Scoring Tips for CHN-I University Exam
- Levels of health care (primary, secondary, tertiary) with examples — nearly a confirmed essay question.
- Water-borne diseases: definition, prevention, water quality parameters (Unit 3).
- IMNCI algorithm and Expanded Programme on Immunisation schedule — frequent short-note topic.
- Epidemiological triad and natural history of disease — always drawn as a diagram.
- Health team members at sub-centre, PHC, CHC — chart format recommended.
Pair these notes with our ready-to-submit practical records, case studies and health-education formats designed for the CHN-I practical component.
Sources & References: Indian Nursing Council B.Sc Nursing Curriculum (revised); K. Park, Textbook of Preventive & Social Medicine; WHO South-East Asia regional publications on primary health care.
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