1. Introduction to Nursing: An overview of the nursing profession, its history, ethical considerations, and legal responsibilities.

2. Anatomy and Physiology: Study of the human body’s structure and functions, including the major systems and organs.

3. Medical Terminology: Introduction to medical terminology used in healthcare settings to facilitate effective communication.

4. Nursing Fundamentals: Basic nursing skills and principles, including hygiene, vital signs measurement, wound care, and infection control.

6. Medical-Surgical Nursing: Comprehensive study of medical conditions, diseases, and surgical interventions, focusing on patient care and nursing interventions.

7. Maternal and Child Health Nursing: Study of prenatal care, childbirth, postpartum care, and care for infants and children.

8. Mental Health Nursing: Introduction to mental health disorders, therapeutic communication, and strategies for providing support to patients with mental health issues.

9. Geriatric Nursing: Study of the unique needs and challenges of elderly patients, including age-related diseases, geriatric care planning, and end-of-life care.

10. Patient Assessment and Documentation: Training in conducting thorough patient assessments, documenting patient information accurately, and maintaining medical records.

11. Nursing Ethics and Professionalism: Discussion of ethical principles, legal considerations, and professional standards in nursing practice.

12. Clinical Practice: Practical training in healthcare settings, where students apply their knowledge and skills under the supervision of experienced nurses.