques � Clinic & Science Lab of Lady Doak

College for Preliminaries. � Vivek Clinical Laboratory & Bose

Clinical Laboratory, Madurai. Diploma in Nursing Assistant Clinical experience through

� Clinic, Lady Doak College,(30 beds) � Ponni Hospital , Madurai.(50 beds) � Bose Hospital, Madurai. (100 beds)

Apparel Designing and Dress making � 5 sewing machines with 1 cutting

table.

1. Photograph of the institution · One member (Nominated by IGNOU) 1. Dr.Latha Pillai PVC, IGNOU, New Delhi [email protected] 91-11-29534185,29571814 Three members representing

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