aiims sister grade ii syllabus

HI I would like to have the AIIMS Sister Grade II syllabus as well as some of the questions asked in previous examinations?

[Kiran Chandar]

AIIMS Staff Nurse Grade-II (Sister Grade-II) Written examination will contain the following subject based on the syllabus of Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery. ( Objective type exam pattern )

General Nursing & Midwifery
General knowledge
English
Basic Computer applications

The detail of the course study is as follows:

Year I
Sr. No.
Subjects of Study

I
Biological Sciences

I. Anatomy and Physiology

II. Microbiology

II
Behavioural Sciences

I. Psychology

II. Sociology

III
Fundamentals of Nursing

I. Fundamentals of Nursing

II. First Aid

III. Personal Hygiene

IV
Community Health Nursing- I

I. Community Health Nursing

II.Environmental Hygiene

III.Health Education and Communication Skills

IV. Nutrition

V
ENGLISH

Year II

1
Medical Surgical Nursing I

I. Medical Surgical Nursing

II. Pharmacology

2
Medical Surgical Nursing II (Specialties)

I. Communicable Diseases

II. Orthopaedic Nursing

III. Ear, Nose and Throat

IV. Oncology/Skin

V. Ophthalmic Nursing

3
Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing

Community Health Nursing

4
Computer Education

Year III

I
Midwifery and Gynaecological Nursing

2
Community Health Nursing - II

3
Paediatric Nursing

Internship Period

I
Educational Methods and Media for Teaching in Practice of Nursing

II
Introduction to Research

III
Professional Trends and Adjustment

IV
Administration and Ward Management

V
Health Economics


The sample question paper for the AIIMS Staff Grade II examination is as follows:

1. Anatomy is the study of
(1) Structure of body 2) functions of body (3) reproductive System (4) Surgical operations

2. Physiology is the branch dealing with
(1) structure of body (2) functions of body (3) plants and animals (4) embryonic development

3. Interstitial fluid is (1) plasma of blood (2) fluid present around the Tissues (3) deoxygenated (4) fluid present within eyeball

4. Oedema is characterised by (1) water logging of tissue (2) decrease in blood pressure (3) accelerated heart rate (4) cancer of lung

5. The two important electrolytes present in body are
(1) Sodium and Potassium (2) Magnesium and Iron (3) Barium and Selenium (4) Copper and Manganese

6. Diarrhoea and vomiting results into
(1) dehydration (2) Oedema (3) Oxygen toxicity (4) fluid retention

7. Cardiac oedema occurs in (1) congestine heart failure (2) nephrotic syndrome (3) Typhoid (4) Malaria

8. Metabolism can be defined as (1) urine formation by kidneys (2) transmission of signal, across neurons (3) biochemical reactions occurring within cells (4) distribution of nutrients

9. The nucleus can be called as (1) controlling centre of cell (2) power house of cell (3) energy currency (4) suicide bag

10. The substances essential for the growth and repair of body tissue are
(1) Carbohydrate (2) Proteins• (3) Fats (4) Minerals