CG Post Basic BSc Nursing Syllabus 2026: Download PDF

Conducting Body

Chhattisgarh Professional Examination Board (CG Vyapam)

Official Website

vyapamcg.cgstate.gov.in

Mode of examination

Offline

Exam format

MCQs

Total questions asked

100

Exam duration

2 hours 30 minutes

Chapters

Topics

Anatomy And Physiology

Skeletal system - Bones: types, structures, functions, Axial skeleton, Appendicular skeleton, Joints classification, structure and function

Muscular system: Types, structure and functions; Position and action of chief muscles of body

Cardio-vascular system – Blood: composition, clotting and blood group, cross-matching, blood products and their use, Heart, Blood vessels , Circulation of blood, Blood pressure and pulse, Lymphatic system

Respiratory system: Structure and functions of respiratory organs

Digestive system: Structure and functions of organs of digestion and accessory organs

Excretory system: Structure and functions of organs of urinary system and skin

Nervous system: Type, structure and functions of neurones

Type, structure and functions of neuron, Central nervous system and Autonomic nervous system

Endocrine system: Structure and functions of pituitary, pancreas, thyroid, parathyroid, thymus and suprarenal glands

Microbiology

Classification

Structure

Size method and rate of reproduction of microorganism

Pathogenic and non-pathogenic organisms

Common diseases caused by different types of microorganisms

Sources and transmission of infection,

Collection of specimens,

Type of immunity

Hypersensitivity and autoimmunity, Sterilization and Disinfection, Pasteurization

Bio-safety and waste management

Inoculation of culture media

Staining and examination of slides

Fundamentals Of Nursing

Introduction to Nursing: Nursing: Definition, meaning, Nature, Scope, Principles and history of Nursing, Ethics in nursing, Healthcare agencies, Holistic and comprehensive nursing

Nursing care of the patient/Client: Admission and discharge process of patients, Different types of beds and their uses and principles, Maintenance of therapeutic environment, Temperature, Light, noise and humidity, Nursing Process and Nursing Care Plan, Recording and Reporting

Basic Nursing Care and Needs of the patient: Importance of maintaining good personal and environmental hygiene in health and disease and role of nurse, Importance of diet in health and disease and role of nurse in maintaining good nutrition, feeding helpless, role in elimination and safety, active and passive exercise. Physical Comforts devises and their uses, Care of pressure points and bedsores: Physical examination of patient/Client, Infection control and waste management, barrier nursing, Cold application, Hot application

Basic Needs and Care in Special conditions: Care of patient with fever, unconscious patient, patient with fluid imbalance, patient with dyspnoea, Care of terminally ill patient, Care of physically handicapped patients, Dying patient and communicable diseases

First Aid

Community Health Nursing

Introduction to community Health and community health nursing: Health and disease, Community, community health, community health nursing, Primary health care: Health for all by 2000 A.D. Differences between institutional and community health nursing, Community health team functioning, Philosophy, goals, objectives and principles of community health nursing practice. Qualities and functions of a community health nurse. community health nursing process Concepts and definition, Importance of the community health nursing process, Steps of the process: Community identification, population composition, health and allied resources, community assessment, planning and conducting community health nursing care services.

Health Assessment: Characteristics of a healthy individual: Identification of deviation from normal health. Referral systems, Records and Reports, Principles and concept of Epidemiology and Epidemiological methods, Family Health Nursing care Family health services, Roles and function of a community health nurse in family health services, Family health care settings and Home visiting - health care services and health planning in India.

Nurses' role in national health programmes'

Demography and family welfare demography

Vital statistics.

ENVIRONMENTAL HYGIENE

Importance of environmental health Prevention and control of environmental pollution

Community organization to promote environmental health

Medical Surgical Nursing

Nurse’s role in Management of Fluids

Electrolyte and Acid Base Balance

Management of patients in pain

Operation Theater Technique

Physical Environment

Management of patient undergoing surgery

Medical surgical and Nursing management of patients with impaired respiratory function

Digestive and gastrointestinal disorders, endocrinal and metabolic disorders

Renal and urinary disorders

Neurological disorders

Cardiovascular and haematological disorders in all nutritional consideration

Nursing management of elderly

Nurses' role in emergency conditions

Medical surgical and nursing management of cancer patients, patient with ophthalmic, ear nose and throat disorders

Role of nurse in disaster management.

Mental Health Nursing

Meaning and definition of mental health and mental illness. mental mechanisms (ego mechanisms), personality and types of personality.

Mental Health Assessment and mental status examination

Community Mental Health its Concept, importance and scope, Attitudes and misconceptions towards mentally ill, Prevention of mental illness (preventive psychiatry) during childhood, adolescence, adulthood and old age, Community mental health services, Role of nurses in community mental health services.

Role of nurses in providing psychiatric nursing care.

Mental disorders and Nursing Interventions like Schizophrenic disorders, Mood (affective) disorders, Manic depressive psychosis, and Anxiety states. Definition, aetiology, signs, symptoms, medical and nursing management of: Phoebic disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, depressive neurosis, conversion disorders, dissociative reactions, hypochondriasis, psychosomatic disorders, alcohol, drugs and other psychoactive substance abuse.

Bio-Psychosocial Therapies, Psychopharmacology, Psychosocial therapies: individual and group therapy, behaviour therapy, occupational Therapy, Somatic therapy, technique of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT).

Forensic Psychiatry / Legal Aspects.

Psychiatric Emergencies and Crisis Intervention.

Midwifery And Gynaecological Nursing

Definition Midwifery, obstetrical nursing Development of maternity services in India Scope, Historical review, Embryology and foetal development and circulation Nursing Management of Pregnant Women preparation for delivery institutional and home.

Nursing Management of women in Labour in the first, second, third and fourth stages.

Nursing Management of Baby at birth

Nursing management of Mother during puerperium and management at the time of complication of puerperium Puerperal pyrexia, Puerperal sepsis, Thrombophlebitis, Embolis, Puerperal psychosis, Mastitis, Breast abscess.

Complications of pregnancy and its management

High Risk pregnancy and its management: Anaemia, Jaundice, Viral infections, Urinary tract infection, Heart Diseases, Diabetes Mellitus, Ostemalacia, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, AIDS, Teenage pregnancy, Elderly primigravida, Multipara, Multiple pregnancy.

High-Risk Labour and its management: Malpositions, Malpresentations: occipitoposterior position face, brow, shulder and breech presentation; Contracted pelvis, Abnormal uterine action, Cervical dystocia, Early rupture of membranes, prolonged labour, Induction of labour, Obstructed labour rupture of uterus, Obstetrical emergencies: cord presentation, cord prolapse, amniotic fluid embolism, obstetric shock.

Complications of third stag

All obstetrical operations and MTP Drugs used in obstetrics, Ethical and legal aspects related to Midwifery and Gynecological Nursing.

Infertility and fertility

Pelvic infection, uterine displacement and descent., STI and their prevention breast disorders, benign and malignant neoplast and reproductive organs.

Child Health Nursing

Concept and trends

Role and process of child health nursing

Child care in India

Preventive paediatrics

The Newborn and characteristics

Nursing management of newborn

Breast feeding

Baby friendly hospital initiative

Common congenital problems

High-Risk Newborn

Growth and development

Weaning and immunization

Nutritional management

Sick child management

Behavioral disorders

Administration and Ward Management

Meaning and philosophy of administration, Elements and principles

Administration of hospital unit and ward

Safety measures

Prevention of accidents and infections

Legal responsibilities of nurse

Job description

Job specification

Job analysis

Staff development

Leadership styles

Management of equipment and supplies

Records and reports

Professional organizations

Particulars

Details

Mode of exam

Offline/OMR-based

Total number of questions

100

Types of questions

Multiple-choice questions

Exam duration

2 hours 30 minutes

Marking scheme

1 mark is given for every

Negative Marking

No negative marking