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PGIMER NURSING Domain Knowledge / Professional Awareness Syllabus

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Topics
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Sub-topics
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Questions

Domain Knowledge / Professional Awareness is one of 3 sections in the PGIMER NURSING syllabus. It has 1 topics and 10 sub-topics, tested in PGIMER-NURSING Domain Test, with about 50 questions (50 marks).

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PGIMER NURSING Domain Knowledge / Professional Awareness: topic-wise syllabus

  1. 1

    Nursing Domain

    ~3 marks

    Fundamentals, Medical-Surgical, Community

    • Nursing Foundations — Principles, Practice, History, Trends
    • Anatomy and Physiology — Systems (CVS, Resp, GIT, CNS, Renal)
    • Medical-Surgical Nursing — Adult Health, Perioperative, Critical Care
    • Community Health Nursing — Public Health, Epidemiology, Family
    • Pediatric Nursing — Child Health, Growth, Development, Diseases
    • Obstetric and Gynecological Nursing — Pregnancy, Labor, Postnatal
    • Mental Health Nursing — Psychiatric, Mental Health Act, Counseling
    • Nursing Research — Methods, Statistics, Evidence-Based Practice
    • Nursing Education — Teaching Methods, Curriculum, Evaluation
    • Nursing Administration — Management, Leadership, Quality

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What topics are in the PGIMER NURSING Domain Knowledge / Professional Awareness syllabus?

Domain Knowledge / Professional Awareness for PGIMER NURSING has 1 topics: Nursing Domain, with 10 sub-topics in all.

How many questions come from Domain Knowledge / Professional Awareness in PGIMER NURSING?

About 50 questions (50 marks) in PGIMER-NURSING Domain Test. Always check the latest notification, as numbers can change.

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