
Question: Which of the following is a key principle of nursing ethics?
a) Ignoring patient preferences
b) Providing care with compassion and respect
c) Prioritizing hospital profits over patient well-being
d) Keeping patient information public
Question: What is the primary purpose of patient confidentiality in nursing?
a) To prevent patients from knowing their diagnosis
b) To protect patients’ personal and medical information
c) To make medical records difficult to access
d) To allow only doctors to view patient records
Question: Why are good communication skills important for healthcare professionals?
a) To impress colleagues
b) To build trust and improve patient care
c) To complete paperwork faster
d) To avoid talking too much
Question: What is a key component of effective communication in healthcare?
a) Speaking loudly to assert authority
b) Using medical terms to sound professional
c) Active listening and clear explanations
d) Avoiding patient questions to save time
Question: Why is hand hygiene important in healthcare settings?
a) To keep hands soft and clean
b) To reduce the spread of infections
c) To follow hospital rules
d) To avoid washing hands frequently
Question: How long should you wash your hands with soap and water for effective hand hygiene?
a) 5 seconds
b) 10 seconds
c) 20 seconds
d) 1 minute
What is the main purpose of defining the hospital’s scope of services?
a) To reduce staff workload
b) To ensure standardized care and service delivery
c) To increase hospital profits
d) To attract more patients
Q. Code Pink in a hospital represents:
A) Infant/Child Abduction
B) Chemical Spill
C) Fire Emergency
D) Mass Casualty Incident
Module 1: Introduction to Nursing & Basic Patient Care
1. Introduction to Nursing & Patient Care
2. Roles & Responsibilities of a Nurse
3. Understanding the Hospital Environment & Departments
4. Ethics & Professionalism in Nursing
5. Communication Skills & Bedside Manner
6. Personal Hygiene & Hand Washing Techniques
7. Patient Positioning & Bed Making
8. Assisting with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
9. Infection Control & Aseptic Techniques
10. Introduction to First Aid & Emergency Care
11. Vital Signs Monitoring (BP, Pulse, Respiration, Temperature)
12. Measuring & Recording Blood Sugar Levels
13. Practical Training & Assessment
Module 2: Basic Nursing Procedures & First Aid
14. Wound Dressing & Bandaging Techniques
15. Administration of Oral, IV, IM, and SC Medications
16. First Aid for Bleeding, Burns & Fractures
17. CPR & Basic Life Support (BLS) Training
18. Care of a Bedridden Patient & Prevention of Bedsores
19. Assisting in Feeding (NG Tube, Liquid Diet, IV Fluids)
20. Patient Transfer & Mobility Techniques
21. Managing Patients with Limited Mobility
22. Understanding Different Types of Injections
23. Oxygen Therapy & Nebulization Techniques
24. Catheterization & Colostomy Care
25. Patient Charting & Documentation
26. Practical Training & Assessment
Module 3: Specialized Patient Care & Hospital Safety
27. Pediatric & Neonatal Nursing Basics
28. Elderly & Geriatric Care
29. ICU & Critical Care Nursing Basics
30. Assisting in Surgery & OT Preparation
31. Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing
32. Stress & Emotional Support for Patients
33. Infection Control in Critical Areas (ICU, OT)
34. Sterilization & Disinfection Methods
35. Palliative & End-of-Life Care
36. Pain Management & Comfort Measures
37. Disaster Preparedness & Emergency Response
38. Fire Safety & Evacuation Procedures
39. Practical Training & Assessment
Module 4: Advanced Care & Final Evaluation
40. Handling Infectious Diseases (COVID-19, TB, HIV)
41. Communication with Family & Relatives of Patients
42. Stress Management for Nurses
43. Professional Growth & Career Opportunities in Nursing
44. Final Practical Assessment
45. Theory Exam (MCQs + Short Answers)
46. Viva & Feedback Session
47. Certification & Course Completion Ceremony